- How poetic that Kurucs gets the first bucket with his first start for the team
- Followed up a wide open Russell three
- Kurucs gets the offensive board and put back, god this kid is good
💥 @RODIONS1 on the offensive glass! 💥 https://t.co/GKFPxtl6xI
— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) December 15, 2018
- Nice little oop from RHJ to Allen
RHJ hitting Allen for the oop🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/MHj0G2VzQU
— Nick Fay (@OTG_NICK) December 15, 2018
- This lineup has really good energy and chemistry early on
- Spencer splits the defense and attacks the rack for his first bucket
Spencer Dinwiddie out here earning that new deal!
— YES Network (@YESNetwork) December 15, 2018
LIVE stream: https://t.co/DbEx63RCAu pic.twitter.com/icJaRb9C3e
- Washington on a 10-2 run to reclaim the lead
- Ed Davis literally took on four Wizards to make the bucket down low
- Brooklyn’s defines has left a lot to be desired, allowing Washington to shoot 59% from the field and establish a 4-point lead at the first break
- The Carroll mid ranger cuts the lead back to 2
- Nets start the quarter with a 7-0 run to take bake the lead
- Dinwiddie earns the and one after drawing contact from two defenders, great strength to finish the play
- Jared Dudley’s 3-point shot is on tonight
- Jared Dudley without the headband looks like a completely different person
- Solid outlet pass allows Davis to get to the line for two
- The fact the Wizards continue to allow open threes is bewildering
- The Joe Harris floater extends the lead to 8, matching the Nets largest for the night
- When Hollis-Jefferson is posting closer to the basket he’s so much dangerous than when he’s doing so from around the mid range
- You can almost bank on Spencer making the basket every time he drives, or if not, drawing the foul
- Spencer’s step back three has a become a favourite shot of his
. @SDinwiddie_25 SPLASH 💦💦💦 pic.twitter.com/vGmEVUtYZg
— Nick Fay (@OTG_NICK) December 15, 2018
- Nets finish the half with a 70-59 lead, Spencer Dinwiddie leading the way with 13 points off the bench
3rd Quarter:Per NetsPR
— Nets Republic (@NetsRepublic) December 15, 2018
Spencer Dinwiddie (13 points) has now scored in double figures in 23 straight games he's appeared in off the bench, which is the second-longest streak in Nets history (longest streak: 32 straight games for Bubbles Hawkins in the Nets' first season in the NBA, 1976-77).
- Joe Harris isn’t just an elite 3 point shooter, he’s continued his efficiency driving to the rim
- Awesome dish from Harris to Allen who finishes the dunk with some ferocity
- Lead is cut to 6, 5 minutes into the third
- Rodions has been one of the most important players tonight. He’s also a second round rookie.
- Kurucs has a lethal first step
- Allen has been dunking with some aggression tonight
. @_bigjayy_ with a POWER SLAM 💥💥💥💥💥 #NBA #Nets pic.twitter.com/vWP4bVEIzg
— Nick Fay (@OTG_NICK) December 15, 2018
- Follows it up on the other end with the denial
- The control Dinwiddie shows around the rim is a thing of beauty
Spencer WHAT https://t.co/0P2xg1bFjU
— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) December 15, 2018
- Teams with weak interior defence are going to be punished by Spencer
- Brooklyn finish the third with a 101-85 lead
- Precise feed from Russell to Dudley increases his assist total to 9 for the night
- Oh my what a finish from Rondae on the driving layup
Rondae got MOVES https://t.co/U43epylaYB
— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) December 15, 2018
- Washington on a mini run cutting the lead back to single digits
- Kurucs responds with the bucket as he gets his 15th point
Per NetsPR:
— Nets Republic (@NetsRepublic) December 15, 2018
Rodions Kurucs has now set his career-high in points for the 2nd straight game with 15 tonight vs. Washington.
He posted 13 points in his last game on Wednesday night in Philadelphia.
- Brooklyn with a season high 30 assists on the evening
- Lead cut to 6 with the Beal three
- Joe Harris gives the Nets a little breathing room with the three
- Dinwiddie’s footwork in his driving is another thing to marvel at
Per #Nets PR:
— Nets Republic (@NetsRepublic) December 15, 2018
Spencer Dinwiddie (27 points) has now scored 25+ points in each of his last 3 games (all off the bench).
Dinwiddie is the 1st Net to notch 25+ points in 3 straight games off the bench since Cliff T. Robinson in the 1980-81 season.
- Allen with the forceful block on the defensive end
- Lovely offensive set finished with a corner three from Harris
- Nets close it out for the 125-118 win.

