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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 10/19 @ MIL 127-104 (L) 1/15 vs. NOP 120-105 (W) 10/22 @ PHI 114-109 (W) 1/17 @ CLE 114-107 (L) 10/24 vs. CHA 111-95 (L) 1/19 @ WAS 119-118 (W) 10/25 vs. WAS 104-90 (W) 1/21 @ SAS 117-102 (W) 10/27 vs. MIA 106-93 (L) 1/23 @ MIN 136-125 (L) 10/29 vs. IND 105-98 (W) 1/25 vs. LAL 106-96 (L) 10/31 vs. DET 117-91 (W) 1/26 vs. DEN 124-118 (L) 11/3 vs. ATL 117-108 (W) 1/29 @ GSW 110-106 (L) 11/5 @ DET 96-90 (W) 2/1 @ PHX 121-111 (L) 11/7 @ TOR 116-103 (W) 2/2 @ SAC 112-101 (L) 11/8 @ CHI 118-95 (L) 2/4 @ UTA 125-102 (L) 11/10 @ ORL 123-90 (W) 2/6 @ DEN 124-104 (L) 11/12 @ NOP 120-112 (W) 2/8 vs. BOS 126-91 (L) 11/14 @ OKC 120-96 (W) 2/10 @ WAS 113-112 (L) 11/16 vs. GSW 117-99 (L) 2/12 @ MIA 115-111 (L) 11/17 vs. CLE 109-99 (W) 2/14 vs. SAC 109-85 (W) 11/19 vs. ORL 115-113 (W) 2/16 @ NYK 111-106 (W) 11/22 @ CLE 117-112 (W) 2/17 vs. WAS 117-103 (L) 11/24 @ BOS 123-104 (W) 2/24 vs. BOS 129-106 (L) 11/27 vs. PHX 113-107 (L) 2/26 @ MIL 126-123 (W) 11/30 vs. NYK 112-110 (W) 2/28 vs. TOR 133-97 (L) 12/3 vs. MIN 110-105 (W) 3/1 @ TOR 109-108 (L) 12/4 vs. CHI 111-107 (L) 3/3 vs. MIA 113-107 (L) 12/7 @ DAL 102-99 (W) 3/6 @ BOS 126-120 (L) 12/8 @ HOU 114-104 (L) 3/8 @ CHA 132-121 (W) 12/10 @ ATL 113-105 (W) 3/10 @ PHI 129-100 (W) 12/12 @ DET 116-104 (W) 3/13 vs. NYK 110-107 (W) 12/14 vs. TOR 131-129 (W/OT) 3/15 @ ORL 150-108 (W) 12/16 vs. PHI 114-105 (W) 3/16 vs. DAL 113-111 (L) 12/18 vs. ORL 100-93 (L) 3/18 vs. POR 128-123 (W) 12/25 @ LAL 122-115 (W) 3/21 vs. UTA 114-106 (W) 12/27 @ LAC 124-108 (W) 3/23 @ MEM 132-120 (L) 12/30 vs. PHI 110-102 (L) 3/26 @ MIA 110-95 (W) 1/1 vs. LAC 120-116 (L) 3/27 vs. CHA 119-110 (L) 1/3 vs. MEM 118-104 (L) 3/29 vs. DET 130-123 (W) 1/5 @ IND 129-121 (W) 3/31 vs. MIL 120-119 (L/OT) 1/7 vs. MIL 121-109 (L) 4/2 @ ATL 122-115 (L) 1/9 vs. SAS 121-119 (W/OT) 4/5 vs. HOU 118-105 (W) 1/10 1/12 1/13

@ POR @ CHI vs. OKC

114-108 (L) 138-112 (W) 130-109 (L)

4/6 4/8 4/10

@ NYK vs. CLE vs. IND

110-98 (W) 118-107 (W) 134-126 (W)

2022 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Time/Result 4/17 @ BOS 115-114 (L) 4/20 @ BOS 114-107 (L) 4/23 vs. BOS 109-103 (L) 4/25 vs. BOS 7:00 PM 4/27 @ BOS* TBD 4/29 vs. BOS* TBD 5/1 @ BOS* TBD

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Barclays Center (BARK-lees), Goran Dragić (GORE-on, DROG-ich), Jacque Vaughn (Jock), Royal Ivey (roy-AL), Amar’e Stoudemire (ah-mahr-AY)

LAST GAME INACTIVES: Harris, Simmons

LAST GAME STARTERS: Irving, Curry, Durant, Brown, Drummond

STATUS UPDATES: Joe Harris (left ankle surgery) and Ben Simmons (return to competition reconditioning/back soreness) are OUT.

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Section Page(s) Section Page(s) Nets Roster 2 Games Missed 22-23 Quick Hits 3-15 Team Highs & Lows 24 Cume & Play-In Stats 16-17 Individual Highs & Lows 25 Current Opponent 18 Last Time… 26 Next Opponent 19 Records 27 Starting Lineups 20 Back-to-Backs 28 Records by Month and Week 21 Transactions 29 Win/Loss Margins 21 How the Nets Were Built 29 Box Score Breakdown 21 Coaching Staff 30 Inactives Counter 21 Players 31-35

2021-22 BROOKLYN NETS PLAYOFF GAME NOTES

No. 2 Boston Celtics (3-0) at No. 7 Brooklyn Nets (0-3)

Playoff Game #4 • Playoff Home Game #2

April 25, 2022 • 7:00 PM EDT • Barclays Center TV: YES Network / TNT • Radio: WFAN 101.9 FM / 660 AM

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[ F ] K E V I N D U R A N T #7 • TEXAS (15th Season) • 6-10 • 225

2021-22 Averages Notables Last Game

29.9 ppg 7.4 rpg 6.4 apg 37.2 mpg

• Was acquired via a sign-and-trade with Golden State on 7/7/19 and signed a multi-year contract extension on 8/8/21. • Is a 12-time All-Star (2010-19, 2021-22), nine-time All-NBA honoree (six First Team, three Second Team), two-time NBA Champion (2017, 2018), two-time Finals MVP, four-time scoring champion (2009-12, 2013-14) and the MVP in 2014.

16 pts, 8 rebs, 8 asts

46 mins 4/23 vs. BOS (GM 3)

[ F ] B R U C E B R O W N #1 • MIAMI (4th Season) • 6-4 • 202


9.0 ppg 4.8 rpg 2.1 apg 24.6 mpg

• Acquired by Brooklyn from Detroit in a three-team trade with the Clippers on 11/19/20; re-signed with the Nets on 8/8/21. • Posted career highs in FG % (.556), rpg (5.4), offensive rating (115.9), net rating (3.5), effective FG % (.576) and double-doubles (six) in 2020-21.



[ C ] A N D R E D R U M M O N D #0 • CONNECTICUT (10th Season) • 6-10 • 280


7.9 ppg 9.3 rpg 1.8 apg 19.7 mpg

• Is in his first season with Brooklyn after being acquired via trade with Philadelphia on 2/10/22. • Is a two-time All-Star (2016, 2018), a 2016 All-NBA Third Team selection and has led the NBA in rebounds four times (2016, 2018-20).

2 pts, 3 rebs, 1 ast


[ G ] S E T H C U R R Y #30 • DUKE (8th Season) • 6-1 • 192


15.0 ppg 3.1 rpg 3.6 apg 33.3 mpg

• Is in his first season with Brooklyn after being acquired via trade with Philadelphia on 2/10/22. • Ranks third all-time in NBA history in 3-point percentage (.440) and first among active players, just ahead of Joe Harris (.439).

10 pts, 1 reb, 2 asts


[ G ] K Y R I E I R V I N G #11 • DUKE (11th Season) • 6-2 • 195


27.4 ppg 4.4 rpg 5.8 apg 37.6 mpg

• Signed as a free agent with the Nets on 7/7/19. • Is a seven-time All-Star (2013-15, 2017-19, 2021), two-time All-NBA honoree (second team in 2019 and third team in 2015), All-Star Game MVP (2014), Rookie of the Year (2012) and an NBA champion (2016).



2021-22 BROOKLYN NETS REGULAR SEASON RECORDS RECORD HOME ROAD OVERTIME OVERALL 44-38 20-21 24-17 2-1 DIVISION 10-6 4-4 6-2 1-0 WESTERN CONF. 13-17 7-8 6-9 1-0

EASTERN CONF. 31-21 13-13 18-8 1-1

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# NAME POS HT WT DOB COLLEGE/COUNTRY YRS

21 LaMarcus Aldridge F 6-11 265 07/19/85 Texas/USA 15

1 Bruce Brown G/F 6-4 202 08/15/96 Miami/USA 3

33 Nic Claxton F/C 6-11 226 04/17/99 Georgia/USA 2

30 Seth Curry G 6-1 192 08/23/90 Duke/USA 7

9 Goran Dragić G 6-3 190 05/06/86 Slovenia 13

0 Andre Drummond C 6-10 280 08/10/93 Connecticut/USA 9

7 Kevin Durant F 6-10 225 09/29/88 Texas/USA 14

14 Kessler Edwards F 6-8 215 08/09/00 Pepperdine/USA R

2 Blake Griffin F 6-9 246 03/16/89 Oklahoma/USA 11

12 Joe Harris G/F 6-6 220 09/06/91 Virginia/USA 7

11 Kyrie Irving G 6-2 195 03/23/92 Duke/USA 10

8 Patty Mills G 6-0 180 08/11/88 Saint Mary’s/Australia 12

20 Day’Ron Sharpe C 6-9 264 11/06/01 North Carolina/USA R

10 Ben Simmons G/F 6-10 240 07/20/96 Louisiana State/Australia 4

24 Cam Thomas G 6-3 210 10/13/01 Louisiana State/USA R

Head Coach Steve Nash (Santa Clara) Assistant Coach Jacque Vaughn (Kansas) Assistant Coach David Vanterpool (St. Bonaventure) Assistant Coach Brian Keefe (UNLV) Assistant Coach/Director of Player Development Adam Harrington (Auburn) Assistant Coach Jordan Ott (Penn State) Assistant Coach/Player Development Tiago Splitter (Brazil) Assistant Coach Royal Ivey (Texas) Assistant Coach Ryan Forehan-Kelly (California) Player Development Assistant Amar’e Stoudemire (Cypress Creek HS) Director of Sports Medicine Les Gelis (La Trobe) Director of Sport Science Dan Meehan (Australian Catholic) Head Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist Sebastien Poirier (Salem State) Director of Performance Rehabilitation Stefania Rizzo (British Columbia) Physiotherapist Andy Barr (Salford) Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Daniel Jones (Ballarat) Physical Performance Coach Chris Miller (Southern California)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Goran Dragić (GORE-on DROG-ich)

Jacque Vaughn (Jock) Royal Ivey (roy-AL)

Amar’e Stoudemire (ah-mahr-AY)

0 Andre Drummond 9 Goran Dragić 20 Day’Ron Sharpe

1 Bruce Brown 10 Ben Simmons 21 LaMarcus Aldridge 2 Blake Griffin 11 Kyrie Irving 24 Cam Thomas 7 Kevin Durant 12 Joe Harris 30 Seth Curry 8 Patty Mills 14 Kessler Edwards 33 Nic Claxton

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IF THE NETS WIN ➢ It would prevent the Nets from getting swept. ➢ It would improve Brooklyn’s home record in playoff game vs. Boston all-time to 8-2.

THE LAST DECADE – NETS IN THE PLAYOFFS ➢ This is the Nets’ seventh playoff appearance in the last 10 seasons (since moving to Brooklyn in 2012-13), tying the most playoff

appearances in a 10-year period in Nets history (previously: seven playoff appearances in a 10-season stretch from 1998-2007). ▪ See the chart for a look at the most consecutive playoff appearances the Nets have made all-time. ---------------- >

GAME 3 – CELTICS OUTLAST NETS IN BACK-AND-FORTH BATTLE IN BROOKLYN ➢ RESULT: The Nets shot well from the field (.506 FG %, .414 3FG %) and held their own on the glass (34-33 deficit), but 21 turnovers resulted in 37

Boston points in a 109-103 loss to the Celtics on Saturday night at Barclays Center. ▪ Brooklyn has dropped the first three games in this series by a total of 14 points.

➢ KEY STAT 1: The Nets are third in the playoffs in FG % (.502), trailing only Golden State (.531) and Phoenix (.512). ▪ Brooklyn is also third in effective FG % (.574), trailing only Golden State (.627) and Philadelphia (.583).

➢ KEY STAT 2: The Nets rank second in the playoffs in 3FG % (.446), trailing only Philadelphia (.452). ▪ Brooklyn ranks last in the playoffs in 3-point attempts (24.7/game).

➢ KEY PLAYER 1: Bruce Brown recorded a playoff career-high 26 points (10-of-19 FG, 4-of-6 FT), eight boards and three assists in 40 minutes. ▪ Brown scored a then-playoff-career-high 23 points in Game 2. This marked the first time in Brown’s career that he scored 20+ points in

consecutive games (regular season or playoffs). ▪ The 26 points also represented the second-highest-scoring output in a game in his career (high: 29 points on 2/23/21 vs. Sacramento). ▪ In three games in this series, Brown has averaged 18.0 ppg (.588 FG, .500 3FG, .800 FT), 5.7 rpg and 3.0 apg in 38.2 mpg. ▪ Brown is 6-of-12 from distance in this series. In his first 16 career playoff games, he shot 3-of-16 (.188) from 3-point range. ▪ The only players in this year’s playoffs averaging a higher ppg than Brown’s 18.0 ppg, while shooting .500 FG % and .500 3FG %, are

Brandon Ingram (29.8 ppg), Devin Booker (28.0 ppg), Klay Thompson (24.5 ppg) and Jordan Poole (24.3 ppg). ➢ KEY PLAYER 2: Seth Curry chipped in 10 points (4-of-8 FG, 2-of-4 3FG) in 34 minutes of action.

▪ Curry is averaging 11.7 ppg (.500 FG, .500 3FG, 1.000 FT), 2.0 rpg and 3.3 apg in 31.5 mpg in this series. ➢ KEY PLAYER 3: Kevin Durant contributed 16 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in 46 minutes.

GAME 2 – CELTICS ERASE 17-POINT DEFICIT, TOP NETS IN BOSTON ➢ RESULT: The Nets built a 17-point advantage (62-45 at the 1:45 mark of the second quarter), but Boston trimmed the deficit to 10 (65-55) at halftime,

trailed by just five (90-85) through three quarters and outscored the Nets 29-17 in the fourth quarter in a 114-107 Celtics win on Wednesday night. ➢ KEY STAT: After getting clobbered on the glass in Game 1 (43-29, including a 14-5 deficit on the offensive boards), Brooklyn and Boston each posted

36 rebounds in Game 2, including a 9-7 edge on the offensive glass for the Nets. ➢ Kevin Durant scored a game-high 27 points (4-of-17 FG, 18-of-20 FT) in 42 minutes.

▪ KD posted the second-most FTM and FTA in a playoff game in franchise history, trailing only Derrick Coleman’s 21-of-25 from the FT line in Game 4 of the Nets’ First Round series vs. New York on 5/6/94.

▪ The 18 FTM tied Durant’s playoff career-high (also: Game 1 of the 2011 Western Conference Finals with OKC at Dallas on 5/17/11) and the 20 FTA marked a playoff career-high.

➢ Bruce Brown tallied 23 points (8-of-12 FG, 3-of-4 3FG, 4-of-4 FT), eight boards, four assists and two blocks in 38 minutes. ➢ Goran Dragić came off the bench to record 18 points (8-of-14 FG) in 20 minutes (13 points in the second quarter). ➢ Seth Curry added 16 points (6-of-11 FG, 4-of-6 3FG) in 31 minutes of action.

GAME 1 – IRVING BRILLIANT, NETS FALL JUST SHORT ➢ RESULT: In a game that featured 32 lead changes and ties, Brookyln trailed by as many as 15 points, rallied to take a late lead, but fell short on a

Jayson Tatum buzzer-beating layup, 115-114, on Sunday afternoon at TD Garden. ➢ KEY STATS: The Nets outshot the Celtics from the field (.538 to .472) and 3-point range (.458 to .364), while the two teams shot an identical 19-of-24

(.792) from the FT line. ➢ KEY PLAYER: Kyrie Irving posted a game-high 39 points (12-of-20 FG, 6-of-10 3FG, 9-of-9 FT), five boards, six assists and four steals in 42

minutes. The 39 points tied the fourth-highest-scoring game of Irving’s playoff career and tied his highest-scoring playoff game as a Net (Game 4 of Brooklyn’s 2021 first round series vs. Boston on 5/30/21).

▪ The 39 points were the second-most scored by a Net in a series opener all-time, trailing Drazen Petrovic’s 40 points in Game 1 of the Nets’ first round series at Cleveland on 4/23/92.

▪ Irving scored 24 in the second half. Brooklyn outscored Boston 29-19 in the fourth, with Boston narrowly outscoring Irving, 19-18. ▪ Irving’s 39 points marked the highest-scoring effort in a series opener vs. Boston since Chicago’s Michael Jordan scored 49 points in

the first game of the Bulls’ first round series at Boston on 4/17/86.

# SEASONS

6 2002-07

5 1982-86

4 2019-22

3 2013-15

3 1992-94

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PLAYOFF HISTORY ➢ This is the Nets’ 23rd playoff appearance in Nets NBA history,

their fourth straight postseason appearance and their seventh trip to the playoffs in 10 seasons in Brooklyn (2012-22).

➢ See the chart for Nets’ playoff results since moving to Brooklyn.

NETS VS. CELTICS – PLAYOFF HISTORY ➢ HISTORY: This is the fourth time the Nets and Celtics have met in the playoffs. The Nets were the higher seed in the first three matchups.

▪ The Nets hold a 12-6 playoff record against the Celtics (7-2 at home and 5-4 on the road).

SEVEN SEED HISTORY ➢ Since the NBA Playoffs expanded to eight teams in each conference

(1984), five #7 seeds have earned a playoff series win (see chart). ----------- > ▪ The last #7 seed to beat a #2 seed was the 2010 Spurs, who

were then swept in the next round, 4-0, by the #3 seed Phoenix Suns. The Suns featured Nets head coach Steve Nash, Nets guard Goran Dragić and Nets player development assistant Amar’e Stoudemire.

▪ The furthest a #7 seed has advanced was the 1987 Seattle SuperSonics, who made a run to the Western Conference Finals, falling 4-0 to the #1 seed and eventual NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers.

▪ Five #8 seeds have advanced past the first round since 1984. Four of those five #8 seeds lost in the next round, but the 1999 New York Knicks became the first and only #8 seed to advance to the NBA Finals, falling short vs. San Antonio, 4-1.

PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE – BROOKLYN’S 15 ➢ TITLES: 4 - KD (2017 and 2018 with Golden State), Irving (2016 with Cleveland)

and Mills (2014 with San Antonio). ➢ FINALS APPEARANCES: 11 – Dragić (2020 with Miami), Durant (2012 with OKC,

2017-19 with Golden State), Harris (2015 with Cleveland), Irving (2015-17 with Cleveland) and Mills (2013-14 with San Antonio).

