Brooklyn outscores Miami 31-9 in fourth quarter to grab fourth win in five tries

Forget tanking, the Nets are in win-now mode. Cam Johnson led the way with 18 points and D'Angelo Russell dropped in 17 as Brooklyn ran away with the game in the final quarter. 

It was announced late Friday that Cam Johnson would represent the Nets during NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco as he'll complete in the Starry 3-point competition. 

Meanwhile on Friday at Barclays, the Nets scored 52 points in the paint and held Miami to 35.6 percent shooting from the field. 

Brooklyn dominated the rebounding department 57-39 to protect home court after Wednesday night's loss to the Wizards snapped a three-game winning streak. 

Brooklyn is back in the win column and will look to extend its consecutive win streak to two against Charlotte on Monday.