Nets snap skid, bury Kings 116-99 behind 17 three-pointers
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Nets snap skid, bury Kings 116-99 behind 17 three-pointers
"Brooklyn's first half was as dominant as it gets for a team that has spent weeks searching for clean stretches. The Nets shot 50% from the field, buried 11 3-pointers and held the Kings to 37.5% shooting while building a 68-45 halftime lead."
"Traoré led the Nets with 17 points and six assists, controlling the game without needing to overcomplicate it. Drake Powell added 16 points. Clowney finished with 15 points and seven rebounds in his second game back from injury."
"The Nets shot 49.4% for the game and knocked down 17 3-pointers, building a lead that reached 27. The Kings never had the defensive activity to disrupt them much."
The Brooklyn Nets defeated the Sacramento Kings 116-99, ending a 10-game losing streak and moving to 18-57. The victory dropped them from second to third in the NBA draft lottery standings. Key players were missing for both teams, but Brooklyn dominated the first half, leading 68-45 at halftime. Nolan Traoré led the Nets with 17 points, while Drake Powell and Noah Clowney contributed significantly. The Nets shot 49.4% overall and made 17 three-pointers, maintaining a lead that reached 27 points despite a brief push from Sacramento.
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