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Seven Nets in double-figures as shorthanded Brooklyn escapes with win in NOLA, 134-129

Seven Nets in double-figures as shorthanded Brooklyn escapes with win in NOLA, 134-129 Share this story Grit, thy name is Brooklyn. Led by Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn and their nine available players overcame adversity Tuesday, defeating New Orleans, 134-129. With the win, the Nets improve to 38-19 on the season and are tied with the Sixers for the top seed in the Eastern Conference. All this after the Nets announced pre-game that James Harden was out “indefinitely” after a rehab “setback.” “At the end of the day, he made some really difficult shots,” Nash said on Irving. “There wasn’t a ton of movement on the last three possessions. You tip your hat to your star player who makes the shots but, our guys were terrific all night. When he wasn t in the game, I thought our team played really well. That’s really key, especially when we are down on nine guys.”

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Landry Shamet s career-high spoiled as Nets lose at buzzer to Heat, 109-107; Durant hurt

Landry Shamet’s career-high spoiled as Nets lose at buzzer to Heat, 109-107; Durant hurt Share this story Bam beat Sham. In a back-and-forth game that had Bam Adebayo and Landry Shamet alternately playing hero, Bam won it, nailing a 13-foot step-back over Jeff Green to secure the win in Miami. Shamet was the game’s high scorer with a career-high 30. It was Miami’s defense that ultimately won it though, not letting the Nets score in the last 3:20. After a 15-2 run put them up midway in the fourth, they lost their shooting touch and Miami took advantage late.

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LaMarcus Aldridge shines in Nets debut as Brooklyn blow out Charlotte, 111-89

LaMarcus Aldridge shines in Nets debut as Brooklyn blow out Charlotte, 111-89 Share this story It was all Nets and a bonafide Brooklyn blowout Thursday night. Without James Harden and Blake Griffin, the Nets drew on LaMarcus Aldridge and he shined in his Nets debut as Brooklyn defeated Charlotte, 111-89. With the win, the Nets remain on top of the East with a 34-15 record and have now won 20 of their last 23 games and seven home wins in a row. Nets are now 20-6 at Barclays Center for the season. “It was a great win. One of the best starts maybe since before the break so that was positive. It’s a very good team. We obviously shot the ball well but we defended,” Steve Nash said postgame. “We got into people and our communication was great, we rebounded and we took care of business. Proud of the guys. That was a tough game back-to-back - a tough little stretch here and we had a good week.”

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Kyrie Irving scores 31 as Nets take possession of first place, 120-108, but James Harden hurt

Kyrie Irving scores 31 as Nets take possession of first place, 120-108, but James Harden hurt
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