➢ CONF FINALS APPEARANCES: 20 – Aldridge (2017 with San Antonio), Curry (2019 with Portland), Dragić (2010 with Phoenix and 2020 with Miami), Durant (2011, 2012, 2014 and 2016 with OKC, 2017, 2018 and 2019 with Golden State), Harris (2015 with Cleveland), Irving (2015, 2016 and 2017 with Cleveland and 2018 with Boston), Mills (2012, 2013, 2014 and 2017 with San Antonio)

➢ PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 83 – Three rookies, Kessler Edwards, Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas, are the only Nets making their playoff debuts.

KYRIE’S PLAYOFF PERFORMANCES ➢ WINNING TIME: Kyrie Irving has

played in 73 playoff games in his career, posting a 50-23 record.

▪ See the chart for the winningest active players in the playoffs (min. 50 playoff games – applies to games the player played in).

➢ STATS: Irving has a career playoff average of 23.3 ppg. ➢ FIRST ROUNDS: Irving is 5-0 in his playoff career in first round series, posting a 20-4 record in first round games.

▪ Kevin Durant is 9-1 in first round series in his career, posting a 38-18 record in first round games. ▪ KD has won each of the last nine first round series he’s appeared in. He lost the first opening round series he ever played in, as his #8

Thunder lost, 4-2, to the #1 and eventual NBA champion Lakers.

CURRY IN THE PLAYOFFS ➢ CAREER: In 37 playoff games, Seth Curry has averaged 11.6 ppg (.516 FG, .470 3FG, .838 FT) in 26.3 mpg.

▪ In 12 games in last year’s playoffs with Philly, Curry averaged 18.8 ppg (.578 FG, .506 3FG, .789 FT), 2.3 rpg and 2.3 apg in 31.8 mpg.

➢ FROM DEEP: See the chart (above right) for a look at the highest playoff 3FG % in NBA history (min. 100 attempts).

SEED SEASON 1st Rd ECF Semis

2 2020-21 4-1 vs. #7 Boston (W) 4-3 vs. #3 Milwaukee (L)

7 2019-20 4-0 vs. #2 Toronto (L)

6 2018-19 4-1 vs. #3 Philadelphia (L)

8 2014-15 4-2 vs. #1 Atlanta (L)

6 2013-14 4-3 vs. #3 Toronto (W) 4-1 vs. #2 Miami (L)

4 2012-13 4-3 vs. #5 Chicago (L)

NETS SEED BOS SEED YR ROUND RESULT

7 2 2022 First Round 0-3

2 7 2021 First Round 4-1 (W)

2 6 2003 EC Semis 4-0 (W)

1 3 2002 EC Finals 4-2 (W)

#7 #2 RESULT NEXT RD YR

Spurs Mavs 4-2 (W) 4-0 (L) - #3 Suns 2010

Knicks Heat 3-2 (W) 3-1 (L) - #3 Pacers 1998

Warriors Spurs 3-2 (W) 4-1 (L) - #3 Lakers 1991

Warriors Jazz 3-0 (W) 4-1 (L) - #3 Suns 1989

Sonics Mavs 3-1 (W) 4-2 (W) - #6 Rockets 1987

PLAYER GAMES PLAYER GAMES

Kevin Durant 154 Joe Harris 25

Patty Mills 93 Bruce Brown 19

Kyrie Irving 73 Andre Drummond 16

LaMarcus Aldridge 72 Nic Claxton 15

Blake Griffin 66 Kessler Edwards 2

Goran Dragić 59 Day’Ron Sharpe 1

Seth Curry 37 Cam Thomas 1

Ben Simmons 34 TOTAL 667

PLAYER RECORD WIN % PLAYOFF YRS TEAM(S)

Draymond Green 89-38 .701 2013-22 Warriors

Klay Thompson 89-38 .701 2013-22 Warriors

Stephen Curry 80-36 .690 2013-22 Warriors

Kyrie Irving 50-23 .685 2015-22 Cavs, Celtics, Nets

JaVale McGee 45-21 .682 2012-22 Nuggets, Mavs, Warriors, Lakers, Suns

PLAYER 3FG %

Seth Curry .470

Raja Bell .466

B.J. Armstrong .451

Mike Dunleavy .451

Kenny Smith .448

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HE’S KEVIN DURANT ➢ NETS PLAYOFF HISTORY:

See the chart for the highest ppg posted in a playoff series by a Net in the franchise’s NBA history (LEFT) and the highest ppg recorded by a player in Nets playoff history – min. 10 games played (RIGHT).

➢ SINGLE PLAYOFF RUN: See the chart for the highest ppg posted by a player in a single playoff run across the last 30 seasons (LEFT) and the highest ppg posted by a Net in a single playoff run all-time (RIGHT).

➢ NETS SINGLE-GAME PLAYOFF HISTORY: See the chart for the highest-scoring single game performances in franchise history (BELOW LEFT) and the franchise leaders in 30-point playoff games all-time (BELOW RIGHT).

▪ Durant posted three 40-point games in his first playoff appearance with Brooklyn last season. All other players in franchise history have combined to register three 40-point games in the playoffs.

▪ KD’s epic Game 5 performance vs. Milwaukee in the 2021 Eastern Conference Semifinals produced a franchise playoff record 49 points (16-of-23 FG, 4-of-9 3FG, 13-of-16 FT), 17 rebounds, 10 assists, three steals and two blocks in 48 minutes.

▪ The effort marked the second 45-point triple-double in NBA Playoff history (Russell Westbrook in Game 2 of OKC’s first round series at Houston on 4/19/17) and the first game with 45+ points, 15+ boards and 10+ assists in NBA Playoff history.

▪ KD became the third player in franchise history to record a playoff triple-double, joining Jason Kidd (10) and James Harden (one). ▪ See the chart for a look at the only triple-doubles recorded

by Durant in his playoff career. ----------------------------------- > ▪ KD posted 30+ points and 10+ boards four times in last

year’s playoff run. No other player in Nets history has posted more than two 30-point, 10-rebound games in the playoffs (two apiece - Vince Carter, Derrick Coleman and Kenyon Martin).

➢ KD’S PLAYOFF CAREER: See the chart for a look at the highest-scoring single game performances in Durant’s playoff career. -------------------------------------------------------------- >

▪ KD’s 35.4 ppg vs. Milwaukee in the 2021 Eastern Conference Semifinals marked his highest ppg in any playoff series in his career (previous high: 35.2 ppg in the 2017 NBA Finals with Golden State vs. Cleveland).

▪ AS A NET – 31.8 ppg (.491 FG, .402 3FG, .875 FT), 8.5 rpg, 4.6 apg, 1.4 spg and 1.3 bpg in 40.9 mpg (15 games). ▪ AS A WARRIOR - 29.6 ppg (.514 FG, .395 3FG, .899 FT), 7.1

rpg, 4.5 apg, 0.8 spg and 1.2 bpg in 37.1 mpg (48 games). ▪ AS A THUNDER - 28.8 ppg (.455 FG, .329 3FG, .848 FT), 8.0

rpg, 3.7 apg, 1.1 spg and 1.2 bpg in 41.9 mpg (91 games). ➢ NBA PLAYOFF HISTORY: See the chart for all-time playoff points and ppg

leaders and where KD ranks. ---------------------------------------------------------------- > ➢ MPG: KD is averaging 40.3 mpg in his playoff career, tied for the second-highest playoff mpg for any active player

with Damian Lillard, trailing only LeBron James (41.5 mpg). ➢ GAMES: KD is fourth among active players in playoff games played (154), trailing James (266), Andre Iguodala

(173) and Danny Green (157). ➢ FROM DEEP: See the chart for a look at the all-time leaders in playoff 3-pointers made. ----------------------------- >

PPG PLAYER GMS YR/SERIES/OPP PLAYER PPG PLAYOFF GMS

35.4 Kevin Durant 7 2021 ECS vs. MIL Kevin Durant 31.8 15

32.6 Kevin Durant 5 2021 1st Rd. vs. BOS Vince Carter 26.0 27

30.2 Vince Carter 5 2006 ECS vs. MIA Derrick Coleman 24.7 13

29.5 John Williamson 2 1979 1st Rd. vs. PHI Kyrie Irving 23.0 11

29.2 Vince Carter 6 2006 1st Rd. vs. IND Brook Lopez 21.2 13

PLAYER TEAM PPG YR RESULT PLAYER PPG YR RESULT

LeBron James Cavs 35.3 2009 ECF Kevin Durant 34.3 2021 ECS

Michael Jordan Bulls 35.1 1993 TITLE Vince Carter 29.6 2006 ECS

Kevin Durant Nets 34.3 2021 ECS John Williamson 29.5 1979 EC 1st Rd

LeBron James Cavs 34.0 2018 FINALS Derrick Coleman 26.8 1993 EC 1st Rd

Hakeem Olajuwon Rockets 33.0 1995 TITLE Vince Carter 26.8 2005 EC 1st Rd

PLAYER PTS RD/GM DATE/OPP PLAYER 30-PT GMS PLAYOFF GMS

Kevin Durant 49 ECS, GM 5 6/15/21 vs. MIL Kevin Durant 8 15

Kevin Durant 48 ECS, GM 7 6/19/21 vs. MIL Vince Carter 8 27

Vince Carter 43 ECS, GM 3 5/12/06 vs. MIA Richard Jefferson 4 78

Kevin Durant 42 EC 1st Rd, GM 4 5/30/21 at BOS Jason Kidd 4 78

James Harden 41 EC 1st Rd, GM 3 5/28/21 at BOS Kenyon Martin 3 51

Drazen Petrovic 40 EC 1st Rd, GM 1 4/23/92 at CLE Derrick Coleman 3 13

PTS REBS ASTS TEAM DATE/OPP RD/GM

49 17 10 Nets 6/15/21 vs. MIL ECS, GM 5

20 12 10 Warriors 6/8/18 at CLE FIN, GM 4

PTS TEAM RD/GM DATE/OPP

50 Warriors WC 1st Rd, GM 6 4/26/19 at LAC

49 Nets ECS, GM 5 6/15/21 vs. MIL

48 Nets ECS, GM 7 6/19/21 vs. MIL

46 Warriors WCS, GM 3 5/4/19 at HOU

45 Warriors WC 1st Rd, GM 5 4/24/19 vs. LAC

RANK PLAYER 3FGM

1 Stephen Curry 484

2 LeBron James 432

3 Klay Thompson 395

4 Ray Allen 385

5 James Harden 350

6 Kevin Durant 341

RANK PLAYER PTS RANK PLAYER PPG

7 Karl Malone 4,761 1 Michael Jordan 33.5

8 Kevin Durant 4,520 2 Allen Iverson 29.7

9 Jerry West 4,457 3 Kevin Durant 29.4

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KD IN THE LINEUP – REGULAR SEASON STATS WHEN KD PLAYS VS. WHEN HE DOESN’T ➢ PT. DIFF: Measured across a full season, the point differential when KD played would have been tied for sixth in the

league with Miami (+4.5) and tied for second in the East, trailing only Boston (+7.0). ▪ The point differential would have ranked 25th in games he didn’t play in this season.

➢ KD: After KD returned from a 21-game absence (1/17 – 3/1 – left MCL sprain), Brooklyn was third in FG % (.506), 3FG % (.399) and offensive rating (119.9), fourth in point differential (+6.4), fifth in ppg (120.3) and net rating (6.3) and 12th in defensive rating (113.5). – in 19 games (3/3 – 4/10).

▪ In the 19 games after he returned from injury, KD averaged 31.1 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 7.6 apg and 1.1 spg in 38.6 mpg on 50/40/90 shooting splits (.516 FG, .400 3FG, .935 FT).

LEAGUE LEADERS ➢ PPG: Kevin Durant would have been fourth in ppg (29.9), trailing Joel Embiid (30.6 ppg), LeBron James (30.3 ppg) and Giannis Antetokounmpo

(29.9 ppg). – KD didn’t qualify. ➢ FT %: Kevin Durant was third in the league in FT % (.910), trailing only Jordan Poole (.925) and Stephen Curry (.923). ➢ 3FG %: Seth Curry was sixth in the league in 3FG % (.422) and Kyrie Irving was ninth (.418). ➢ 3FGM: Patty Mills was 11th in the league in 3-pointers made (227). ➢ GLASS: Andre Drummond ranked first in the league in rebound % (.230), third in defensive rebound % (.305), trailing only Nikola Jokic (.313) and

Rudy Gobert (.312) and second in offensive rebound % (.155), trailing only Steven Adams (.159). ➢ CATCH-AND-SHOOT: Patty Mills was second in the league in catch-and-shoot 3FGM (184-of-436), trailing only Malik Beasley (196-of-514). ➢ GAMES: Patty Mills was tied for sixth in the league in games played (81), missing just one game this season (1/13 vs. Oklahoma City – rest).

ROAD WORK ➢ NETS HISTORY: See the chart for a look at the Nets’ most road wins in a season all-time. ------------------------------------------- >

▪ The Nets won 44 road games across the last two seasons, accounting for two of the four 20-road-win seasons in franchise history and their most road wins in a two-season stretch all-time.

➢ AROUND THE LEAGUE: The only teams with more road wins this season than Brooklyn were Phoenix (32-9), Philadelphia (27-14), Memphis (26-15) and Denver (25-16),

▪ The Nets finished tied for the second-best road record in the East with Miami (24-17), Milwaukee (24-17) and Toronto (24-17), trailing only Philadelphia (27-14).

➢ KEY STATS: See the chart for key road stats for Brooklyn this season. ------------------------------------------------------ > ▪ Brooklyn was third in the league in road point diff. (+3.6), trailing Boston (+7.6) and Phoenix (+6.1).

➢ NBA HISTORY: The Nets’ 116.2 road offensive rating was the third-highest all-time, trailing only 2020-21 Portland (118.3) and 2020-21 Brooklyn (118.0).

TEAM STATS & LEAGUE RANKS – 2021-22 ➢ MIDRANGE: The Nets shot a league-best .472 midrange FG %, ranking second in midrange FGM/game (7.5) and third in midrange FGA/game (16.0).

▪ Brooklyn finished second in midrange FG % last season (.463), trailing Phoenix (.474). ➢ STARTS: The Nets used a league-high and single-season franchise record 43 different starting fives, with a

single-season-franchise-record-tying 19 Nets drawing at least one start. ▪ Brooklyn set records for # of starting fives (38) and players to draw a start (19) last season.

➢ ON D: Brooklyn was 11-0 this season when holding an opponent under 100 points, winning a Nets record (also the longest active streak in the league) 28 straight games when holding their opponent under 100 points (last loss: 94-82 on 12/26/19 vs. New York).

▪ Brooklyn was 15-1 when holding its opponent under .400 FG % this season (10-0 last season). ▪ The Nets were 29-3 this season when holding their opponent under 110 points.

➢ ON O: The Nets were 18-3 this season when scoring 120+ points and 20-4 when shooting .500+ FG %.

2021-22 REGULAR SEASON – CELTICS TOP NETS 3-1 ➢ See the chart for Brooklyn’s starting lineups vs. Boston this season.

▪ The Nets started 12 players vs. Boston, with Kevin Durant playing in two games and Kyrie Irving playing in one.

▪ KD and Irving played a total of 28 minutes together against the Celtics during the regular season (all in the 3/6 matchup).

▪ The Celtics used the same starters in three of their four matchups (Smart, Brown, Tatum, Horford and Williams III), with the lone exception coming in the first matchup on 11/24 when they started Grant Williams with Robert Williams III unavailable.

➢ Durant averaged 29.0 ppg (.541 FG, .875 FT), 5.0 rpg, 8.0 apg, 1.5 spg and 1.0 bpg in 38.0 mpg. ➢ Seth Curry averaged 15.0 ppg (.520 FG, .400 3FG), 4.5 rpg and 1.0 apg in 30.0 mpg in two games. ➢ Kyrie Irving totaled 19 points, four boards, six assists and three steals in 37 minutes in his lone game vs. Boston on 3/6.

STAT W/ KD NO KD

RECORD 36-19 8-19

WIN % .655 .296

PPG 114.7 109.1

FG % .486 .452

3FG % .374 .336

FT % .819 .775

APG 26.4 22.9

+/- +4.5/gm -6.7/gm

WINS SEASON

24 2021-22

23 2012-13

20 2020-21

20 2005-06

STAT 21-22 RANK

PPG 115.4 4th

FG % .484 1st

3FG % .390 1st

FT % .802 6th

OFF RATING 116.2 1st

DEF RATING 112.5 19th

NET RATING 3.7 3rd

STAT 21-22 RANK

PPG 112.9 9th

FG % .475 4th

3FG % .361 10th

FT % .805 6th

APG 25.3 10th

BPG 5.5 5th

OFF. RATING 113.2 10th

DATE/OPP F F C G G

11/24 at BOS Durant Bembry Aldridge Mills Harden

2/8 vs. BOS Bembry Edwards Griffin Brown Mills

2/24 vs. BOS Brown Johnson Drummond Curry Mills

3/6 at BOS Durant Brown Drummond Curry Irving

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NETS QUICK HITS

KYRIE & KD – DYNAMIC DUO POSTING HISTORIC NUMBERS ➢ Kyrie Irving scored 60 points on 3/15 at Orlando, 50 points on 3/8 at Charlotte and 43 points

on 3/23 at Memphis. He’s the second player in franchise history to post three 40-point games in a four-game span (Vince Carter – 2/5 – 2/11/05).

▪ This was the highest-scoring four-game span (175 points) for a player in Nets history and in Irving’s career (he added 22 points on 3/10 at Philadelphia).

▪ Irving’s 60-point game is tied for the highest-scoring performance for a player this season (also: Karl-Anthony Towns on 3/14 at San Antonio).

➢ 3/8 at CHA: Irving scored 50 points (15-of-19 FG, Nets career-high-tying 9-of-12 3FG, 11-of-13 FT) in 38 minutes on 3/8 at Charlotte.

➢ 3/13 vs. NYK: Two games later, Kevin Durant scored 53 points with six boards and nine assists in 43 minutes on 3/13 vs. New York.

▪ See the chart for a look at the 50-point games in KD’s career (below right). ➢ 3/15 at ORL: In the next game, Kyrie Irving posted a Nets record and career-high 60 points (20-

of-31 FG, 8-of-12 3FG, 12-of-13 FT), six boards, four assists and four steals in 35 minutes. ▪ Irving holds the Nets record for points in a game and shares the Cavs with

LeBron James. Irving, James (Cavs and Heat) and Wilt Chamberlain (Sixers and Warriors) are the only players to hold the single-game scoring record for multiple franchises (h/t Elias).

▪ The previous Nets record was held by Deron Williams (57 points on 3/4/12 at Charlotte). ▪ Irving topped his own career-high – 57 points for Cleveland at San Antonio on 3/12/15.

➢ THREE TEAMS: Durant has posted multiple 50-point games for three teams. He’s the third player in NBA history to post multiple 50-point games for three different teams (see chart – below right).

➢ TEAMMATES: Irving and KD are the only players in Nets history to post a 50-point game in the same season.

