On February 15, Beijing time, the Nets won 109-85 in the home game against the Kings, and after the whole game, the new franchise and debuting Seth Curry got a team-high 23 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists, in addition to Bruce Brown had 19 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists and had a plus-minus of up to +28.
Then there's the new signing Andre Drummond, who can also get 11 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block on 4-of-7 shooting in the 24 minutes. With Durant, Ben Simmons and Irving all unable to play, the Nets can still rely on these tough players to win the game, which is enough to prove that the Nets still have a good team depth.
After the game, the Nets also sent three tweets on social media in a row to praise the performance of new signing Seth Curry on the court:
This also includes Seth Curry's post-game interview about how he felt after joining the Nets:
"It felt great, full of energy from the moment I arrived here."
For the Nets, Seth Curry is also one of the biggest rewards for the team in the James Harden trade, after all, Seth Curry's scoring ability on the offensive end may indeed be an ideal help for Durant, Irving and Simmons.
The last thing to talk about is Harden's situation, after being sent to the 76ers by the Nets, Harden is still in the recovery stage of injury. Harden will reportedly not play for the 76ers until All-Star Weekend, nor will he participate in this year's All-Star Weekend, and the league announced that Harden's seat will be replaced by former Nets player Jarrett Allen (currently for the Cavaliers):
For Harden, being sent to the 76ers by the Nets will also restart his career and storm the championship trophy with Joel Embiid.