The nervous Nets fan’s guide to the Tsai ownership divorce
Sandy Verma | August 4, 2026 10:24 PM CST
With the shocking news first reported by Page Six that Joe and Clara Wu Tsai — owners of the Nets, Liberty and Barclays Center — are getting divorced, fans instantly wondered how this will impact their teams.
At least for the present, the answer is not much.
“Nothing will change,” a highly placed source told The Post. “Business as usual. Life goes on.”
The Tsais’ divorce after almost three decades of marriage is not expected to impact their operation of Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, the holding company for the Nets and Liberty and the arena where they play. Or, at least, that impact will be far into the future.
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