▪ Irving and KD have combined for seven 50-point games as Nets. All other players in

Nets NBA history have combined to post seven. ▪ KD and Irving are the first teammates in NBA history to

register a 50-point game in consecutive games (3/13 vs. New York for Durant and 3/15 at Orlando for Irving).

▪ KD and Irving are the second pair of teammates in NBA history to record multiple 50-point games in the same season, joining Elgin Baylor (five) and Jerry West (two) for the 1961-62 Los Angeles Lakers.

➢ NBA HISTORY: Irving’s 50-point game at Charlotte was his second-career 50-point game on .750+ FG %. See the chart for the only players with multiple 50-point games on .750+ FG % in NBA history. ----------------------------------------------------------- >

▪ Irving and Jordan are the only guards with multiple 50-point games on .750+ FG % all-time. ➢ NBA HISTORY 2: Irving scored 50 points at Charlotte on 19 FGA, tying the second-fewest FGA in a 50-point game in NBA

history (see the chart). ---------------> ➢ KAI CAREER: Irving has posted six

50-point games in his career: four with the Nets and two with the Cavs.

➢ THIS SEASON: Kyrie Irving registered two 50-point games this season (one 60-point game). Kevin Durant also recorded two.

▪ There were 19 50-point games in the 2021-22 regular season. ▪ Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum were the only other teammates to each register a 50-

point game in the 2021-22 season. ➢ 4/2 at ATL: Kevin Durant scored a career-high 55 points (19-of-28 FG, career-high 8-of-10 3FG, 9-of-11 FT) with seven boards in 42 minutes.

▪ See the chart for a look at the most 50-point games for KD in a season in his career (LEFT), the most 50-point games for a Net in a season all-time (CENTER) and the most 50-point games for a player this season (RIGHT).

➢ THRU 3: KD tallied 44 of his 55 points through three quarters (19 points in the third quarter), marking the most points he’s tallied through three quarters in his career (*note – he scored 46 points through three quarters in Game 6 of Golden State’s first round playoff series at L.A. Clippers on 4/26/19.

➢ VS. ATL: The 55 points were the most scored by a Net vs. Atlanta all-time and most scored at Atlanta since Larry Bird scored 60 points on 3/12/85. Durant, Bird and Wilt Chamberlain (three times at St. Louis in 1962) are the only players to score 55+ points on the road vs. the Hawks all-time.

PLAYER PTS DATE/OPP

Kyrie Irving 60 3/15/22 at ORL

Deron Williams 57 3/4/12 at CHA

Kevin Durant 55 4/2/22 at ATL

Kyrie Irving 54 1/31/20 vs. CHI

Kevin Durant 53 3/13/22 vs. NYK

Ray Williams 52 4/17/82 at DET

Mike Newlin 52 12/16/79 vs. BOS (OT)

Kevin Durant 51 12/12/21 at DET

Caris LeVert 51 3/3/20 at BOS (OT)

Vince Carter 51 12/23/05 at MIA

Kyrie Irving 50 3/8/22 at CHA

Kyrie Irving 50 10/23/19 vs. MIN (OT)

Stephon Marbury 50 2/13/01 vs. LAL (OT)

John Williamson 50 4/4/78 at IND

PTS TEAM DATE/OPP

55 BKN 4/2/22 at ATL

54 OKC 1/17/14 vs. GSW

53 BKN 3/13/22 vs. NYK

52 OKC 1/18/13 at DAL (OT)

51 BKN 12/12/21 at DET

51 GSW 11/29/18 at TOR (OT)

51 OKC 3/21/14 at TOR (2OT)

51 OKC 2/19/12 vs. DEN (OT)

50 GSW 2/14/18 at POR

PLAYER TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3

Wilt Chamberlain Warriors – 105 Sixers – 11 Lakers – 2

LeBron James Cavaliers – 9 Lakers – 3 Heat – 2

Kevin Durant Thunder – 4 Nets – 3 Warriors – 2

PLAYER #

Wilt Chamberlain 8

Michael Jordan 3

Kyrie Irving 2

Karl Malone 2

Adrian Dantley 2 PLAYER TEAM FGA DATE/OPP

Adrian Dantley Utah 12-of-17 10/31/80 vs. DAL

Kyrie Irving Brooklyn 15-of-19 3/8/22 at CHA

Willie Burton Philadelphia 12-of-19 12/13/94 vs. MIA

PTS TEAM DATE/OPP

60 Nets 3/15/22 at ORL

57 Cavs 3/12/15 at SAS (OT)

55 Cavs 1/28/15 vs. POR

54 Nets 1/31/20 vs. CHI

50 Nets 3/8/22 at CHA

50 Nets 10/23/19 vs. MIN (OT)

50-PT TEAM SEASON PLAYER # SEASON PLAYER TEAM #

3 Nets 2021-22 Kevin Durant 3 2021-22 Kevin Durant Nets 3

2 Thunder 2013-14 Kyrie Irving 2 2021-22 Kyrie Irving Nets 2

1 4 times --- Kyrie Irving 2 2019-20 LeBron James Lakers 2

7 Players 1 --- Jayson Tatum Celtics 2

10 Players --- 1

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NETS QUICK HITS PLAY-IN GAME – NETS SECURE SEVEN SEED WITH WIRE-TO-WIRE VICTORY OVER CAVS IN BROOKLYN ➢ RESULT: The Nets led by as many as 22 points and held off a late Cleveland rally to earn a 115-108 play-in victory on Tuesday night. ➢ FINISHED STRONG: The Nets have won five straight games – four to finish the regular season, in addition to their play-in game victory.

▪ Brooklyn won a season-high five straight games once in the regular season – 10/29 – 11/7 (sixth through 10th games of the season). ➢ KEY PLAYER 1: Kevin Durant totaled 25 points (9-of-16 FG, 6-of-6 FT), five boards, 11 assists, two steals and three blocks in 42 minutes.

▪ KD handed out a career-high 16 assists in the last game of the regular season on 4/10 vs. Indiana, giving him double digit assists in consecutive games for the third time in his career.

➢ KEY PLAYER 2: Kyrie Irving tallied 34 points (12-of-15 FG, 3-of-6 3FG, 7-of-7 FT) and 12 assists in 42 minutes. ▪ Irving made his first 12 shots from the field, marking the most consecutive FGM without a miss to start a game in his career and

marking the most FGM without a miss to start a game for a Net since play-by-play was first tracked (1997-98 – h/t Elias).

➢ DUO: See the chart for a look at the only duos in franchise history to register 25+ points and 10+ assists in the same game.

➢ KEY PLAYER 3: Bruce Brown notched a near triple-double with 18 points, nine boards, eight assists and three steals in 40 minutes. ➢ CENTERS: Andre Drummond posted 16 points (7-of-11 FG) and eight boards in 19 minutes. Nic Claxton added

13 points (6-of-6 FG), nine boards and five blocks in 29 minutes. ▪ The duo combined to record 29 points (13-of-17 FG), 17 boards and five blocks in 48 minutes.

ELITE DUO LEADS BROOKLYN ➢ POST-ASB: Kevin Durant (31.1 ppg) and Kyrie Irving (30.5 ppg) were the only teammates to average 30.0+ ppg

post-All-Star break. There isn’t a duo other than KD/Kyrie that averaged 25.0+ ppg after the All-Star break. ➢ STARTERS: The Nets are 6-3 with the starting five of Irving, Curry, Durant, Brown and Drummond.

▪ The only starting five Brooklyn used more frequently this season than the five-man lineup above is the lineup of Harden, Harris, Durant, Brown and Griffin (11 games – 10/25 – 11/14).

➢ KD & KAI: Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving played 17 regular games together this season (11-6 record), amounting to 523 minutes of action, with an offensive rating of 122.8, defensive rating of 109.7 and net rating of 13.1.

▪ Among 721 two-man lineup combinations to play 500+ minutes this season, KD and Irving posted the best offensive rating in the league.

▪ Brooklyn was +141 in the 17 games that KD and Irving appeared in together this season. ▪ See the chart for a look at games the two stars appeared in together this season (includes the

play-in game victory over Cleveland on 4/12). ----------------------------------------------------------------- >

FOUR FACTORS: ’21-22 vs. ’20-21 NETS HISTORY ➢ PPG: Kevin Durant (29.9 ppg) set the single season franchise record for ppg. --------------------------------------- > ➢ PPG: The four highest-scoring seasons in franchise history have been the last four seasons: 118.6 ppg (2020-

21), 112.9 ppg (2021-22), 112.2 ppg (2018-19) and 111.8 ppg (2019-20). ➢ FT %: The Nets have shot .800+ from the FT line twice all-time: franchise record .805 (this season) and .804

(last season).

PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2 DATE/OPP

Kyrie Irving – 34p, 12a Kevin Durant – 25p, 11a 4/12/22 vs. CLE

Derrick Coleman – 33p, 10a Rumeal Robinson – 26p, 11a 4/15/93 vs. BOS

Bernard King – 32p, 11a Eric Money – 25p, 10a 1/12/79 vs. LAL

RESULT DATE/OPP

129-121 (W) 1/5 at IND

114-108 (L) 1/10 at POR

138-112 (W) 1/12 at CHI

126-120 (L) 3/6 at BOS

132-121 (W) 3/8 at CHA

129-100 (W) 3/10 at PHI

150-108 (W) 3/15 at ORL

132-120 (L) 3/23 at MEM

110-95 (W) 3/26 at MIA

119-110 (L) 3/27 vs. CHA

130-123 (W) 3/29 vs. DET

120-119 (L/OT) 3/31 vs. MIL

122-115 (L) 4/2 at ATL

118-105 (W) 4/5 vs. HOU

110-98 (W) 4/6 at NYK

118-107 (W) 4/8 vs. CLE

134-126 (W) 4/10 vs. IND

115-108 (W) 4/12 vs. CLE

2021-22 2020-21 2021-22 2020-21

STAT # RANK STAT # RANK STAT # RANK STAT # RANK

EFF FG % .540 11th EFF FG % .575 1st OPP EFF FG % .521 9th OPP EFF FG % .531 9th

FTA RATE .246 18th FTA RATE .258 8th OPP FTA RATE .255 20th OPP FTA RATE .241 13th

TOV % .141 18th TOV % .134 12th OPP TOV % .133 21st OPP TOV % .125 T-27th

OREB % .281 9th OREB % .252 22nd OPP OREB % .296 30th OPP OREB % .274 23rd

PLAYER PPG SEASON

Kevin Durant 29.9 2021-22

Vince Carter 27.5 2004-05

Kyrie Irving 26.9 2020-21



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NETS SIGN GORAN DRAGIĆ ➢ 2/22/22: The Nets signed guard Goran Dragić and in a related move, waived guard Jevon Carter.

▪ Dragić was named an All-Star in 2017-18 with Miami and earned All-NBA Third Team honors, as well as the Most Improved Player Award, in the 2013-14 season with Phoenix.

▪ He appeared in five games with the Raptors this season (last appearance: 11/13 vs. Detroit).

➢ ALL-STAR: Dragić is the eighth player on Brooklyn’s roster this season to have previously earned All-Star honors, joining LaMarcus Aldridge, Andre Drummond, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, Kyrie Irving, Ben Simmons and James Harden.

▪ See the chart for yearly All-Star selections among the seven players on the current roster who have earned All-Star nods:

CURRY OFF TO A HOT START IN BROOKLYN ➢ Seth Curry averaged 14.9 ppg (.493 FG, .468 3FG, .857 FT), 2.6 rpg and 2.6 apg in 29.9 mpg, with five 20-point games, in 19 games as a Net.

▪ Curry as a Net: 117.7 offensive rating (third on the team), 111.3 defensive rating, 6.3 net rating (third on the team).

▪ Curry knocked down multiple threes in 18 of his 19 games played with Brooklyn, with the one exception coming in a 12-minute effort on 3/21 vs. Utah, when he left the game with a left ankle sprain (0-of-1).

➢ HISTORY: See the chart for the highest 3FG % in NBA history and among active players. ➢ ’21-22: Curry averaged career highs in ppg (14.9), rpg (3.1), apg (3.6), mpg (33.4) and

2FG % (.553) this season. His 64 starts in the 2021-22 season were a career-high (previous high: 57 starts in the 2020-21 season with Philadelphia). ➢ MIDRANGE: Among 28 players with 200+ midrange FGAs, Curry was third in midrange FG % (.530), trailing LaMarcus Aldridge (.558) and Kevin

Durant (.555). ▪ Curry made 122 midrange FG, which ranked 11th in the league.

➢ CATCH-AND-SHOOT: Among 113 players to attempt 200+ catch-and-shoot threes, Curry was second in catch-and-shoot 3FG % (.470), trailing only Anfernee Simons (.478).

➢ PULL-UPS: Among 96 players to attempt 200+ pull-up FGs, Curry’s % was fourth-best (.474), trailing DeMar DeRozan (.493), Kevin Durant (.488) and Chris Paul (.481).

BRUCE’S POST-ALL-STAR RISE ➢ LAST TWO: Bruce Brown finished the regular season strong, averaging 19.5 ppg (.560 FG, .500

3FG, .889 FT), 8.5 rpg, 5.5 apg, 2.0 spg and 3.0 bpg in 39.0 mpg in his last two games. ➢ SINCE ASB: See the chart for stat improvements for Brown in games since the All-Star break. ----- >

▪ Brown’s 8.2 ppg increase from pre-All-Star break to post-All-Star break was the biggest increase of any Net.

▪ Brown shot 25-of-53 from distance after the All-Star break. He shot 13-of-41 before the break.

▪ Brown posted four 20-point games (all after the All-Star break) and tallied 15+ points 13 times post-All-Star break. He scored 15+ points three times prior to the break.

▪ Brown was one of three players in the league to average 14.0+ ppg, 3.0+ rpg and 5.0+ apg on 50/40 shooting splits post-All-Star break, joining Kevin Durant and Jayson Tatum.

➢ FROM DEEP: Brown shot a career-best .404 3FG %, while burying a career-high 38 threes. ▪ See the chart for a look at Brown’s 3FGM and 3FG % by season in his career. ---------------- >

➢ MARCH: Brown averaged 14.7 ppg in 15 March games, representing the highest-scoring month of his career (previous high: 10.2 ppg in April 2021 with Brooklyn).

▪ Brown reached double figures a career-best 13 times in March. ➢ AST-TO-TOV RATIO: Brown boasted a career-best 2.64 assist-to-turnover ratio in the 2021-22 season

(previous best: 2.30 in 2019-20 with Detroit). ▪ After the All-Star break, Brown recorded 82 assists and just 24 turnovers (team-best

3.42 assist-to-turnover ratio). ➢ STARTER: See the chart for the best win % for a Nets player as a starter in franchise history. ---------- >

PLAYER NOTES

PLAYER ALL STAR

Kevin Durant 12

Kyrie Irving 7

LaMarcus Aldridge 7

Blake Griffin 6

Ben Simmons 3

Andre Drummond 2

Goran Dragić 1

Total 38

2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Durant Durant Simmons Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant Durant

Irving Irving Irving Irving Drummond Irving Irving Irving Griffin Griffin

Simmons Aldridge Aldridge Aldridge Aldridge Aldridge Aldridge Aldridge

Simmons Drummond Griffin Griffin Griffin

Griffin Dragić

PLAYER 3FG % PLAYER 3FG %

Steve Kerr .454 Seth Curry .439

Hubert Davis .441 Joe Harris .439

Seth Curry .439 Desmond Bane .435

Joe Harris .439 Stephen Curry .428

Drazen Petrovic .437 Luke Kennard .425

STAT POST-ASB PRE-ASB

MPG 32.3 21.3

PPG 14.7 6.5

FG % .530 .486

3FG % .472 .317

FT % .775 .737

RPG 5.9 4.3

APG 3.7 1.3

SPG 1.2 1.0

+/- +80 -125

OFF. RATING 119.6 106.5

DEF. RATING 114.1 110.6

NET RATING 5.4 -4.1

10+ PTS 19 14

GAMES 22 50

SEASON 3FGM 3FG %

2018-19 – DET 24-of-93 .258

2019-20 – DET 33-of-96 .344

2020-21 – BKN 17-of-59 .288

2021-22 – BKN 38-of-94 .404

PLAYER RECORD WIN %

Bruce Brown 57-24 .704

James Harden 54-25 .684

Todd MacCulloch 41-20 .672

Kevin Durant 57-29 .663

Shaun Livingston 35-19 .648

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KD LEADS THE WAY ➢ ’21-22: Kevin Durant averaged 29.9 ppg (.518 FG, .383 3FG, career-high .910 FT), 7.4 rpg and 6.4 apg in 37.2 mpg with 18 double-doubles (four

triple-doubles). KD’s ppg were his third-highest in a season in his career, trailing 2013-14 (32.0 ppg with OKC) and 2009-10 (30.1 ppg with OKC).

➢ FTS: KD’s FTM/game (6.8) and FTA/game (7.4) were his highest since 2013-14 with OKC (8.7 – 9.9). ▪ See the chart for a look at the highest single-season FT % in franchise history. ------------------ > ▪ KD has shot .900+ FT % three times in his career: .905 (2012-13) and .900 (2009-10).

➢ APG: Durant averaged a career-high 6.4 apg this season, topping his previous high of 5.9 apg in the 2018-19 season with Golden State.

➢ ROAD: KD scored 20+ points in 17 straight road games this season until scoring 14 points on 3/8 at Charlotte, setting a franchise record for most consecutive 20-point road games (previous high: 12 straight for Vince Carter from 2/21 – 4/11/06).

▪ See the chart for the highest ppg in a season in franchise history (LEFT) and the highest road ppg in a season in franchise history (RIGHT). --------- >

➢ IN DEC.: Durant tallied a Nets career-high 51 points on 12/12 at Detroit. He followed up that performance by recording his second triple-double of the season (14th of his career) with 34 points, 13 boards and 11 assists on 12/14 vs. Toronto.

▪ KD is one of nine players to post a 50-point game in Nets NBA history and one of 29 players to post a triple-double in Nets NBA history.

▪ KD is one of five players to post a 50-point game and a triple-double in Nets NBA history, joining Vince Carter, Kyrie Irving, Caris LeVert and Stephon Marbury.

▪ Durant is the only player in franchise history to record a 50-point game and a triple-double in consecutive games.

➢ 30-PT GAMES: See the chart for a look at the most 30-point games in a season for a Net all-time. ------------ > ➢ MARCH: See the chart for the highest ppg in a month in Nets

history (min. 10 games) and highest FT % in a month in Nets history (min. 100 FTA). ---------------------------------------------------- >

▪ KD (30.6 ppg) and Irving (30.0 ppg in nine games) were the first Nets teammates to average 30.0 ppg in a month all-time and the ninth set of teammates in NBA history to average 30.0+ ppg in a month (min. five games).

