The Kings were so angry that they couldn't beat the Nets with eleven straight losses when they wanted to hit the playoffs. It is no wonder that the Nets' new signings have all appeared, and the state is too good, Seth Curry has 23 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists on 10 of 18 shooting, including 8 three-pointers, or that sentence: Don't take Seth as Curry. Andre Drummond had 11 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block on 7-of-7 shooting, 4 free throws and 4 free throws, and actually filled the technical statistics. In addition to Curry Jr. and Drummond, the Nets also have Bruce Brown, LaMarcus Aldridge and Cameron Thomas scoring in double figures, which can be said to be a multi-point blossoming victory.
The end of the eleven-game losing streak is a huge psychological burden for the Nets as a whole, although beating a weak team like the Kings is not worth touting, but considering the current Nets lineup and team conditions, it is extremely difficult to win. New signings have taken the name, the original teammates have also performed well, and the Nets' bench is also sitting kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons, and it seems that the Nets after the trade are not so bad.
Any team needs to have a star to protect the bottom, and then with enough good role players, and then can get more ideal results, the current Nets' supporting roles are actually good enough, if the Big Three can fit perfectly, the Nets' prospects are also bright. But now, the Nets' Big Three is also under pressure, because role players outside the Big Three can play team basketball, and the Big Three is likely to break this team basketball model when they return.
This season, the Nets have averaged 263.8 passes per game, ranking fourth from the bottom in the league, and because the team previously had the likes of Durant, James Harden and Irving, the Nets model is actually the Big Three using their excellent personal ability to create opportunities for teammates. But when the Civilian Nets made their debut, they had 312 passes against the Kings, 48.2 more than the season average. No others, such as Curry Jr., Patty Mills, and others, did not have excellent individual ability, but they compensated for their lack of individual ability with better passing, thus playing a rare team basketball.
This season, the league's average number of passes per game is the Nuggets, Pacers and Warriors, and their number of passes is about 310, and it is not easy for the civilian Nets to hand over such a report card. Therefore, the Big Three are actually under pressure, and their individual abilities can indeed create opportunities for role players, but their personal abilities tend to make role players function single. If the likes of Durant, Irving and Simmons can also participate in the team's passing, the Nets are likely to become the winners of the big deal.
Text/Duncan's laugh