Another downright ugly preseason loss causes unrest in Nets World
After committing 26 turnovers and looking disjointed for a second straight outing in the preseason, Brooklyn looks to have more than a few kinks to work out ahead of the start of the regular season.
The Nets were outplayed in every facet by a Miami club that brought defensive physicality and sharp execution to the tune of a 109-80 drubbing.
Kevin Durant finished with 22 points and 4 rebounds, Ben Simmons 4 points, 4 assists, 10 rebounds and 6 careless turnovers.Attention #Nets fans the preseason opener is upon us! Catch up on 55 years of the franchise's journey from Teaneck to Brooklyn! Message us for a signed author copy! #nba #NetsWorld #netslevel pic.twitter.com/qNtHG1ZgGf
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Kyrie Irving sat out Thursday's contest, so Brooklyn was basically noncompetitive from the opening tip.
Steve Nash has shifted away from isolation basketball to a more team centric approach predicated on ball movement and man movement.Kevin Durant was asked what he liked from tonight's game:
— Nets Videos (@SNYNets) October 7, 2022
"I didn't like anything. I liked that we came out of it healthy." pic.twitter.com/Z2hBUro8KX
Theoretically, this is the best adjustment the Nets can make, but through two preseason games a lot more has gone wrong than has gone right with the regular season opener less than two weeks away.
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