▪ KD’s 7.3 apg were the highest in a month in his career (7.2 apg in Feb. 2014 with OKC). ➢ USAGE: KD maintained his elite level of efficiency this season while posting the third--highest-usage

rate (.310) of his career. ➢ PULL-UP: See the chart for KD’s stats on pull-up shooting this season (FG % - min. 200 attempts). ---- > ➢ PPG – NETS HISTORY: KD is averaging 28.7 ppg as a Net. The highest ppg for a Net in the franchise’s NBA history is

23.6 ppg (Vince Carter). ➢ HIGH-SCORING: Durant has averaged at least 25.0 ppg in each of the last 13 seasons he’s played in (every season of

his NBA career except for his rookie campaign, when he averaged 20.3 ppg en route to Rookie of the Year honors, and the 2019-20 campaign, which he missed due to injury). Only LeBron James (18) has more 25.0+ ppg seasons all-time.

▪ See the chart for the highest ppg posted by a player in NBA history. --------------------------------------------- >

➢ ALL-NBA: KD has earned nine All-NBA honors in his career. In Nets history, six players have earned nine All-NBA nods: Jason Kidd (three), Derrick Coleman (two), Kyrie Irving, Stephon Marbury, Drazen Petrovic and Buck Williams (one).

➢ PTS: See the chart for the only players to win a scoring title and play for the Nets. ▪ The only players in NBA history with more scoring titles than KD’s four

are Michael Jordan (10) and Wilt Chamberlain (seven). George Gervin and Allen Iverson also both won four scoring titles.

➢ 25K: Durant became the 23rd player in NBA history to reach the 25,000-point mark on 3/6 at Boston, joining LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony among active players.

▪ KD is one of three players all-time with 25,000 points, 5,000 boards, 1,000 steals, 1,000 blocks and 1,000 3FG, joining LeBron James and Dirk Nowitzki.

➢ MVPS: See the chart for MVPs who have played for the Nets all-time. ---------------------------- >

➢ FINALS MVP: KD won back-to-back Finals MVPs in 2017 and 2018, helping lead the Warriors to consecutive titles. He’s one of 11 players to win multiple Finals MVPs and one of six to do so back-to-back: LeBron James (2012-13), Kobe Bryant (2009-10), Shaquille O’Neal (2000-02), Michael Jordan (1991-93, 1996-98) and Hakeem Olajuwon (1994-95).

PLAYER NOTES

PLAYER FT % SEASON

Kyrie Irving .922 2020-21

Kevin Durant .910 2021-22

Mike Gminski .893 1985-86

Mike Newlin .888 1980-81

Kevin Durant .882 2020-21

PLAYER PPG SEASON PLAYER PPG SEASON

Kevin Durant 29.9 2021-22 Kevin Durant 30.8 2021-22

Vince Carter 27.5 2004-05 John Williamson 28.6 1977-78

Kyrie Irving 26.9 2020-21 Kevin Durant 28.6 2020-21

Vince Carter 25.2 2006-07 Kyrie Irving 28.4 2020-21

Vince Carter 24.2 2005-06 James Harden 28.2 2020-21

PLAYER # SEASON

Kevin Durant 25 2021-22

Vince Carter 25 2006-07

Vince Carter 24 2004-05

Bernard King 22 1977-78

John Williamson 20 1977-78

PLAYER PPG MONTH/YR PLAYER FT % MONTH/YR

Vince Carter 32.3 Apr. 2005 Kevin Durant .942 Mar. 2022

Kevin Durant 31.8 Jan. 2021 Keith Van Horn .915 Apr. 1999

John Williamson 30.7 Feb. 1978 James Harden .908 Nov. 2021

Kevin Durant 30.6 Mar. 2022 Vince Carter .900 Feb. 2005

Vince Carter 30.2 Feb. 2005 James Harden .877 Mar. 2021

STAT # RANK HIGH

PPG 12.3 3rd 12.7 – T.Young

FG % .488 2nd .493 – DeRozan

PLAYER PPG

Michael Jordan 30.1

Wilt Chamberlain 30.1

Elgin Baylor 27.4

Kevin Durant 27.2

PLAYER PTS TITLE TEAM NET

James Harden 2018-20 HOU 2021-22

Kevin Durant 2010-12, 2014 OKC 2019-present

Bernard King 1985 NYK 1977-79, 1992-93

Bob McAdoo 1974-76 BUF 1980-81

Nate Archibald 1973 KCK 1976-77

Rick Barry 1967 SFW 1970-72 (ABA)

PLAYER MVP TEAM NET

James Harden 2017-18 HOU 2021-22

Kevin Durant 2013-14 OKC 2019-present

Kevin Garnett 2003-04 MIN 2013-15

Julius Erving 1980-81 PHI 1973-76 (ABA)

Bob McAdoo 1974-75 BUF 1980-81

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MILESTONE TRACKER

➢ KD is third among active players in points, trailing LeBron

James and Carmelo Anthony. ➢ Drummond is second among active players in offensive

boards, trailing Dwight Howard, and fourth in rebounds, trailing Howard, LeBron James and DeAndre Jordan.

PATTY’S INSTANT OFFENSE ➢ TEAM LEADER: Patty Mills led the team in 3-pointers made (227), minutes (2,346) and games (81).

▪ Mills made 112 more threes than any other Net this season (Kevin Durant – 115). ▪ Mills missed just one game this season (1/13 vs. Oklahoma City – rest). ▪ Mills became just the fifth Net in the last 10 seasons (since the team relocated to Brooklyn in 2012-13) to play 81+ games in a season,

joining Ed Davis (81 games – 2018-19), D’Angelo Russell (81 games – 2018-19), Mason Plumlee (82 games – 2014-15) and Andray Blatche (82 games – 2012-13).

➢ 20-PT GAMES: See the chart for the most 20-point games posted by Mills in a season in his career. ---------------------------------- > ➢ 30-PT GAMES: Mills dropped a career-high-tying 34 points on 12/25 at L.A. Lakers. He scored 30+ points twice this season

(also: 30 points on 12/14 vs. Toronto) after scoring 30+ points three times in the first 12 seasons of his career combined. ▪ Prior to scoring 30+ points twice this season, Mills had never recorded more than one 30-point game in a season in his career.

➢ RAINING THREES: See the chart for games by season in which Mills has made four or more 3-pointers, five or more threes, six or more threes and seven or more threes (13 NBA seasons played).

➢ ROAD: Mills was 131-of-292 (.449) from three on the road, trailing only Desmond Bane (.476) in road 3FG % (min. 200 road 3FGA).

▪ Mills finished tied for second in the league in road 3FGM with Bane (131), trailing only Jayson Tatum (133).

➢ CAREER FROM DEEP: See the chart for the most 3FGM by Mills in a season in his career and the highest 3FG % Mills has posted in his career (this was his 13th season). ---------------- >

➢ WIDE OPEN: Of 86 players to attempt 150+ ‘wide open’ 3-pointers this season (defined as the closest defender being six or more feet away), Mills was fourth in ‘wide open’ 3FG % (.469).

▪ The previous highest ‘wide open’ 3FG % Mills had posted in a season in his career was .449 in 2016-17 with San Antonio.

➢ STARTER: Mills drew 48 starts this season, averaging 13.1 ppg (.400 FG, .375 3FG) in 32.7 mpg. ▪ Mills’ starts by season: 48 (2021-22 with Brooklyn), 36 (2017-18 with San Antonio) and 21 starts in the other 11 seasons combined.

➢ PACING AHEAD: See the chart for a look at career-best (or close to career-best) stats Mills posted this season and his previous high mark in those categories. --------------------------------- >

▪ Mills played the most minutes in any season in his career (2,346), surpassing his 2017-18 season (2,107 minutes in 82 games).

▪ Mills played 299 more minutes than any other Net (Kevin Durant – 2,047). ➢ 11/14 at OKC: Mills put together a career night, tallying a season-high 29 points (10-of-16 FG) in 31 minutes off the bench (season-best +28).

▪ Mills shot 9-of-12 from 3-point range, setting a career-high (previous high: 8-of-12 on 1/5/21 with San Antonio at L.A. Clippers). ▪ He established a new franchise record for 3-pointers made off the bench (previous high: seven, done eight times).

➢ FIRST TWO: In his first game as a Net, Mills tallied 21 points (7-of-7 3FG) in 29 minutes off the bench at Milwaukee and 11 points (3-of-3 3FG) in 30 minutes off the bench at Philly.

▪ Mills (10-of-10 3FG) became the first player in NBA history to make each of his first 10 3-pointers in a season (via Elias).

➢ NETS HISTORY: See the chart for the most threes made in a season in franchise history.

PLAYER NOTES

RANK PLAYER 3FGM RANK PLAYER PTS RANK PLAYER FTM RANK PLAYER PTS

20 Chauncey Billups 1,830 17 John Havlicek 26,395 T-12 K.Abdul-Jabbar 6,712 40 Pau Gasol 20,894

21 Kobe Bryant 1,827 18 Kevin Garnett 26,071 T-12 Dolph Schayes 6,712 41 Bob Pettit 2,880

22 Rashard Lewis 1,787 19 Vince Carter 25,728 14 Allen Iverson 6,375 42 David Robinson 20,790

23 Wes Matthews 1,782 20 Alex English 25,613 15 Charles Barkley 6,349 43 George Gervin 20,708

24 Kevin Durant 1,770 21 Kevin Durant 25,526 16 Kevin Durant 6,234 44 LaMarcus Aldridge 20,558

RANK PLAYER REBS RANK PLAYER OREBS

42 Red Kerr 10,092 19 A.C. Green 3,354

43 Bob Lanier 9,698 20 Elton Brand 3,304

44 Sam Lacey 9,687 21 Dale Davis 3,303

45 Dave DeBusschere 9,618 22 Zach Randolph 3,279

46 Andre Drummond 9,519 23 Andre Drummond 3,253

# SEASON

16 2021-22

9 2019-20

8 2013-14

4 3FGM 5 3FGM 6 3FGM 7 3FGM 8 3FGM

# SEASON # SEASON # SEASON # SEASON # SEASON

27 2021-22 17 2021-22 9 2021-22 5 2021-22 2 2021-22

14 2020-21 10 2019-20 7 2019-20 1 2020-21 1 2020-21

12 2019-20 6 2020-21 2 2013-14 1 2019-20 -- --

12 2018-19 3 Twice 2 2020-21 1 2017-18 -- --

3FGM GMS SEASON 3FG % SEASON

227 81 2021-22 .425 2013-14

161 68 2020-21 .414 2016-17

159 82 2018-19 .400 2012-13

154 66 2019-20 .400 2021-22

154 82 2017-18 .394 2018-19

STAT 21-22 HIGH SEASON/TEAM

MPG 29.0 25.7 2017-18 – Spurs

3FGM/GM 2.8 2.4 2020-21 – Spurs

PPG 11.4 11.6 2019-20 – Spurs

RANK PLAYER 3FGM SEASON

1 D’Angelo Russell 234 2018-19

2 Patty Mills 227 2021-22

3 Joe Harris 211 2020-21

4 Allen Crabbe 201 2017-18

5 Joe Harris 183 2018-19

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PLAYER NOTES

2020-21 – IRVING’S BRILLIANT SEASON CARRIES OVER INTO 2021-22 ➢ 2021-22: Kyrie Irving averaged 27.4 ppg (.469 FG, .418 3FG, .915 FT), 4.4 rpg, 5.8 apg and 1.4 spg in 37.6 mpg in 29 games this season, scoring

20+ points 20 times, 30+ points 10 times and 40+ points four times (two 40-point games, one 50-point game and one 60-point game). ▪ After the All-Star break, Irving averaged 30.5 ppg (sixth in the league), 4.0 rpg, 6.1 apg and

1.7 spg in 39.0 mpg, shooting .484 FG, .451 3FG and .908 FT, in 15 games. ▪ He led the league in 3FGM/game (4.3) after the All-Star break and ranked sixth in mpg and

eighth in 3FG % (min. 100 attempts). ➢ PACING AHEAD: In a small sample size, Irving averaged career highs in mpg (37.6 mpg), 3FG % (.418),

3FGM/game (3.4) and 3FGA/game (8.2). ➢ 4Q: Irving averaged 9.2 fourth quarter ppg, representing the top mark in the league (see the chart). ----- >

▪ The last players to average 9.0+ fourth quarter ppg in a season were Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook (10.0) and Boston’s Isaiah Thomas (9.8) in the 2016-17 season.

➢ 2020-21: Irving averaged 26.9 ppg (.506 FG, .402 3FG, .922 FT), 4.8 rpg, 6.0 apg and 1.4 spg in 34.9 mpg in 54 games. ▪ Irving registered an offensive rating of 119.4, defensive rating of

113.8 and net rating of 5.6. He was +229 last season. ▪ Irving posted 18 games with 30+ points, the most in a season for a

Net since Vince Carter’s franchise record 25 in 2006-07. ➢ ’20-21 - PACING AHEAD: See the chart for a look at Irving’s career-best stats

last season and his previous highs in those categories. --------------------------------- > ▪ Note – Excludes 2019-20, when Irving only played 20 games.

➢ 50/40/90: Irving became the ninth player in NBA history to register a 50/40/90 shooting line in 2020-21 (see chart – bold – current Net/Nets head coach). -------------------- >

▪ Irving is the fourth player in NBA history to average 25.0+ ppg on 50/40/90 shooting, joining Stephen Curry (30.1 ppg in 2015-16), Larry Bird (29.9 ppg in 1987-88 and 28.1 ppg in 1986-87) & Kevin Durant (28.1 ppg in 2012-13).

➢ LEAGUE LEADER: Irving was ninth in the league in ppg (26.9), sixth in offensive rating (119.4) and fourth in FT % (.922).

➢ SHOTS: Irving shot a league-high .544 from midrange (min. 100 FGA), and .530 in the paint (non-restricted area), sixth-best in the league (min. 100 FGA).

▪ Irving was one of two players last season to shoot .600 in the restricted area, .500 in the paint (non-restricted area) and .500 from midrange (min. 100 attempts in all three areas), joining Nikola Jokic.

▪ See the chart for Irving’s shooting stats by season. ----------- >

➢ 40-BALL: See the chart for the most 40-point games for a Net all-time (LEFT) and most 40-point games in a season for a Net all-time (RIGHT). ------------- >

▪ Irving’s four 40-point games this season are tied for the second-most in a season in his career (also: 2016-17 with Cleveland), trailing only his five 40-point games last season with the Nets.

▪ Irving has recorded 12 40-point games as a Net. He posted 15 with the Cavs (11) and Celtics (four) combined.

➢ HISTORY: Irving finished with a single-season franchise record FT % (.922), besting Mike Gminski’s previous record of .893 FT % in 1985-86.

▪ Irving’s 26.9 ppg were the second-highest in a season in Nets NBA history (27.5 – Vince Carter in the 2004-05 season).

LA UP FRONT ➢ LaMarcus Aldridge averaged 12.9 ppg (.550 FG, .873 FT) and 5.5 rpg in 22.3 mpg. ➢ MIDRANGE: See the chart for the players with the highest midrange FG % in the

league (min. 100 midrange FGA) and the most midrange FGM. ---------------------------- >

➢ ’20-21: Aldridge averaged 12.8 ppg (.521 FG), 4.8 rpg, 2.6 apg and 2.2 bpg in 26.0 mpg in five games with the Nets between 4/1 – 4/10 before retiring.

➢ 20K: Aldridge became the 48th player in NBA history and the seventh active player to reach the 20,000-point mark on 10/29 vs. Indiana, joining Kevin Durant, James Harden, LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Russell Westbrook and Chris Paul.

PLAYER 4Q PPG

Kyrie Irving 9.2

DeMar DeRozan 8.4

Giannis Antetokounmpo 8.4

LeBron James 8.0

Jayson Tatum 7.0

Kevin Durant 6.5

STAT 20-21 PREV HIGH SEASON TEAM

PPG 26.9 25.2 2016-17 Cavs

FG % .506 .491 2017-18 Celtics

FT % .922 .905 2016-17 Cavs

OFF. RATING 119.4 116.7 2016-17 Cavs

EFF FG % .576 .568 2017-18 Celtics

PTS IN PAINT 10.6 8.7 2018-19 Celtics

PLAYER TEAM # SEASON (S)

Kyrie Irving Nets 1 2020-21

Malcolm Brogdon Bucks 1 2018-19

Stephen Curry Warriors 1 2015-16

Kevin Durant Thunder 1 2012-13

Steve Nash Suns 4 2005-06, 2007-09

Dirk Nowitzki Mavs 1 2006-07

Reggie Miller Pacers 1 1993-94

Mark Price Cavaliers 1 1988-89

Larry Bird Celtics 2 1986-88

AREA 20-21 19-20 18-19 17-18 16-17 15-16 14-15 13-14 12-13 11-12

RESTRICTED AREA .604 .653 .622 .616 .576 .588 .582 .569 .556 .588

PAINT (NON-REST. AREA) .530 .453 .434 .475 .404 .380 .341 .410 .400 .398

MIDRANGE .544 .452 .496 .498 .476 .492 .466 .395 .442 .384

PLAYER # PLAYER # SEASON

Vince Carter 17 Vince Carter 6 2006-07

Kyrie Irving 12 Kyrie Irving 5 2020-21

John Williamson 8 Vince Carter 5 2005-06

Kevin Durant 7 Vince Carter 5 2004-05

Bernard King 5 John Williamson 5 1977-78

Stephon Marbury 4 Kyrie Irving 4 2021-22

Mike Newlin 4 Kevin Durant 4 2021-22

PLAYER FG % PLAYER FGM

LaMarcus Aldridge .558 DeMar DeRozan 348

Kevin Durant .555 Kevin Durant 226

Jrue Holiday .540 Devin Booker 219

Nikola Jokic .535 Brandon Ingram 190

Seth Curry .530 Joel Embiid 165

Trae Young .528 Chris Paul 154

Chris Paul .519 Trae Young 140

Cam Thomas .497 Dejounte Murray 134

Carmelo Anthony .492 Khris Middleton 128

Gordon Hayward .491 CJ McCollum 128

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PLAYER NOTES

CAM’S SCORING LIFT ➢ ROAD: See the chart for the longest streaks of 20-point road games in Nets rookie history. -------------------- > ➢ 2/4 at UTA: Cam Thomas recorded a career-high 30 points (11-of-19 FG, 3-of-7 3FG, 5-of-6 FT) with four

assists in 31 minutes off the bench. ▪ Thomas is the second-youngest player in Nets history (20 years, 114 days) to post a 30-

point game (Cliff T. Robinson scored 45 points vs. Detroit on 3/9/80 at 19 years, 362 days). ➢ FEB: Thomas averaged 16.5 ppg (.455 FG, .841 FT) in 26.7 mpg in 13 Feb. games, tied for the highest ppg for a rookie in February with Jalen Green.

▪ Thomas’ 16.5 ppg were the highest in a month for a Nets rookie since Kenyon Martin averaged 18.2 ppg in March 2001. ▪ Thomas’ six 20-point games in Feb. were the most in a month for a Nets rookie since Keith Van

Horn (nine) in April 1998. ▪ Thomas led the Nets in points (214) in Feb. He was the first Nets rookie to lead the team in points

in a month (min. 10 games played) since Van Horn led the Nets with 296 points in Jan. 1998. ➢ 2022: Thomas’ 10 20-point games in 2022 were tied for the third-most among rookies with Scottie Barnes,

trailing only Jalen Green (20) and Cade Cunningham (18). ➢ NETS YOUTH: See the chart for a list of Nets to post the most 20-point games prior to turning 21 all-time. ------- > ➢ THIS SEASON: See the chart for a look at the most 20-point games among all rookies this season.

