On April 26, Beijing time, the Brooklyn Nets lost to the Boston Celtics 112-116, and the big score was swept by the Green Shirts 0-4, so that the Nets also set a number of humiliating records.
First, the Nets became the first team to be eliminated in this year's playoffs.
Second, with the exception of the Nets, the remaining 15 playoff teams have all won at least one game, making the Nets the only team to be swept in the first round.
Third, the Nets have been 0-3 behind 4 times in their history, swept out 4 times, and never extended the series by one game.
Fourth, both Durant and Irving were swept out for the first time in their playoff careers.
Fifth, when Harden was not present this season, Irving and Durant led the team with a record of 9 wins and 10 losses, and 0 wins and 4 losses in the playoffs.
Sixth, this is the first time in nearly 17 years that Durant and James have missed the second round of the playoffs at the same time.
Seventh, this series is the eighth time in the history of the Celtics to sweep an opponent in the playoffs, and the Nets have become the background board.
Eighth, Clarkston shot just 18.1 percent (4 of 22) from free throws in the series. It was the third player in history to shoot less than 20 percent from the series in a series, after Joe Caldwell in 1968 (2 of 15) and Andre Robertson in 2017 (3 of 21).
Ninth, Clarkston started with 0-of-10 shooting to become the first person in playoff history.
Tenth, plus two straight losses in the Eastern Conference semifinals last season, Durant has suffered six straight playoff losses.
Eleventh, in NBA playoff history, With just one goal scored, Clarkston's 10 free throws also tied Chamberlain's all-time record.
Twelfth, the four games of this series have a total of only 18 points (1, 7, 6 and 4 points in four games), which is also the third closest series in the series that has been swept in NBA history.
Thirteenth, the Nets became the first team in NBA history to shoot 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from three-point range in the playoffs but were eliminated.
Fourteenth, since last year's Eastern Conference semifinals against the Bucks' G3, the Nets have only won 1-8 in their last nine playoff games, with the only win being G5 against the Bucks in last year's Eastern Conference semifinals.
After reading these data records, I have to sigh that this year's Nets are really too heartfelt!