17 three-pointers led to an 11-game losing streak! Porter Jr. scored 34+9+7, and the old Rockets player lost himself

On November 17, the NBA regular season continues, with the Wizards playing against the Nets at home. This was a game of novices. Both teams had only one victory before the game and were ranked in the bottom two. Initially, the two teams fell into a tug-of-war, but after that, the Nets gradually took the initiative on the court and maintained the lead. In the final quarter, the point difference was widened to more than 20 points, and the game lost suspense. In the end, the Nets defeated the Wizards 129-106, ending their 4-game losing streak.

This is the Nets' second victory this season, which is really not easy. On the other hand, the Wizards have suffered an 11th consecutive defeat, and they still don't know when the next victory will come. I have to say that the Wizards' strength is really too bad. I originally thought it would be a stalemate game, but I didn't expect to be directly beaten by the penultimate Nets. This is a bit too bad, and they are completely unable to keep up with their opponents. This team has set its goal this season, which is to go for the No. 1 pick.

The Nets are more fully prepared this time, just to end their losing streak. This time the team opened up inside and outside, and the team hit 17 three-pointers, with a shooting percentage of over 40%. In addition, the Nets also blossomed a lot, with 6 players scoring in double figures. Every player was able to contribute and ultimately helped the team win. Among them, Porter performed very strongly, shooting 11 of 18 and scoring 34 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists.

This time, Martin on the Nets bench became a surprise player, shooting 8 of 12, 3 of 6 three-pointers, 20 points and 4 assists, with a team-high plus-minus of +26. In addition, Clarkston scored 17 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists, Cloney had 12 points, Mann had 10 points and 7 rebounds, and Williams had 13 points. With this victory, the Nets have stopped their decline, and at least they won't worry about falling to the bottom. After all, the Wizards are there to take care of the bottom.

The Wizards' offense is very bad, but George is in good form, scoring 29 points on 5 of 10 three-pointers. However, Whitmore, the former Rockets player who joined the team through trade this summer, did not fulfill his talent. I thought he would get more opportunities when he came to Washington, but he did not expect to be reused. He only played 13 minutes this time, scoring 6 points and 2 rebounds on 2-of-5, with a plus-minus value of -13. If this continues, Whitmore may lose his eligibility for the rotation.