▪ Thomas’ 10 20-point games were the most for a Nets rookie since Brook Lopez (13) in the 2008-09 campaign.

➢ PULL-UP: Thomas shot .517 (105-of-203) on pull-up 2-point FGs, third-best in the league (among 49 players with 200+ attempts), trailing Seth Curry (.542) and Chris Paul (.541).

➢ MIDRANGE: Thomas led all rookies midrange FG % (.497) and ranked second in midrange FGM (72), trailing only Davion Mitchell (78). Chris Duarte boasted the next-best midrange FG % (.426) among all rookies (min. 100 midrange FGA).

DRUMMOND ON THE GLASS ➢ FIRST 24: Andre Drummond averaged 11.8 ppg (.610 FG), 10.3 rpg (3.9 orpg) and 1.4 apg in 22.3 mpg and

recorded 11 double-doubles through his first 24 games as a Net. ▪ Drummond as a Net: 121.0 offensive rating (team-leading), 115.8 defensive rating and 5.3 net rating. ▪ After his Nets debut on 2/14 vs. Sacramento, Drummond ranked third in the league in orpg (3.9),

trailing only Steven Adams (4.9) and Mitchell Robinson (4.8), and 11th in rpg (10.3) ➢ POST-ALL-STAR BREAK: After the All-Star break, Drummond ranked eighth in the league in offensive rating among

players to appear in 10+ games and average 20.0+ mpg. ➢ REBS: See the chart for a look at where Drummond stands on the all-time rpg list. ------------------------------------------- >

▪ The next-most rpg among active players after Drummond: Dwight Howard (11.8 rpg). ▪ Drummond has posted the most rebounds and offensive boards since he entered the league (’12-13).

➢ OFF REBS: Drummond averaged 3.9 orpg after joining the Nets. That would be the highest mark in a season for a Net since Jayson Williams averaged 6.8 orpg in the 1997-98 season.

▪ Just five Nets have averaged 3.5+ orpg in a season: Derrick Coleman, Chris Dudley, Kris Humphries, Buck Williams and Jayson Williams.

➢ DBL-DBLS: Since entering the league (2012-13), Drummond has posted 453 double-doubles, 37 more than any other player (416 – Nikola Vucevic). ➢ GLASS – BEFORE 30: At 28 years old (his 29th birthday is on 8/10), Drummond has already posted the eighth-most rebounds in NBA history for a

player before turning 30, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain (13,492), Bill Russell (12,611), Dwight Howard (10,504), Moses Malone (9,965), Jerry Lucas (9,784), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (9,636) and Kevin Garnett (9,567).

KESSLER STEPS UP ➢ ’21-22: Kessler Edwards drew 23 starts this season, the most starts for a rookie selected 44th or lower in Nets history (he was the 44th pick of the

2021 NBA Draft). Lowes Moore (20 starts in the 1980-81 season after being the 52nd overall pick in the third round) was the previous leader.

CLAX ATTACK ➢ KEY STATS: See the chart for a look at Nic Claxton’s key stats across his first three NBA seasons. ---------- > ➢ POST-ALL STAR: Claxton posted an offensive rating of 113.5, team-best defensive rating of 106.1 (next-

best: Kevin Durant at 112.0) and a net rating of 7.4, trailing only Kevin Durant (10.0) and Kyrie Irving (9.6). ▪ Pre-All-Star, Claxton posted an offensive rating of 105.9, defensive rating of 113.0 and net

rating of -7.1 (worst on the team). ➢ 2/2 at SAC: Claxton had a career-high 23 points and 11 boards with a career-high five blocks in 29 minutes.

BLAKE’S HUSTLE ➢ Blake Griffin tied for the league lead in charges drawn with Kevin Love (26), just ahead of Kyle Lowry, Derrick White and Garrison Mathews (25).

Griffin also tied for the league lead last season (22).

PLAYER # DATES

Keith Van Horn 7 3/20 – 4/17/98

Cam Thomas 5 2/4 – 2/16/22

Buck Williams 5 11/5 – 11/18/81

Bernard King 5 12/3 – 12/13/77

PLAYER # YR(S)

Cliff T. Robinson 47 1979-81

Bernard King 13 1977-78

Brook Lopez 12 2008-09

Cam Thomas 10 2021-22

Jarrett Allen 4 2017-19

PLAYER TEAM # PICK

Jalen Green HOU 26 2nd

Cade Cunningham DET 25 1st

Scottie Barnes TOR 17 4th

Franz Wagner ORL 17 8th

Evan Mobley CLE 12 3rd

Cam Thomas BKN 10 27th

Davion Mitchell SAC 10 9th

PLAYER RPG

Wilt Chamberlain 22.9

Bill Russell 22.5

Bob Pettit 16.2

Jerry Lucas 15.6

Nate Thurmond 15.0

Wes Unseld 14.0

Walt Bellamy 13.7

Dave Cowens 13.6

Elgin Baylor 13.6

Andre Drummond 13.3

STAT 21-22 20-21 19-20

GAMES 47 32 15

MPG 20.7 18.6 12.5

PPG 8.7 6.6 4.4

FG % .674 .621 .563

RPG 5.6 5.2 2.9

10+ PTS 19 10 2

DBL-DBLS 4 1 0

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TEAM NOTES

BROOKLYN’S INDIVIDUAL HONORS ➢ See the chart for Player of the Month winners in Nets history. ➢ See the chart for Coach of the Month winners in franchise history. ➢ POW: Kevin Durant earned Player of the Week honors for games

played from 3/7 – 3/13. This was the 29th POW honor his career, third-most all-time, trailing LeBron James (65) and Kobe Bryant (33).

➢ POM: KD was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for Oct/Nov., his first such honor as a Net and the 15th such honor of his career.

▪ He ranks fourth all-time in Player of the Month honors, trailing LeBron James (40), Kobe Bryant (16) and Michael Jordan (16).

➢ Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving were selected as All-Star starters in 2021. Irving was selected for the seventh time (fifth time as a starter).

▪ See the chart for a look at players who were selected as All-Star starters in the franchise’s NBA history (note: the players listed were selected as starters; not included are players who were later named starters as injury replacements). -------------------------- >

➢ Kevin Durant was selected as an All-Star starter in 2022, becoming the first Net to ever be selected to start in consecutive All-Star games.

▪ For the second consecutive season, KD was the East’s leading vote getter. ➢ KD was named an All-Star for the 12th time in 2022 (each of the last 12 seasons he’s played in, dating

back to 2010) and was selected as a starter for the 10th time. The only active player with more All-Star selections than KD is LeBron James (18). ➢ Durant is one of four players in franchise history to earn multiple All-Star selections, joining Jason Kidd (five – 2007-08, 2006-07, 2003-04, 2002-03

and 2001-02), Vince Carter (three – 2006-07, 2005-06 and 2004-05) and Buck Williams (three – 1985-86, 1982-83 and 1981-82).

2020-21 – NETS SET A SLEW OF FRANCHISE RECORDS ---------------------------- > ➢ PPG: The Nets has finished in the top-10 in ppg three times: fifth (1997-98) and eighth (1993-94).

▪ Brooklyn finished second last season, the highest finish in franchise history. ➢ FG %: The Nets have finished in the top-10 in FG % three times in franchise history: seventh

(1983-84) and ninth (1982-83). ▪ Brooklyn led the league in FG % (.494) for the first time in 2020-21 and posted

the second-highest FG % in a season in franchise history (high: .498 in the 1983-84 season, when the Nets attempted 2.8 threes/game). ➢ 3FG %: The Nets have seven top-10 finishes in 3FG % in franchise history.

▪ The Nets ranked second in 3FG % last season, setting a new high watermark for the franchise (previous high: seventh in 1986-87). ➢ 3FGM: The Nets have finished in the top-10 in 3FGM/game in each of the last five seasons (Brooklyn ranked seventh in 2020-21). ➢ APG: The Nets ranked in the top-10 in apg for the eighth time, with last season’s seventh place finish marking the team’s best finish since 2007-08 (sixth).

▪ The Nets’ high watermark came in the 2003-04 season (second).

➢ OFF. RATING: Brooklyn’s league-leading offensive rating (117.3) was the highest for a team in a season in NBA history.

➢ TRENDING UP: See the chart for the best seasons in Nets NBA history, where they finished and how far they went in the playoffs.

➢ COACH WIN %: Coach Nash owns the best coaching win % in Nets NBA history (min. 20 games served as head coach).

▪ Note: P.J. Carlesimo served as interim head coach in the 2012-13 season (Avery Johnson was the head coach for the first 28 games).

NETS IN THE DRAFT ➢ See the chart for a look at the draft position of every

player on Brooklyn’s roster. ------------------------------ >

PLAYER MONTH/YR

Kevin Durant Oct/Nov. 2021

James Harden Mar. 2021

James Harden Feb. 2021

Vince Carter Apr. 2007

Vince Carter Dec. 2005

Vince Carter Feb. 2005

Kenyon Martin Feb. 2004

Jason Kidd Dec. 2002

Jason Kidd Nov. 2001

COACH MONTH/YR

Steve Nash Feb. 2021

Jason Kidd Mar. 2014

Jason Kidd Jan. 2014

Avery Johnson Oct./Nov. 2012

Lawrence Frank Apr. 2007

Lawrence Frank Mar. 2006

Lawrence Frank Apr. 2005

Lawrence Frank Feb. 2004

Byron Scott Dec. 2003

Byron Scott Dec. 2002

PLAYER YR CITY

Kevin Durant 2022 Cleveland

Kevin Durant 2021 Atlanta

Kyrie Irving 2021 Atlanta

Jason Kidd 2008 New Orleans

Vince Carter 2005 Denver

Kenny Anderson 1994 Minnesota

Derrick Coleman 1994 Minnesota

STAT 20-21 PREV HIGH SEASON

PPG 118.6 112.2 2018-19

3FG % .392 .376 2008-09

FT % .804 .788 2016-17

3FGM/GAME 14.2 13.1 2019-20

APG 26.8 26.4 1984-85

2020-21 2001-02 2002-03 2005-06 2012-13 1982-83

.667 .634 .598 .598 .598 .598

48-24 52-30 49-33 49-33 49-33 49-33

4th in NBA 5th in NBA 8th in NBA 8th in NBA 9th in NBA 7th in NBA

2nd in East 1st in East 2nd in East 4th in East 4th in East 4th in East

Lost in EC Semis Lost in Finals Lost in Finals Lost in EC Semis Lost in 1st Rd Lost in 1st Rd

COACH WIN % SEASON(S)

P.J. Carlesimo* 35-19 (.648) 2012-13

Steve Nash 92-62 (.597) 2020-present

Larry Brown 91-67 (.576) 1981-83

Chuck Daly 88-76 (.537) 1992-94

Jason Kidd 44-38 (.537) 2013-14

LOTTERY NON-LOTTERY 2ND RD UNDRAFTED

Griffin (#1) – 2009 Thomas (#27) – 2021 Claxton (#31) – 2019 Duke Jr. (2021)

Irving (#1) – 2011 Sharpe (#29) – 2021 Harris (#33) – 2014 Curry (2013)

Simmons (#1) – 2016 Brown (#42) – 2018

Aldridge (#2) – 2006 Edwards (#44) – 2021

Durant (#2) – 2007 Dragić (#45) – 2008

Drummond (#9) – 2012 Mills (#55) – 2009

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PLAYER NOTES

HARRIS STAYS SOLID ➢ 150+: See the chart for the only players in NBA history to make 150+ threes while shooting .400 3FG % in

four or more straight seasons (RIGHT). ▪ There is only one other season in Nets history in which a player made 150+ threes and shot

.400 3FG %: Joe Johnson buried 162 threes on .401 3FG % in the 2013-14 season. ➢ SIDELINED: Harris missed each of the last 68 games after undergoing two ankle surgeries this season. In

his first five seasons as a Net (2016-21), Harris missed 46 games total. ➢ HIGH-VOLUME SNIPERS: See the chart for a look the highest 3FG % posted in a season in

NBA history for a player attempting five or more 3-pointers per game. --------------------------- > ➢ 20+: Harris’ 13 games with 20+ points last season tied a single-season career-high, set in

2019-20. Brooklyn was 12-1 when Harris reached the 20-point mark last season. ➢ 3FG: See the chart for 3FG % from above-the-break, corners, ‘wide open’ attempts (closest

defender six or more feet away) and on catch-and-shoot 3FGA in Harris’ five Nets seasons. ➢ Harris led the

league in above-the-break 3FG %, wide open 3FG % and catch-and-shoot 3FG % in 2020-21.

▪ As far back as catch-and-shoot tracking data goes (2013-14), Harris’ catch-and-shoot 3FG % last season was the highest ever recorded (min. 200 attempts in a season).

➢ NETS HISTORY: Harris led the league in 3FG % in 2020-21 (.475) and 2018-19 (.474) and ranked seventh in 2019-20 (.424).

▪ He’s the second Net to finish in the NBA’s top-10 in 3FG % multiple times (Drazen Petrovic finished second in 1992 and third in 1993).

▪ See the chart for single-season 3FGM leaders in Nets history. ----------------------- > ▪ Harris’ 3FG % is the best in Nets history (.439).

➢ ELITE: Harris led the league in 3FG % (.474) in 2018-19, becoming the first Net to lead the league in 3FG %. He broke the Nets single-season record for 3FG % and won the 3-Point Contest at All-Star weekend, becoming the third player to lead the league in 3FG % and win the 3-Point Contest in the same season (Jason Kapono in 2008 and 2007 and Tim Legler in 1996).

▪ Harris set a Nets single-season 3FG % record in 2020-21 and became the fifth player to lead the league in 3FG % multiple times: Kyle Korver (four) and Craig Hodges, Jason Kapono and Steve Kerr (two).

▪ Harris and Seth Curry are the only players to finish in the NBA’s top 10 in 3FG % in each of the last three seasons (2018-21).

DAY’RON INSIDE ➢ STREAKING: Day’Ron Sharpe grabbed five or more offensive boards in three straight

games (2/8 – 2/12), tying the longest streak for a rookie in Nets history (previously done by Derrick Coleman – 2/19 – 2/23/91).

➢ 1/15 vs. NOP: Sharpe posted 12 points and 10 boards in 27 minutes. ▪ See the chart for the youngest Nets to post their first-career double-

doubles. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ➢ RATINGS: Sharpe has posted an offensive rating of 115.6, defensive rating of 108.8 and net rating of 6.9.

BEN SIMMONS JOINS THE NETS ➢ Ben Simmons holds career averages of 15.9 ppg (.560 FG), 8.1 rpg, 7.7 apg and 1.7 spg in 33.9 mpg in 275 career games (2017-21).

▪ Simmons is one of five players in NBA history to register 4,000 points, 2,000 rebounds and 2,000 assists within their first four seasons, joining Grant Hill, LeBron James, Magic Johnson and Oscar Robertson.

▪ He is a three-time All-Star (2018-19, 2019-20 and 2020-21) and two-time All-Defensive First Team honoree (2019-20 and 2020-21). ▪ In Nets history, just two players have earned All-Defensive Team honors (Jason Kidd – six times – 2001-07) and Buck Williams

(1987-88). Kidd has earned the only two All-Defensive First Team honors in franchise history (2005-06 and 2001-02). ▪ Simmons has been named an All-Star and All-Defensive First Team in the same season twice (2019-20 and 2020-21). All

players in Nets history have combined for one such season (Kidd in 2001-02).

PLAYER # SEASONS

Stephen Curry 7 2012-19

Klay Thompson 7 2012-19

Joe Harris 4 2017-21

J.J. Redick 4 2014-18

Reggie Miller 4 1994-98

PLAYER TEAM 3FG % 3FGA SEASON

Kyle Korver Hawks .492 6.0 2014-15

Joe Harris Nets .475 6.4 2020-21

J.J. Redick Clippers .475 5.6 2015-16

Joe Harris Nets .474 5.1 2018-19

Kyle Korver Hawks .472 5.5 2013-14

STAT 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17

ABOVE-THE-BREAK .471 (164-of-348) .402 (134-of-333) .466 (151-of-324) .447 (123-of-275) .360 (59-of-164)

CORNERS .490 (47-of-96) .521 (38-of-73) .516 (32-of-62) .325 (27-of-83) .456 (26-of-57)

WIDE OPEN .563 (85-of-151) .539 (62-of-115) .486 (90-of-185) .462 (66-of-143) .379 (39-of-103)

CATCH-AND-SHOOT .515 (183-of-355) .446 (139-of-312) .481 (155-of-322) .417 (123-of-295) .394 (71-of-180)

RANK PLAYER 3FGM SEASON

1 D’Angelo Russell 234 2018-19

2 Patty Mills 227 2021-22

3 Joe Harris 211 2020-21

4 Allen Crabbe 201 2017-18

5 Joe Harris 183 2018-19

6 Joe Harris 172 2019-20

STAT 20-21 19-20 18-19 17-18 16-17

PPG 14.1 14.5 13.7 10.8 8.2

FG % .505 .486 .500 .491 .425

3FG % .475 .424 .474 .419 .385

3FGM 3.1 2.5 2.4 1.9 1.6

3FGA 6.4 5.9 5.1 4.6 4.3

OFF. RATING 117.4 110.8 109.6 105.1 97.9

DEF RATING 110.6 109.9 111.2 108.4 109.1

NET RATING 6.9 0.9 -1.6 -3.3 -11.2

+/- +352 +86 -78 -120 -284

MPG 31.0 30.8 30.2 25.3 21.9

PLAYER AGE DATE/OPP

Derrick Favors 19 yrs, 108 days 10/31/10 vs. MIA

Cliff T. Robinson 19 yrs, 218 days 10/17/79 vs. PHI

Jarrett Allen 19 yrs, 277 days 1/23/18 at OKC

Day’Ron Sharpe 20 yrs, 70 days 1/15/22 vs. NOP

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CUMULATIVE STATS – 2022 PLAYOFFS

CUMULATIVE STATS – 2021-22 REGULAR SEASON

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PLAY-IN TOURNAMENT BOX SCORE

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CURRENT OPPONENT – BOSTON CELTICS

ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON SERIES FACTS VS. BOSTON

Current Streak Lost 3 Most Points Scored 131 points (OT) at BOS 12/1/95 and 131 points at NJ, 2/8/00

Current Home Streak Lost 2 Most Points Allowed 149 points at BOS (*in ORL) 8/5/20

Current Road Streak Lost 1 Top Scorer All-Time (Nets) 52 points: Mike Newlin, 12/16/79

Longest Win Streak

5 wins: (3 times) 12/25/02 – 1/25/04 (most recent)

Top Scorer All-Time (Celtics) 54 points: Jayson Tatum, 3/6/22

Last Home Win 109-104, 4/23/21 Last Road Win 123-104, 11/24/21

Last Home Loss 129-106, 2/24/22 Last Road Loss 126-120, 3/6/22

Nets Biggest Win 117-81, 12/25/02 at NJ (36) Nets Biggest Loss 116-79, 10/31/79 at NJ and 127-90, 4/8/88 at BOS (37)

SCHEDULE

CONNECTIONS

Nets guard Kyrie Irving spent two seasons with the Celtics (2017-19); he was teammates with Celtics forwards Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, guard Marcus Smart and centers Al Horford and Daniel Theis, playing under Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens…Celtics head coach Ime Udoka spent one season as an assistant coach with the Nets (2020-21)…Nets forward LaMarcus Aldridge was teammates with Celtics head coach Ime Udoka for one season with the Blazers (2006-07) and the two overlapped for four seasons in San Antonio when Udoka was a Spurs assistant coach (2015-19); Nets guard Patty Mills overlapped with Celtics head coach Ime Udoka for seven seasons when Udoka was a Spurs assistant coach (2012-19); Mills also overlapped with Celtics assistant coach Will Hardy for five seasons in San Antonio (2016-21)…Nets assistant coach Jacque Vaughn and Celtics head coach Ime Udoka were teammates for two seasons in San Antonio (2007-09)…Nets general manager Sean Marks and Celtics head coach Ime Udoka overlapped for four seasons in San Antonio when Udoka was a Spurs assistant coach and Marks was serving in multiple capacities in San Antonio (2012-16)…Celtics center Al Horford overlapped with Nets assistant coach Jordan Ott when Ott was the Hawks’ video coordinator (2013-16) and Nets assistant coach/player development Tiago Splitter played for the Hawks for one of those seasons (2015-16)…Nets center Nic Claxton’s father, Charles, appeared in three games with the Celtics during the 1995-96 season…Nets guard/forward Bruce Brown is a Boston native…Nets assistant coach/director of player development Adam Harrington is a Bernardston, Mass. native…Nets assistant coach Brian Keefe is a Winchester, Mass., native…Nets guard Patty Mills and forward LaMarcus Aldridge were teammates with Celtics guard Derrick White for four seasons in San Antonio (2017-21)…Nets guard/forward Ben Simmons and Celtics center Al Horford were teammates for one season with the Sixers (2019-20)…Celtics guard Nik Stauskas played for the Nets for part of one season (2017-18)…Nets assistant coach Royal Ivey overlapped with Celtics center Luke Kornet for one season with the Knicks when Ivey was a New York assistant (2018-19).

