The Brooklyn Nets are now in the slow part of their offseason, having completed the 2026 NBA Draft, summer league play, and free-agency. The team has made some solid additions to the roster, headlined by the trade for Minnesota Timberwolves forward Julius Randle. With the NBA's 2026-27 schedule on course to be released next week, the Nets will soon know their opponents for the upcoming season. Last result: Toronto Raptors 136-101 Brooklyn Nets (2026-04-12). The Nets have lost their last five games, with a recent form of 0W-0D-5L. Assuming the full schedule for every team is released next week, it aligns with the league's typical August announcement. This comes after NBA commissioner Adam Silver admitted to waiting for LeBron James' team decision before finalizing the schedule, which is now complete with James joining the Philadelphia 76ers. The Nets are hoping to improve their performance in the 2026-27 season, which will give them a chance to see how Randle fits into the team led by sharpshooter Michael Porter Jr. and how Egor Demin and Mikel Brown Jr. gel together as one of the youngest backcourts in the league. The Eastern Conference is looking more formidable next season, but the Nets will be preparing for the release of their full schedule next week to prepare accordingly.