On February 15, Beijing time, in an NBA regular season game that has ended today, the Brooklyn Nets defeated the Sacramento Kings 109-85 at home, ending the team's 11-game losing streak.
In this game, the Nets in the absence of many of the team's main players, relying on the wonderful play of new signings to successfully laugh to the end, the previous trade of Curry Jr. and Drummond ushered in the debut of this game.
Curry Jr. played 32 minutes, shooting 10-of-18 and 3-of-8 from three-point range, with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Andre Drummond played 24 minutes, shooting 4-of-7, with 11 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals. The two new signings were able to integrate well into the team in the first game, which also gave fans and management a sigh of relief.
This season's Nets can be described as ups and downs, first Irving is out of the game for a long time because of no vaccination. Then the team had a number of main players injured, making it difficult for the team to put together a lineup. According to relevant statistics, this is the 32nd different starting lineup the Nets have used this season, the most in the entire league.
The team suffered an eleven-game losing streak ahead of this game, slipping the ranking to eighth in the East. You should know that at the beginning of the season, the Nets' record was in the top three in the West for a certain period of time.
Now the Nets have three good instant battles through trades: Simmons, Curry Jr. and Drummond. Although the team has also paid a lot of money, and it is still unknown whether the deal is good or bad for both sides. But at the very least, it can solve the problem of the team's current personnel difficulties and let the team stop the decline of the losing streak.