ALL-TIME REG. SEASON SERIES HISTORY

Record 2021-22

Overall Record 73-134 1-3

Home Record 40-62 0-2

Barclays Record 9-10 0-2

Road Record 33-72 1-1

Overtime Record 4-5 --

2021-22 VS. BOSTON (1-3) Date Site Time/Result

11/24/21 at BOS 123-104 (W)

02/08/22 at BKN 126-91 (L)

02/24/22 at BKN 129-106 (L)

03/06/22 at BOS 126-120 (L)

2020-21 VS. BOSTON (3-0) Date Site Time/Result

12/25/20 at BOS 123-95 (W)

03/11/21 at BKN 121-109 (W)

04/23/21 at BKN 109-104 (W)

REG. SEASON COMPARISON

BKN STATS BOS

112.9 PPG 111.8

112.1 OPP PPG 104.5

.475 FG % .466

.452 OPP FG % FG%

.434

11.5 3PM 13.2

31.7 3PA 37.1

.361 3PT % .356

21.7 FTA 20.9

.805 FT % .816

44.4 RPG 46.1

25.3 APG 24.8

14.1 TOV 13.6

7.1 SPG 7.2

5.5 BPG 5.8

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NEXT OPPONENT – TO BE DETERMINED

ALL-TIME SERIES FACTS VS. TBD

SCHEDULE

CONNECTIONS

TBD

ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY

Record 2021-22

Overall Record

Home Record

Barclays Record

Road Record

Overtime Record

2021-22 VS. TBD ( - ) Date Site Time/Result

2020-21 VS. TBD ( - ) Date Site Time/Result

COMPARISON

BKN STATS TBD

112.9 PPG

112.1 OPP PPG

.475 FG %

.452 OPP FG % FG%

11.5 3PM

31.7 3PA

.361 3PT %

21.7 FTA

.805 FT %

44.4 RPG

25.3 APG

14.1 TOV

7.1 SPG

5.5 BPG

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2021-22 STARTING LINEUPS – REGULAR SEASON GAME(S)

FORWARD (3)

FORWARD (4)

CENTER (5)

GUARD (2)

GUARD (1)

W-L WIN PCT.

DATES

1-2 Durant Griffin Claxton Harris Harden 1-1 .500 10/19 – 10/22

3 Durant Harris Claxton Carter Harden 0-1 .000 10/24

4-14 Durant Brown Griffin Harris Harden 9-2 .818 10/25 – 11/14

15-16 Durant Brown Griffin Mills Harden 1-1 .500 11/16 – 11/17

17 Bembry Brown Griffin Mills Harden 1-0 1.000 11/19

18 Durant Bembry Griffin Mills Harden 1-0 1.000 11/22

19-24, 26 Durant Bembry Aldridge Mills Harden 5-2 .714 11/24 – 12/7, 12/10

25 Bembry Johnson Claxton Mills Harden 0-1 .000 12/8

27 Durant Johnson Aldridge Bembry Mills 1-0 1.000 12/12

28-29 Durant Griffin Claxton Duke Jr. Mills 2-0 1.000 12/14 – 12/16

30 Duke Jr. Edwards Griffin Thomas Mills 0-1 .000 12/18

31-32 Brown Bembry Claxton Mills Harden 2-0 1.000 12/25 – 12/27

33 Durant Claxton Aldridge Mills Harden 0-1 .000 12/30

34 Durant Brown Aldridge Mills Harden 0-1 .000 1/1

35 Durant Bembry Claxton Mills Harden 0-1 .000 1/3

36 Durant Duke Jr. Claxton Irving Harden 1-0 1.000 1/5

37-38 Durant Duke Jr. Claxton Mills Harden 1-1 .500 1/7 – 1/9

39 Durant Bembry Claxton Duke Jr. Irving 0-1 .000 1/10

40 Durant Edwards Sharpe Irving Harden 1-0 1.000 1/12

41 Bembry Edwards Sharpe Brown Harden 0-1 .000 1/13

42 Durant Edwards Sharpe Mills Harden 1-0 1.000 1/15

43-46 Mills Edwards Sharpe Irving Harden 2-2 .500 1/17 – 1/23

47 Bembry Edwards Sharpe Mills Harden 0-1 .000 1/25

48 Edwards Johnson Aldridge Bembry Mills 0-1 .000 1/26

49 Bembry Edwards Claxton Irving Mills 0-1 .000 1/29

50-51 Mills Edwards Claxton Irving Harden 0-2 .000 2/1 – 2/2

52 Edwards Johnson Claxton Mills Irving 0-1 .000 2/4

53 Edwards Johnson Griffin Mills Irving 0-1 .000 2/6

54 Bembry Edwards Griffin Brown Mills 0-1 .000 2/8

55 Thomas Edwards Griffin Mills Irving 0-1 .000 2/10

56 Brown Edwards Griffin Mills Irving 0-1 .000 2/12

57, 59 Brown Edwards Drummond Curry Mills 1-1 .500 2/14, 2/17

58, 60, 62 Brown Johnson Drummond Curry Mills 1-2 .333 2/16, 2/24, 2/28

61 Brown Johnson Drummond Curry Irving 1-0 1.000 2/26

63 Brown Johnson Aldridge Curry Mills 0-1 .000 3/1

64, 71 Durant Brown Drummond Curry Dragić 1-1 .500 3/3, 3/18

65-67, 74-77, 80-81 Durant Brown Drummond Curry Irving 6-3 .667 3/6 – 3/10, 3/26 – 3/31, 4/6 – 4/8

68, 70 Durant Brown Drummond Mills Dragić 1-1 .500 3/13, 3/16

69 Durant Brown Drummond Dragić Irving 1-0 1.000 3/15

72 Durant Brown Claxton Curry Dragić 1-0 1.000 3/21

73, 82 Durant Edwards Drummond Brown Irving 1-1 .500 3/23, 4/10

78 Durant Edwards Drummond Mills Irving 0-1 .000 4/2

79 Durant Brown Drummond Mills Irving 1-0 1.000 4/5

STARTER RECORD WINNING % STARTER RECORD WINNING % LaMarcus Aldridge 6-6 .500 Kessler Edwards 6-17 .261

DeAndre’ Bembry 10-10 .500 Blake Griffin 15-9 .625

Bruce Brown 28-17 .622 James Harden 26-18 .591

Jevon Carter 0-1 .000 Joe Harris 10-4 .714

Nic Claxton 8-11 .421 Kyrie Irving 14-15 .483

Seth Curry 11-8 .579 James Johnson 3-7 .300

Goran Dragić 4-2 .667 Patty Mills 21-27 .438

Andre Drummond 14-10 .583 Day’Ron Sharpe 4-4 .500

David Duke Jr. 4-3 .571 Ben Simmons -- --

Kevin Durant 36-19 .655 Cam Thomas 0-2 .000

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2021-22 REG. SEASON NETS BOX SCORE BREAKDOWN (LEADERS – INCLUDES TIES) PLAYER POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS G-GS 10-19 20-29 30-39 40+ 10-19 20+ 10+ DBL-DBL PTS REB AST STL BLK MIN

Aldridge 47-12 25 7 -- -- 2 -- -- 2 1 6 (3) -- 2 (2) 20 (13) --

Bembry 48-20 9 -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- -- 1 -- 12 (9) 8 (7) 1 Brown 72-45 29 4 -- -- 3 -- -- 1 -- 6 (4) 3 (1) 24 (13) 21 (14) 4 Carter 46-1 3 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- 2 (2) 3 (3) -- Claxton 47-19 18 1 -- -- 4 -- -- 4 1 5 (1) -- 4 (3) 17 (10) -- Curry 19-19 10 5 -- 1 -- -- -- -- 3 1 (1) 3 (1) 4 (3) -- 3

Dragić 16-6 1 1 -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- 5 (2) 2 (1) 1 (1) --

Drummond 24-24 13 3 -- -- 13 -- -- 10 -- 18 (2) 1 (1) 4 (2) 10 (7) --

Duke Jr. 22-7 4 -- -- -- 2 -- -- 2 -- 2 (1) -- 4 (3) -- --

Durant 55-55 5 25 21 4 16 -- 6 18 41 (1) 19 (6) 18 (5) 9 (5) 18 (12) 29 Edwards 48-23 10 -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1 -- 1 -- 8 (5) 12 (10) -- Ennis III 2-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Gabriel 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Galloway 4-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Griffin 56-24 11 -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1 -- 5 (1) 1 6 (5) 4 (2) -- Harden 44-44 17 17 9 -- 14 -- 25 30 15 (1) 19 (6) 42 (2) 18 (8) 11 (9) 25

Harris 14-14 6 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 (1) -- 1 Harrison 2-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Irving 29-29 6 11 7 4 -- -- 2 2 14 1 (1) 11 (3) 11 (4) 4 (4) 12 Johnson 62-10 11 -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1 -- 3 (2) 3 6 (4) 8 (6) 1 Mills 81-48 26 14 2 -- -- -- -- -- 3 -- 2 (2) 11 (9) 3 (3) 2

Millsap 24-0 2 -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- 4 (4) --

Sharpe 32-8 6 1 -- -- 4 -- -- 2 -- 9 (2) -- 2 (2) 9 (8) -- Simmons -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Thomas 67-2 18 9 1 -- -- -- -- -- 3 1 (1) -- 7 (6) 3 (3) 1

2021-22 REGULAR SEASON INACTIVES COUNTER PLAYER GAMES INACTIVE PLAYER GAMES INACTIVE

LaMarcus Aldridge 29 Blake Griffin 1

DeAndre’ Bembry 2 James Harden 6

Bruce Brown 3 Joe Harris 68

Jevon Carter 1 Shaquille Harrison 5

Nic Claxton 25 Kyrie Irving 53

Seth Curry -- James Johnson 7

Goran Dragić 6 Patty Mills --

Andre Drummond -- Paul Millsap 22

David Duke Jr. 45 Day’Ron Sharpe 25

Kevin Durant 27 Ben Simmons 26

Kessler Edwards 23 Cam Thomas 4

Langston Galloway 3

BY MONTH RECORD HOME ROAD October 4-3 3-2 1-1

November 11-3 4-2 7-1

December 8-4 3-3 5-1

January 6-11 2-6 4-5

February 3-9 1-4 2-5

March 8-7 4-4 4-3

April 4-1 3-0 1-1

BY DAY RECORD HOME ROAD Sunday 7-5 4-2 3-3

Monday 5-5 3-2 2-3

Tuesday 7-6 4-3 3-3

Wednesday 9-6 2-3 7-3

Thursday 2-7 1-6 1-1

Friday 10-2 4-1 6-1

Saturday 4-7 1-4 3-3

2021-22 REGULAR SEASON WIN-LOSS MARGINS

Margin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20+

Games Won By 1 4 3 -- 5 1 3 5 2 1 2 2 2 1 3 1 -- -- 1 7

Games Lost By 3 1 -- 4 -- 5 3 1 1 3 2 2 1 2 -- 1 -- 1 -- 8

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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS NAME INJURY/ILLNESS/REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED (194)

Day’Ron Sharpe Right Second Toe Sprain 10/19 1

Non-Covid Illness 1/26 1

Nic Claxton Non-Covid Illness 10/27 – 11/30 17

Left Wrist Soreness 12/18 1

Left Hamstring Tightness 1/12 – 1/23, 2/6 – 2/12 11

Left Hamstring Tightness, Injury Management 1/26 1

James Johnson Left Knee Soreness 11/7 1

Left Shoulder Soreness 12/4 1

Non-Covid Illness 1/15 – 1/17, 4/5 – 4/6 4

Right Wrist Soreness 2/17 1

Joe Harris Left Ankle Sprain 11/16 – 11/27 6

Left Ankle Surgery 11/30 – 4/10 62

Kevin Durant Right Shoulder Sprain 11/19 1

Left Knee, MCL Sprain 1/17 – 3/1 21

Bruce Brown Left Hamstring Tightness 11/22 – 11/24 2


David Duke Jr. Left Hip Flexor Tendinopathy 11/24 – 11/30 3

Left Ankle Sprain 3/13 1

LaMarcus Aldridge Right Foot Soreness 1/3, 1/9 – 1/15 6

Left Ankle Sprain 2/1 – 2/12 7

Right Hip Impingement 3/8 – 3/26 9

James Harden Left Knee Hyperextension 1/10 1

Left Hamstring Tightness 1/26, 2/4 – 2/8 4

Right Hand Strain 1/29 1

DeAndre’ Bembry Back Spasms 1/17 – 1/19 2

Adnre Drummond Left Knee Soreness 3/1 1


Ben Simmons Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness 3/6 – 4/10 18

Seth Curry Left Ankle Soreness 3/13 – 3/16, 4/2 – 4/5, 4/10 6

Left Ankle Sprain 3/23 1

Cam Thomas Back Contusion 3/15 1

Goran Dragić Left Knee Soreness 3/23 1

2021-22 REGULAR SEASON GAMES MISSED: COACH’S DECISION, REST/RECOVERY, ETC. NAME REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED (315)

David Duke Jr. Coach’s Decision 10/19 – 11/3, 12/3 – 12/7, 12/10, 12/30 – 1/1, 1/17 – 1/19, 2/16, 2/26, 3/1 – 3/3. 3/27, 4/2, 4/6, 4/10 23

G League – Two-Way 11/5 – 11/22, 1/23 – 2/6, 3/6 – 3/10, 3/15 – 3/26, 3/29 – 3/31, 4/5 30

Kessler Edwards Coach’s Decision 10/19 – 11/3, 11/17 – 11/22, 11/27 – 11/30, 1/1 – 1/5, 3/3 – 3/6, 3/13 19

G League – Two-Way 11/5 – 11/14, 12/3 – 12/12 12

Kyrie Irving Not With Team

Ineligible to Play

10/19 – 10/22, 11/5 – 11/14, 11/22 – 11/24, 12/7 – 12/12

10/24 – 11/3, 11/16 – 11/19, 11/27 – 12/4, 12/14 – 12/16, 12/30 – 1/3, 1/7 – 1/9, 1/13 – 1/15, 1/25 – 1/26, 2/8, 2/14 – 2/24, 2/28 – 3/3, 3/13, 3/16 – 3/21

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DeAndre’ Bembry Coach’s Decision 10/22 1

Not With Team 2/10 1

Bruce Brown Coach’s Decision 10/22, 1/5, 1/9 – 1/10 4

Blake Griffin Rest 10/24 4

Coach’s Decision 11/24 – 12/7, 12/10, 1/7, 1/19, 1/25, 2/26, 3/3 – 3/10, 3/16 – 3/18, 3/23, 3/27 – 3/31, 4/5 – 4/10 25

LaMarcus Aldridge Rest 10/25, 12/8 2

Coach’s Decision 3/27 – 4/2, 4/8 – 4/10 6

James Johnson Coach’s Decision 10/27 – 10/29, 11/3 – 11/5, 11/8 – 11/12, 1/19 8

Day’Ron Sharpe Coach’s Decision 10/22, 10/29, 11/3, 11/12, 11/17 – 11/22, 11/27 – 11/30, 1/1, 1/5, 1/29, 2/2, 2/16, 2/26, 3/1 – 3/3, 3/13, 3/16 – 3/18, 3/27, 4/2, 4/6 – 4/10 25

G League Assignment 11/5 – 11/7, 12/3 – 12/12, 3/6 – 3/10, 3/15, 3/21 – 3/26, 3/29 – 3/31, 4/5 18

Personal 11/14 1

Return to Competition Reconditioning 12/30 1

Cam Thomas Coach’s Decision 10/22, 10/29, 11/3, 11/12, 11/17, 1/1, 1/5, 3/27 – 3/31 10

G League Assignment 11/5 – 11/7 2

Paul Millsap Personal 10/31, 11/14 – 11/19, 12/12, 1/17 – 2/8 19

Coach’s Decision 12/30 – 1/12, 1/15 9


Nic Claxton Coach’s Decision 12/4, 2/14 – 2/17, 2/26 5

Kevin Durant Rest 12/8, 1/13 2

James Harden Rest 12/12 1


James Ennis III Coach’s Decision 12/25 1

Wenyen Gabriel Coach’s Decision 12/25, 12/30 2

Shaquille Harrison Coach’s Decision 12/25, 12/30 – 1/7 6

Jevon Carter Coach’s Decision 12/30 – 1/1, 1/5, 1/9 – 1/10, 1/17 – 1/21, 1/29, 2/2 10

