Nets vs. Kings
On February 15, Beijing time, the Nets and the Kings launched a regular season competition. In this game, Kyrie Owen, Kevin Durant and Ben Simmons are absent. However, Brooklyn played a wonderful offensive performance under the leadership of La Marcus Aldridge, Cescuri, Bruce Brown and others.
Nets vs Kings
The Nets beat 3rd to the bottom
In the first half, under the explosion of Ade, Cescuri and Bruce Brown, the Nets briefly took a 19-point lead. The Kings, under the advice of Sabonis Jr. and Fox, achieved multi-point blossoming. At halftime, the Nets only had a seven-point lead.
In the second half, the Kings continued to chase points, and the point difference was forced to close to 1 point at one point. Cescuri scored consecutive points from the mid-range distance, Johnson kept dunking in the box, and Brooklyn re-extended the point difference to 19 points. Before entering the final quarter, the Nets held a 14-point lead. In the final quarter, the Nets continued to widen the point gap, the Kings were unable to launch a continuous effective offensive, and Brooklyn once expanded the point difference to more than 20 points, and the game completely lost suspense. In the end, the Nets beat the Kings by 24 points to make it 109-85, stopping an 11-game losing streak.
The Nets beat the Kings by 24 points
Prior to this campaign, the Kings, who had won two straight, were third-to-last in the West. The Nets, on the other hand, swallowed 11 consecutive defeats and ranked eighth in the Eastern Division.
Curry's 23+7 debut was stunning, and the Nets won 3rd from the bottom, ending an 11-game losing streak! Ad Brown exploded!
Game review
At the start of the first quarter, Bruce Brown threw in, Curry hit a jumper, Fox scored on a mid-range shot, and Johnson scored all 2 free throws. Mills, Curry and Brown scored from mid-range and long range, and the Nets made a perfect 14-2 start. Sabonis Jr. hit a 2+1 shot and Mills returned the long-range shot. Fox scored three points on consecutive free throws, Curry went in for another long-range shot, Mitchell responded with a three-pointer, and Brown scored six points on consecutive free throws. Meitu hit 2 free throws, Ade responded with a 2+1, and the Nets took an 18-point lead.
Divenzo slammed in a three-pointer, Ader and James Johnson scored in succession, and Brooklyn had a 19-point lead. Meitu scored two free throws, Mitchell scored from a distance, Methu slammed in a three-pointer and the Kings chased eight points in a row. After the first quarter, the Nets led 35-24.
After the first quarter, the Nets led by 11 points
In the second quarter, Holliday scored on a layup and Mills responded with a high jumper. Mitchell scored from a distance, Curry scored from mid-range, Thomas hit 2 free throws, Fox played against Curry, and Brown dunked. Diventenzo and Fox hit long-range shots in succession, and the Kings narrowed the gap to eight points.
Thomas hit 2 free throws, Mitchell scored on a jumper, Sabonis Jr. and Fox scored from the basket, and the Kings continued to narrow the point gap. Ader scored from mid-range and Fox responded with a three-pointer. Ader hit a jumper, Fox hit all 2 free throws, and Ade scored four more points with a free throw. After halftime, the Nets led 55-48.
Nets La Marcus Aldridge
In the second half, Sabonis Jr. scored in the middle, Fox hit all two free throws, Barnes scored on a layup, and the Kings went on a 6-0 offensive run with a point difference of just one point. Curry hit the board to stop the bleeding for the Nets. Harkris hit 1 of 2 free throws, Curry scored five straight points from mid-range and Barnes hit a jumper.
Brown hit a 2+1 shot, Curry hit another long-range shot, then hit a jump shot, and the Nets regained a 13-point lead. Mitchell scored on a layup, Johnson slammed a dunk, and Holmes hooked a shot. Johnson dunked again, James Johnson back dunked, the Kings couldn't shoot from a distance, Chuang Shen could also dunk, Brown stormed the box to score, and the Nets extended the point difference to 19 points. Justin Holliday hit a long-range shot, DiVinzenzo hit all two free throws, and the third quarter was over, and the Nets led 80-66.
Fox free throws
In the final quarter, Ade scored from a layup, Holliday dunked, Ade scored from mid-range, Edwards hit a three-pointer, Sabonis Jr. and Di Ventenzo scored in the box, and Thomas scored in the middle. Barnes made a layup, Thomas and Ade each scored from the field, and the Nets continued to hold a 19-point lead. Fox scored on a jumper, Di Ventenzo made a layup after a steal, the Kings chased four points in a row, and Nash asked for a timeout.
Fox hit 2+1 and Thomas hit a single shot. Holmes threw a shot in, and Chuang Shen scored on a layup also in color. Thomas hit all two free throws and Fox scored in a low single. Brown pulled the basket to win, with 3:14 left before the finale, the Nets took a 16-point lead, and Nash requested a timeout. The Kings switched to the player at the end of the bench and chose to leave the game to concede. The two teams practiced on the field, and the game time gradually ended. The Nets, who eventually beat the Kings 109-85, ended their 11-game losing streak.
Thomas punched the basket
Sescuiri made a stunning debut
Nets toughster Sescuiri played 32 minutes, shooting 10-of-18, 3-of-8 from three-point range, 0 free throws, and had 23 points, 7 boards and 5 assists. Curry scored the team's highest score with a super high shooting percentage of 56%. While feeling explosive in the middle and long distance, Curry also delivered the second most assists in the game. In addition, Curry also has a strong output in terms of rebounding protection. Cescuri, who made his Nets debut, played a stunning performance.
Cescuri singled Fox
Ade and Brown exploded
In this campaign, the Nets Tigers achieved a big explosion in Ade and Brown.
Nets star La Marcus Aldridge played 19 minutes, shooting 8-of-11 and 3-of-3 from the free throw line, scoring 19 points, 8 boards and 1 block. Ader scored high points with a 73 percent shooting percentage, and his singles and mid-range scores at the low post were unguardable. Ade's excellent performance is the key to the Nets' ability to achieve internal and external blossoming.
Ade against Sabonis Jr
Nets Tough Bruce Brown played 38 minutes, shooting 8-of-12, 1-of-1 from three-point range and 2-of-2 from the free throw line, scoring 19 points, 6 boards, 6 assists, 5 steals and 3 blocks. Brown scored the team's second-highest score with a super high shooting percentage of 67%, and Brown was also the steal king and block king of this game. Brown, who also has a prominent contribution in rebounding protection and tandem teams, has also been prominent. Moreover, Brown is also the assist king of this game. Brown, achieved a full-blown explosion.
Bruce Brown
Two-team stats
Kings: Fox 26 points and 3 assists, Di Ventenzo 12 points, 8 boards, 2 assists and 5 assists, Mitchell 13 points and 2 boards, Barnes 6 points, 7 boards and 2 assists, Harkless 1 point, Sabonis Jr. 9 points, 9 boards and 2 assists, Justin Holliday 7 points, Holmes 4 points and 6 boards, Metu 7 points and 4 boards.
Nets: Drummond 11 points, 9 boards, 4 assists, 2 assists, Aldridge 19 points, 8 boards and 1 block, Seth Curry 23 points, 7 boards and 5 assists, Brown 19 points, 6 boards and 6 assists, 5 blocks, Edwards 3 points and 5 boards, Mills 8 points and 3 assists, Thomas 14 points, 5 boards and 3 assists, Johnson 4 points, 4 boards and 2 assists, Jevon Carter 3 points, 2 boards and 2 assists.