Langston Galloway Coach’s Decision 12/30 – 1/3 3

Patty Mills Rest 1/13 1

Ben Simmons Not With Team 2/12 1

Return to Competition Reconditioning 2/14 – 3/3 8

Goran Dragić Return to Competition Reconditioning 2/24 1

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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON GAMES MISSED DUE TO HEALTH & SAFETY PROTOCOLS NAME INJURY/ILLNESS/REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED (44)

LaMarcus Aldridge Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/27 5

DeAndre’ Bembry Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

Bruce Brown Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

Jevon Carter Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

James Harden Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

James Johnson Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

Paul Millsap Health & Safety Protocols 12/14 – 12/18 3

Kevin Durant Health & Safety Protocols 12/18 – 12/27 3

Kyrie Irving Health & Safety Protocols 12/18 – 12/27 3

Day’Ron Sharpe Health & Safety Protocols 12/18 – 12/27 3

David Duke Jr. Health & Safety Protocols 12/25 – 12/27 2

Kessler Edwards Health & Safety Protocols 12/25 – 12/30 3

Cam Thomas Health & Safety Protocols 12/25 – 12/27 2

Goran Dragić Health & Safety Protocols 4/2 – 4/10 5

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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON NETS / OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS & LOWS Nets Team Highs Nets Team Lows CATEGORY Opponent Team Highs Opponent Team Lows

150 at ORL, 3/15/22 91 vs. BOS 2/8/22 Points, Game 136 at MIN, 1/23/22

133 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 85 vs. SAC, 2/14/22

48 (1st) at ORL, 3/15/22 11 (2nd) at DET, 11/5/21 Points, Quarter 44 (3rd) vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT) 13 (4th) at DET, 12/12/21

13 (4th) at DAL, 12/7/21

86 (1st) at ORL, 3/15/22 29 (2nd) at DEN, 2/6/22 Points, Half 78 (2nd) at CHA, 3/8/22 31 (2nd) at NYK, 4/6/22

11 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT) 8 vs. SAS, 1/9/22 (OT) Points, OT Period 10 vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT) 6 vs. SAS, 1/9/22 (OT)

48 at ORL, 3/15/22 16 vs. BOS 2/8/22 Points, 1st Quarter 42 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 19 vs. CLE, 4/8/22

41 at WAS, 1/19/22 11 at DET, 11/5/21 Points, 2nd Quarter 42 vs. POR, 3/18/22 16 – Four Times

43 at MIL, 2/26/22 16 at DEN, 2/6/22 Points, 3rd Quarter 44 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT) 15 at NYK, 4/6/22

38 at NYK, 4/6/22

38 at NYK, 2/16/22 38 at SAS, 1/21/22

13 at DEN, 2/6/22 Points, 4th Quarter 42 at CHI, 11/8/21 13 at DET, 12/12/21

13 at DAL, 12/7/21

86 at ORL, 3/15/22 39 at DET, 11/5/21 Points, First Half 76 at MEM, 3/23/22

76 at DEN, 2/6/22 39 at DET, 11/5/21

116 at ORL, 3/15/22 69 vs. TOR, 2/28/22

69 vs. ORL, 12/18/21 Thru Three Quarters 107 at DEN, 2/6/22 62 at DET, 11/5/21

76 at CHI, 1/12/22 29 at DEN, 2/6/22 Points, Second Half 78 at CHA, 3/8/22 31 at NYK, 4/6/22

53 at ORL, 3/15/22 33 vs. TOR, 2/28/22

33 vs. MIA, 10/27/21 Field Goals Made 51 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 30 at PHI, 3/10/22

111 vs. CHI, 12/4/21 72 vs. DET, 10/31/21 Field Goals Attempted

107 vs. SAS, 1/9/22 (OT)

105 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT)

105 at MIL, 10/19/21

75 at MIA, 3/26/22

.653 (47-of-72) vs. DET, 10/31/21 .382 (39-of-102) vs. ORL, 12/18/21 Field Goal Percentage .565 (48-of-85) at UTA, 2/4/22 .323 (30-93) at PHI, 3/10/22

22 vs. ATL, 11/3/21 5 at IND, 1/5/22 3-Point Field Goals Made 20 vs. OKC, 1/13/22 4 at ORL, 11/10/21

48 vs. ATL, 11/3/21 21 at IND, 1/5/22 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 52 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT)

48 at BOS, 11/24/21 23 at TOR, 3/1/22

.593 (16-27) at ORL, 3/15/22 .196 (9-46) vs. ORL, 12/18/21 3-Point Field Goal Percentage—(Min. 10 Att.) .531 (17-of-32) vs. CHA, 3/27/22 .121 (4-33) at ORL, 11/10/21

32 vs. MIN, 12/3/21 5 vs. BOS 2/8/22 Free Throws Made 37 at ATL, 4/2/22 9 at PHI, 10/22/21

41 vs. MIN, 12/3/21

41 vs. IND, 10/29/21 8 vs. ORL, 12/18/21 Free Throws Attempted 49 at ATL, 4/2/22 10 vs. LAL, 1/25/22

1.000 (12-12) at SAS, 1/21/22 .385 (5-13) vs. BOS 2/8/22 Free Throw Percentage 1.000 (19-19) vs. DAL, 3/16/22

1.000 (10-10) vs. LAL, 1/25/22 .560 (14-25) vs. HOU, 4/5/22

21 vs. OKC, 1/13/22 2 vs. DET, 10/31/21 Offensive Rebounds 23 vs. MEM, 1/3/22 4 at MIL, 2/26/22

47 vs. WAS, 10/25/21 23 vs. MIA 3/3/22 Defensive Rebounds 46 vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

45 vs. MIA, 10/27/21 19 vs. IND, 4/10/22

60 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT)

57 vs. LAC, 1/1/22 30 vs. MIA 3/3/22 Total Rebounds 62 vs. MIA, 10/27/21 29 vs. DET, 10/31/21

35 at ORL, 3/15/22

35 at CHI, 1/12/22

16 at MIA, 2/12/22

16 vs. OKC, 1/13/22 Assists 37 at DEN, 2/6/22 12 vs. SAC, 2/14/22

31 vs. MIN, 12/3/21 12 at UTA, 2/4/22

12 vs. LAL, 1/25/22 Personal Fouls

27 vs. GSW, 11/16/21

27 vs. IND, 10/29/21 12 vs. CHI, 12/4/21

15 at MIA, 3/26/22 2 vs. DAL, 3/16/22 Steals 17 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 2 at ORL, 3/15/22

23 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 7 vs. CHI, 12/4/21 Turnovers 24 at MIA, 3/26/22 4 at DAL, 12/7/21

40 at MIA, 3/26/22 2 at DAL, 12/7/21

2 at MIL, 10/19/21 Points off Turnovers 31 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 3 at WAS, 2/10/22

+10 (22-12) vs. GSW, 11/16/21 -- Turnover Differential +14 (21-7) vs. IND, 4/10/22 --

15 at PHI, 3/10/22 0 at TOR, 11/7/21 Blocked Shots 10 vs. CHI, 12/4/21 0 at MIL, 2/26/22

74 vs. IND, 4/10/22

74 at LAC, 12/27/21 24 at CHI, 11/8/21 Points in the Paint 68 vs. POR, 3/18/22 26 at PHI, 3/10/22

30 vs. OKC, 1/13/22 0 vs. ATL, 11/3/21 Second Chance Points 33 at MEM, 3/23/22 3 at MIA, 3/26/22

37 vs. CHA, 3/27/22 0 at WAS, 1/19/22 Fastbreak Points 32 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 2 at WAS, 2/10/22

110 at LAL, 12/25/21 21 vs. BOS 2/8/22 Starter Points 113 vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT)

112 at BOS, 3/6/22 37 vs. DET, 10/31/21

72 at UTA, 2/4/22 9 vs. PHI, 12/30/21 Bench Points 67 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 12 vs. PHI, 12/16/21

44 at ORL, 3/15/22 -- Largest Lead/Largest Deficit 39 vs. TOR, 2/28/22 --

18 (48-30) at ORL, 3/15/22

18 (38-20) vs. WAS, 10/25/21 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit after 1st Q 20 (38-18) at NYK, 2/16/22 --

30 (86-56) at ORL, 3/15/22 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit At Halftime 26 (69-43) vs. BOS 2/8/22 --

32 (102-70) at PHI, 3/10/22 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit Through 3rd Q 32 (105-73) at UTA, 2/4/22 --

28 at NYK, 2/16/22 -- Biggest Comeback/Blown Lead 16 vs. MIA 3/3/22 --

42 (150-108) at ORL, 3/15/22 -- Largest Victory/Largest Defeat 36 (133-97) vs. TOR, 2/28/22 --

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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON NETS / OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

60 – Kyrie Irving at ORL, 3/15/22 Points, Game 54 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

25 – Kyrie Irving (2nd) at ORL, 3/15/22 Points, Quarter 20 – Lance Stephenson (1st) at IND, 1/5/22

41 – Kyrie Irving (1st) at ORL, 3/15/22 Points, Half 34 – Jayson Tatum (2nd) at BOS, 3/6/22

6 – Kevin Durant vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT) 6 – Kevin Durant vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT)

Points, OT 3 – Three Players

30 – Cam Thomas at UTA, 2/4/22 Bench Points 30 – Lance Stephenson at IND, 1/5/22

20 – Kyrie Irving at ORL, 3/15/22 Field Goals Made 16 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

37 – Kevin Durant vs. NYK, 3/13/22 Field Goals Attempted 30 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

.917 (11-of-12) – Kevin Durant at ORL, 11/10/21 FG Pct. (Min. 10 Att.) .909 (10-of-11) – De’Andre Hunter vs. ATL, 11/3/21

9 – Kyrie Irving at CHA, 3/8/22 9 – Patty Mills at OKC 11/14/21

3-Point FG Made 9 – Stephen Curry vs. GSW, 11/16/21

16 – Kyrie Irving vs. HOU, 4/5/22 3-Point FG Attempted 15 – Donovan Mitchell vs. UTA, 3/21/22

15 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

1.000 (7-of-7) – Patty Mills at MIL, 10/19/21 3-Point Pct. (Min. 4 Att.)

1.000 (4-of-4) – Mike Muscala vs. OKC 1/13/22 1.000 (4-of-4) – Josh Christopher at HOU, 12/8/21 1.000 (6-for-6) – De’Andre Hunter vs. ATL, 11/3/21

1.000 (4-of-4) – Seth Curry at PHI, 10/22/21

19 – James Harden vs. ORL, 11/19/21 Free Throws Made 15 – Giannis Antetokounmpo vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

15 – Joel Embiid at PHI, 3/10/22

20 – James Harden vs. ORL, 11/19/21 Free Throws Att. 19 – Giannis Antetokounmpo vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

19 – Joel Embiid at PHI, 3/10/22 1.000 (10-of-10) – Kevin Durant vs. IND, 4/10/22 1.000 (10-of-10) – Kevin Durant vs. CLE, 4/8/22 1.000 (10-of-10) – Kevin Durant at MEM, 3/23/22

1.000 (12-of-12) – James Harden vs. CLE, 11/17/21 1.000 (10-of-10) – Kevin Durant at CLE, 11/22/21 1.000 (10-of-10) – Kevin Durant at PHI, 10/22/21

FT Pct. (Min. 10 Att.) 1.000 (10-of-10) – Tyler Herro vs. MIA 3/3/22

8 – Andre Drummond vs. DAL, 3/16/22 8 – David Duke Jr. vs. ORL, 12/18/21

Offensive Rebounds 9 – Scottie Barnes vs. TOR, 2/28/22

14 – Andre Drummond at NYK, 2/16/22 Defensive Rebounds 14 – Giannis Antetokounmpo at MIL, 2/26/22

19 – Andre Drummond at NYK, 2/16/22 Total Rebounds 16 – Scottie Barnes vs. TOR, 2/28/22

16 – Clint Capela at ATL, 12/10/21 16 – Clint Capela vs. ATL, 11/3/21

10 – Andre Drummond (1st) vs. DAL, 3/16/22 Rebounds, Quarter 12 – Enes Freedom (4th) vs. BOS 2/8/22

13 – Andre Drummond (1st) vs. DAL, 3/16/22 Rebounds, Half 12 – Enes Freedom (2nd) vs. BOS 2/8/22

16 – Kevin Durant vs. IND, 4/10/22 16 – James Harden at CHI, 1/12/22

Assists 14 – Chris Paul at PHX, 2/1/22

7 – James Harden (2nd) vs. NOP, 1/15/22 7 – James Harden (1st) vs. ATL, 11/3/21

Assists, Quarter 7 – Tyrese Haliburton (2nd) at SAC, 2/2/22

7 – Chris Paul (1st) at PHX, 2/1/22 11 – James Harden (1st) vs. NOP, 1/15/22 11 – James Harden (2nd) at CHI, 1/12/22

Assists, Half 10 – Chris Paul (1st) at PHX, 2/1/22

5 – Seth Curry at PHI, 3/10/22 5 – Bruce Brown vs. SAC 2/14/22

Steals 7 – Mikal Bridges vs. PHX, 11/27/21

9 – James Harden at DET, 11/5/21 Turnovers 8 – Giannis Antetokounmpo vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

8 – Kyle Kuzma vs. WAS, 2/17/22 8 – Anthony Edwards vs. MIN, 12/3/21

5 – James Johnson at PHI, 3/10/22 5 – Nic Claxton at SAC, 2/2/22

Blocked Shots 5 – Robert Williams III at BOS, 3/6/22

5 – Myles Turner vs. IND, 1/5/22

+36 – Kyrie Irving at ORL, 3/15/22 Plus/Minus +42 – Malachi Flynn vs. TOR, 2/28/22

48:11 – Kevin Durant vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT) 45:13 – Kevin Durant vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

44:50 – Kevin Durant vs. PHX, 11/27/21 Minutes Played

47:14 – Fred VanVleet vs. TOR, 12/14/21 (OT) 44:58 – RJ Barrett at NYK, 4/6/22

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LAST TIME IN THE REGULAR SEASON…

LAST TIME A NET OR AN OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HAD… NETS OPPONENTS

40-49 points 42 – Kyrie Irving vs. HOU, 4/5/22 44 – Giannis Antetokounmpo vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

50+ points 55 – Kevin Durant at ATL, 4/2/22 54 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

15-19 rebounds 17 – Andre Drummond vs. CHA, 3/27/22 16 – Scottie Barnes vs. TOR, 2/28/22

20-24 rebounds 21 – Alize Johnson at IND, 4/29/21 21 – Andre Drummond at DET (OT), 1/25/20

25+ rebounds 26 – Reggie Evans at POR, 3/27/13 26 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 1/2/19

10-14 offensive rebounds 12 – Thomas Robinson at CHA, 4/8/16 10 – Enes Kanter at POR, 3/23/21

15+ defensive rebounds 17 – Alize Johnson at IND, 4/29/21 15 – Julius Randle vs. NYK, 4/5/21

5-9 blocks 5 – James Johnson at PHI, 3/10/22 5 – Robert Williams III at BOS, 3/6/22

10+ blocks 11 – Shawn Bradley vs. IND, 2/6/97 10 – Dikembe Mutombo at NYK, 1/4/04

6-7 steals 6 – Caris LeVert at CHA, 2/22/20 6 – Jrue Holiday vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

8+ steals 11 – Kendall Gill vs. MIA, 4/3/99 8 – Jason Richardson vs. CHA, 4/15/08

15-19 assists 16 – Kevin Durant vs. IND, 4/10/22 17 – Russell Westbrook vs. OKC, 12/5/18

20+ assists 20 – Deron Williams at GSW, 3/30/12 25 – Rajon Rondo at NOP, 12/27/17

15-19 field goals made 19 – Kevin Durant at ATL, 4/2/22 16 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

20+ field goals made 20 – Kyrie Irving at ORL, 3/15/22 21 – Giannis Antetokounmpo at MIL, 5/2/21

30+ field goals attempted 32 – Kyrie Irving at ATL, 4/2/22 30 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

6-7 3-pointers made 7 – Kyrie Irving at ATL, 4/2/22 6 – Kevin Porter Jr. vs. HOU, 4/5/22

8+ 3-pointers made 8 – Kyrie Irving vs. HOU, 4/5/22 8 – Jayson Tatum at BOS, 3/6/22

15-19 free throws made 19 – James Harden vs. ORL, 11/19/21 15 – Giannis Antetokounmpo vs. MIL, 3/31/22 (OT)

20+ free throws attempted 20 – James Harden vs. ORL, 11/19/21 23 – James Harden at HOU (OT), 1/16/19

10+ turnovers 11 – Richard Jefferson at CHI, 11/5/04 10 – Karl-Anthony Towns at MIN, 11/12/18

Triple-Double Kevin Durant (20 pts, 10 rebs, 16 asts) vs. IND, 4/10/22 Kyle Kuzma (15 pts, 13 rebs, 10 asts) at WAS, 2/10/22

20/20 Game (PTS/REBS) Alize Johnson at IND, 4/29/21 (20 pts, 21 rebs) Andre Drummond at DET (OT), 1/25/20 (20 pts, 21 rebs)

30/20 Game (PTS/REBS) Sam Bowie vs. MIN, 3/20/91 (38 pts, 20 rebs) JaVale McGee at LAL, 3/22/19 (33 pts, 20 rebs)

20/20 Game (PTS/ASTS) Stephon Marbury vs. IND, 4/25/99 (26 pts, 20 asts) Mark Jackson vs. DEN, 1/20/97 (21 pts, 22 asts)

Win/Loss at Buzzer Brook Lopez vs. DET, 3/21/17 Spencer Dinwiddie vs. DAL, 3/16/22

LAST TIME THE NETS… (SINGLE SEASON) Won by 20-29 pts 29 (129-100) at PHI, 3/10/22

Won by 30+ pts 42 (150-108) at ORL, 3/15/22

Lost by 20-29 pts 23 (129-106) vs. BOS, 2/24/22

Lost by 30+ pts 36 (133-97) vs. TOR, 2/28/22

Won 5-9 straight 5, 10/29/21 – 11/7/21

Won 10+ straight 14, 3/12/06 – 4/6/06

Lost 5-9 straight 9, 1/26/22 – 2/12/22

Lost 10+ straight 11, 1/23/22 – 2/12/22

Scored 40+ in a quarter 41 (1st quarter) vs. IND, 4/10/22

Came back from 20+ pts to win 21 at NYK, 4/6/22

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2021-22 REGULAR SEASON NETS RECORDS WHEN…

Category Home Road Overall Category Home Road Overall

Led after the 1st quarter 14-9 15-6 29-15 Nets score less than 80 -- -- --

Trailed after the 1st quarter 5-12 8-10 13-22 Nets score 80-89 -- -- --

Tied after the 1st quarter 1-0 1-1 2-1 Nets score 90-99 0-7 1-1 1-8

Home Road Overall Nets score 100-109 4-9 1-9 5-18

Led after the 2nd quarter 16-8 13-5 29-13 Nets score 110-119 10-5 10-4 20-9

Trailed after the 2nd quarter 4-13 10-12 14-25 Nets score 120+ 6-0 12-3 18-3

Tied after the 2nd quarter -- 1-0 1-0 Home Road Overall

Home Road Overall Opp. scores less than 80 -- -- --

Led after the 3rd quarter 17-3 16-6 33-9 Opp. scores 80-89 1-0 -- 1-0

Trailed after the 3rd quarter 2-17 8-11 10-28 Opp. scores 90-99 4-0 6-0 10-0

Tied after the 3rd quarter 1-1 -- 1-1 Opp. scores 100-109 8-3 10-1 18-4

Home Road Overall Opp. scores 110-119 3-10 5-8 8-18

Shot equal/higher FG % 18-6 22-5 40-11 Opp. scores 120+ 4-9 3-7 7-16

Shot a lower FG % than opp. 2-15 2-12 4-27 Home Road Overall

Shot 50% or better 7-2 13-2 20-4 Outscored opp. bench 8-7 12-8 20-15

Shot between 40-49% 13-14 11-11 24-25 Outscored by opp. bench 11-12 11-9 22-21

Shot under 40% 0-5 0-3 0-8 Equal bench points 1-2 1-0 2-2

Home Road Overall Home Road Overall

Opponent shot 50% or better 1-7 1-7 2-14 Equal or more second chance points 10-10 11-8 21-18

Opponent shot 40-49% 14-15 13-9 27-24 Opp. records more second chance points 10-11 13-9 23-20

Opponent shot under 40% 5-1 10-0 15-1 Home Road Overall

Home Road Overall Equal or more fastbreak points 10-9 13-10 23-19

Attempted equal/more FG 5-11 10-10 15-21 Opp. records more fastbreak points 10-12 11-7 21-19

Attempted fewer FG than opp. 15-10 14-7 29-17 Home Road Overall

Made equal/more 3PT 9-5 14-8 23-13 Equal or more points in the paint 12-11 14-8 26-19

Made fewer 3PT than opp. 11-16 10-9 21-25 Opp. records more points in the paint 8-10 10-9 18-19

Attempted equal or more FT 12-9 11-6 23-15 Home Road Overall

Attempted fewer FT than opp. 8-12 13-11 21-23 Association Jersey (White) 1-0 12-10 13-10

Home Road Overall Icon Jersey (Black) 6-9 6-4 12-13

Equal or more rebounds 14-11 16-4 30-15 Statement Jersey (Grey) 3-0 5-3 8-3

Opponent out-rebounds 6-9 8-14 14-23 City Jersey (Blue) 10-12 1-0 11-12

Equal or more assists 15-11 23-3 38-14

Opponent records more assists 5-10 1-14 6-24

Equal or more turnovers 14-13 12-7 26-20 Home Road Overall

Opponent records more turnovers 6-8 12-10 18-18 Televised on ABC 1-0 2-2 3-2

Televised on ESPN 2-2 6-1 8-3

Televised on TNT 1-5 2-3 3-8

RECORD BY CONFERENCE / DIVISION

VS. EAST: 31-21 VS. WEST: 13-17

ATLANTIC: 10-6 CENTRAL: 12-6 SOUTHEAST: 9-9 SOUTHWEST: 6-4 NORTHWEST: 4-6 PACIFIC: 3-7

vs. Boston 1-3 vs. Chicago 1-2 vs. Atlanta 2-1 vs. Dallas 1-1 vs. Denver 0-2 vs. Golden State 0-2

vs. New York 4-0 vs. Cleveland 3-1 vs. Charlotte 1-2 vs. Houston 1-1 vs. Minnesota 1-1 vs. L.A. Clippers 1-1

vs. Philadelphia 3-1 vs. Detroit 4-0 vs. Miami 1-3 vs. Memphis 0-2 vs. Oklahoma City 1-1 vs. L.A. Lakers 1-1

vs. Toronto 2-2 vs. Indiana 3-0 vs. Orlando 3-1 vs. New Orleans 2-0 vs. Portland 1-1 vs. Phoenix 0-2

vs. Milwaukee 1-3 vs. Washington 2-2 vs. San Antonio 2-0 vs. Utah 1-1 vs. Sacramento

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Bold Opponents: No more remaining games this season.

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BACK-TO-BACKS

• The Nets play 14 sets of back-to-back games this season. Below is a chart outlining the Nets’ back-to-back games for the 2021-22 season:

FIRST GAME SECOND GAME

DATE/OPPONENT SCORE/RESULT DATE/OPPONENT SCORE/RESULT

10/24/21 vs. Charlotte 111-95 (L) 10/25/21 vs. Washington 104-90 (W)

11/07/21 at Toronto 116-103 (W) 11/08/21 at Chicago 118-95 (L)

11/16/21 vs. Golden State 117-99 (L) 11/17/21 vs. Cleveland 109-99 (W)

12/03/21 vs. Minnesota 110-105 (W) 12/04/21 vs. Chicago 111-107 (L)

12/07/21 at Dallas 102-99 (W) 12/08/21 at Houston 114-104 (L)

01/09/22 vs. San Antonio 121-119 (W/OT) 01/10/22 at Portland 114-108 (L)

01/12/22 at Chicago 138-112 (W) 01/13/22 vs. Oklahoma City 130-109 (L)

01/25/22 vs. L.A. Lakers 106-96 (L) 01/26/22 vs. Denver 124-118 (L)

02/01/22 at Phoenix 121-111 (L) 02/02/22 at Sacramento 112-101 (L)

02/16/22 at New York 111-106 (W) 02/17/22 vs. Washington 117-103 (L)

02/28/22 vs. Toronto 133-97 (L) 03/01/22 at Toronto 109-108 (L)

03/15/22 at Orlando 150-108 (W) 03/16/22 vs. Dallas 113-111 (L)

03/26/22 at Miami 110-95 (W) 03/27/22 vs. Charlotte 119-110 (L)

04/05/22 vs. Houston 118-105 (W) 04/06/22 at New York 110-98 (W)

• See the chart (above) for a breakdown of the Nets’ total number of back-to-back sets since their first season in Brooklyn. ➢ *Marked a league-high

TOTAL FIRST GAME SECOND GAME

Home/Away 3 2-1 1-2

Away/Away 3 2-1 0-3

Home/Home 4 1-3 2-2

Away/Home 4 4-0 0-4

TOTAL 14 9-5 3-11

SEASON # B2BS 1ST GAME 2ND GAME SWEEPS

2021-22 14 9-5 3-11 1

2020-21 15 10-5 8-7 5

2019-20 10 6-4 2-8 1

2018-19 14 8-6 4-10 3

2017-18 15 7-8 4-11 0

2016-17 14 6-8 1-13 1

2015-16 15 3-12 2-13 0

2014-15 19 11-8 6-13 5

2013-14 20 14-6 6-14 3

2012-13 23* 10-13 13-10 6

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TRANSACTIONS – SINCE OCT. 16 OCT. 16, 2021 Waived Devontae Cacok.

OCT. 16, 2021 Exercised the two-way player conversion option on David Duke Jr.

OCT. 25, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas to the Long Island Nets; Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.

OCT. 26, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas to the Long Island Nets.

OCT. 27, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.

OCT. 28, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas to the Long Island Nets.

OCT. 29, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.

OCT. 30, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas to the Long Island Nets; Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.

NOV. 1, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas to the Long Island Nets.

NOV. 3, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.


NOV. 5, 2021: Assigned Nic Claxton to the Long Island Nets ; recalled Claxton from Long Island.

NOV. 8, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island; Assigned Nic Claxton to the Long Island Nets.

NOV. 9, 2021: Recalled Nic Claxton from Long Island.


NOV. 21, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe and Cam Thomas from Long Island.

NOV. 28, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe to the Long Island Nets.

NOV. 30, 2021: Assigned Nic Claxton to the Long Island Nets; Recalled Nic Claxton and Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.

DEC. 2, 2021: Assigned Nic Claxton and Day’Ron Sharpe to the Long Island Nets; Recalled Nic Claxton from Long Island.

DEC. 6, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.

DEC. 7, 2021: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe to the Long Island Nets.

DEC. 15, 2021: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.

DEC. 16, 2021: Signed Langston Galloway to a 10-day contract.

DEC. 18, 2021: Signed James Ennis III and Shaquille Harrison to 10-day contracts.

DEC. 21, 2021: Signed Wenyen Gabriel to a 10-day contract.

DEC. 27, 2021: Signed Langston Galloway to a second 10-day contract.

DEC. 29, 2021: Signed Shaquille Harrison to a second 10-day contract.

FEB. 10, 2022: Acquired Ben Simmons, Seth Curry, Andre Drummond and two future first round draft picks from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap.

FEB. 10, 2022: Waived DeAndre’ Bembry.

FEB. 22, 2022 Signed Goran Dragić and waived Jevon Carter.

MARCH 4, 2022: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe to the Long Island Nets.

MARCH 13, 2022: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.








APRIL 2, 2022: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.

APRIL 4, 2022: Assigned Day’Ron Sharpe to the Long Island Nets.

APRIL 6, 2022: Recalled Day’Ron Sharpe from Long Island.

APRIL 7, 2022: Waived James Johnson.

APRIL 10, 2022: Signed Kessler Edwards to a standard NBA contract.

HOW THE NETS WERE BUILT DRAFT (3):

Nic Claxton: 2019 NBA Draft – 31st overall pick (second round) on June 20, 2019 ; signed a multi-year contract on July 7, 2019

Cam Thomas: 2021 NBA Draft – 27th overall pick (first round) on July 29, 2021 ; signed a multi-year contract on August 5, 2021

Kessler Edwards: 2021 NBA Draft – 44th overall pick (second round) on July 29, 2021; signed a two-way contract on August 16, 2021; signed to a standard NBA contract on April 10, 2022

TRADE (6):

Kevin Durant: From Golden State (sign-and-trade), along with a protected 2020 first round draft pick, in exchange for D’Angelo Russell, Treveon Graham and Shabazz Napier on July 7, 2019 and re-signed a multi-year contract on August 8, 2021

Bruce Brown: From Detroit, as part of a three-team trade with the Clippers that included Landry Shamet and the draft rights to Reggie Perry. The Nets traded the draft rights to Saddiq Bey, the 19th pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, guard Dzanan Musa, the draft

rights to guard Jaylen Hands and Toronto’s 2021 second round draft pick to Detroit, and the draft rights to guard/forward Jay Scrubb, the 55th pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, to the Clippers. To complete the deal, the Pistons traded forward Luke Kennard,

center Justin Patton, Portland’s 2023 second round draft pick and Detroit’s second round draft picks in 2024, 2025 and 2026 to the Clippers, and the Clippers dealt guard Rodney McGruder and cash to the Pistons, on November 19, 2020 ; re-signed on

August 8, 2021

Day’Ron Sharpe: Selected with the 29th overall pick (first round) in the 2021 NBA Draft by Phoenix on July 29, 2021; acquired from Phoenix (draft rights), along with Jevon Carter, in exchange for Landry Shamet on August 6, 2021 and signed a multi-year

contract on August 6, 2021

Ben Simmons: From Philadelphia, along with Seth Curry, Andre Drummond and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap, on February 10, 2022

Seth Curry: From Philadelphia, along with Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap, on February 10, 2022

Andre Drummond: From Philadelphia, along with Ben Simmons, Seth Curry and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap, on February 10, 2022

FREE AGENCY (7):

Joe Harris: Signed as a free agent on July 19, 2016 , re-signed a multi-year contract on July 24, 2018 and re-signed a multi-year contract on November 23, 2020

Kyrie Irving: Signed as a free agent on July 7, 2019

Blake Griffin: Signed as a free agent on March 8, 2021 and re-signed on August 9, 2021

David Duke Jr.: Signed as a free agent on August 8, 2021 and had his contract converted to a two-way contract on October 16, 2021

Patty Mills: Signed as a free agent on August 10, 2021

LaMarcus Aldridge: Signed as a free agent on September 3, 2021

Goran Dragić: Signed as a free agent on February 22, 2022

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STEVE NASH Steve Nash was named head coach of the Brooklyn Nets on September 3, 2020, becoming the 23rd head coach in the franchise’s NBA history. In his first season on the sideline, Nash directed the Nets to a 48-24 record, setting a franchise NBA record for winning percentage (66.7) in the process. Despite setting regular season franchise records for starting lineups used (38), players used (27) and players started (19), Nash guided Brooklyn to the second-best record in the Eastern Conference (their best finish since ranking second in the East in 2002-03), the fourth-best record in the NBA (their best-ever finish) and a trip to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Brooklyn boasted one of the most potent offensive attacks in NBA history, posting a league-record 117.3 offensive rating, while setting a slew of single-season franchise records, including points per game (118.6), 3-point percentage (39.2 percent), free-throw percentage (80.4 percent), 3-pointers made per game (14.2) and assists per game (26.8). Nash earned Eastern Conference Coach of the Month honors in February, becoming the fifth Nets head coach to garner a Coach of the Month award and the first since Jason Kidd nearly seven years earlier (Mar. 2014). Nash joined the Nets following five seasons (2015-20) as a player development consultant with the Golden State Warriors, where he contributed to two NBA Championship teams and made four consecutive trips to the NBA Finals. He is the fifth man in NBA history to win multiple MVP awards as a player and serve as a head coach, joining Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell and Bob Pettit.

An eight-time NBA All-Star, Nash played 18 seasons (1996-2014) with the Phoenix Suns (1996-98, 2004-12), Dallas Mavericks (1998-04) and Los Angeles Lakers (2012-14). He won back-to-back MVP awards in 2005 and 2006 while playing for the Suns, becoming just the 10th player in NBA history to win the award in consecutive seasons. Nash was named to All-NBA teams seven times throughout his career, earning first-team honors three times (2005-07), while twice being named to the second (2008, 2010) and third teams (2002, 2003). He made 12 trips to the postseason during his playing career, including four trips to the Western Conference Finals, and ranks ninth in NBA history in playoff assists (1,061). A five-time assist champion, Nash currently ranks third in NBA history with 10,335 career assists. The culmination of his brilliant playing career came in 2018 when Nash was enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, which followed his induction in the Phoenix Suns Ring of Honor in 2015. Having grown up in Victoria, British Columbia, Nash is one of the most accomplished figures in Canadian basketball history. He was a member of Team Canada from 1993-2004 and served as general manager for the senior national team from 2012-19. Nash played collegiately for four seasons (1992-96) at Santa Clara University prior to being selected 15th overall in the 1996 NBA Draft.

ASSISTANT COACHES

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Jacque Vaughn David Vanterpool Brian Keefe Adam Harrington Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach/

Dir. of Player Development

Jordan Ott Tiago Splitter Royal Ivey Ryan Forehan-Kelly Amar’e Stoudemire Assistant Coach Assistant Coach/Player Develop. Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Player Development Asst.

YEARS TEAM POSITION HEAD COACH YEARS TEAM POSITION HEAD COACH

1996-97 Suns Player Cotton Fitzsimmons/Danny Ainge 2009-12 Suns Player Alvin Gentry

1997-98 Suns Player Danny Ainge 2012-13 Lakers Player Mike Brown/Bernie Bickerstaff/Mike D’Antoni

1998-04 Mavs Player Don Nelson 2013-14 Lakers Player Mike D’Antoni

2004-08 Suns Player Mike D’Antoni 2015-20 Warriors Consultant Steve Kerr

2008-09 Suns Player Terry Porter/Alvin Gentry 2020- Nets Head Coach ---

SUNS – 10 SEASONS (1996-98 & 2004-12), MAVS – 6 SEASONS (1998-04), LAKERS – 2 SEASONS (2012-14)

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#21 – LAMARCUS ALDRIDGE FORWARD ∙ 6-11 ∙ 265 ∙ TEXAS ∙ 7/19/85 ∙ 15 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with the Nets on 9/3/21. He originally joined Brooklyn as a free agent on 3/28/21, appearing in five games in the 2020-21 season before he announced his retirement.

➢ Selected with the second overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft by Chicago and was subsequently traded to Portland.

➢ Became the 46th player in NBA history to score 20,000 points. ➢ Is one of two active players to record 20,000 points and 8,000

rebounds, joining LeBron James.

➢ Dallas native is a seven-time All-Star and five-time All-NBA.

CAREER HIGHS 2021-22 HIGHS

PTS 56, SAS vs. OKC 1/10/19 27, BKN at WAS 1/19/22

FGM 20, 2x (last: SAS at BOS 3/24/19) 11, 2x (last: BKN at WAS 1/19/22)

FGA 33, SAS vs. OKC 1/10/19 19, BKN vs. CLE 11/17/21

3FGM 5, 2x (last: SAS at MEM 1/10/20) 3, 2x (last: BKN at OKC 11/14/21)

3FGA 9, SAS at MEM 1/10/20 5, 2x (last: BKN at OKC 11/14/21)

FTM 16, 2x (last: SAS vs. OKC 1/10/19) 6, 2x (last: BKN vs. WAS 2/17/22)

FTA 19, POR at GSW 11/23/13 6, 4x (last: BKN vs. WAS 2/17/22)

OREB 10, 3x (last: SAS vs SAC 3/31/19) 6, BKN at NYK 2/16/22

DREB 20, POR vs. HOU 12/12/13 9, BKN at CLE 11/22/21

TREB 25, POR vs. HOU 12/12/13 11, BKN at CLE 11/22/21

ASTS 8, POR vs. ATL 11/12/12 5, BKN at TOR 11/7/21

STLS 5, POR at SAS 12/19/14 3, BKN at ATL 12/10/21

BLKS 7, POR at DEN 12/28/10 3, 2x (last: BKN at ATL 12/10/21)

MINS 54, POR vs. LAC 12/12/08 (2OT) 34, 2x (last: BKN vs. MIN 12/3/21)

2021-22 SEASON AVERAGES: 12.9 PPG 5.5 RPG 0.9 APG 0.3 SPG 1.0 BPG 22.3 MPG

LAST FIVE GAMES

GAME MIN FG 3FG FT OREB DREB TREB AST PF STL TOV BLK +/- PTS

4/23 vs. BOS DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/20 at BOS DNP – Coach’s Decision


4/10 vs. IND DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/8 vs. CLE DNP – Coach’s Decision

#1 – BRUCE BROWN GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-4 ∙ 202 ∙ MIAMI ∙ 8/15/96 ∙ 3 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Acquired by Brooklyn from Detroit in a three-team trade with the L.A. Clippers on 11/19/20. He re-signed with the Nets on 8/8/21.

➢ Selected with the 42nd pick in the 2018 NBA Draft by Detroit, where he spent the first two seasons of his NBA career.

➢ Is the third University of Miami alum to suit up for the Nets and just the second in the franchise’s NBA history, joining Shane Larkin (2015-16) and Rick Barry (1970-72 with the ABA’s New York Nets).

➢ Posted career highs in FG % (.556), rpg (5.4), offensive rating (115.9), net rating (3.5), effective FG % (.576) and double-doubles (six) in 2020-21.


PTS 29, BKN vs. SAC 2/23/21 23, BKN vs. MIL 3/31/22 (OT)

FGM 11, BKN vs. SAC 2/23/21 8, 4x (last: BKN vs. IND 4/10/22)

FGA 20, DET vs. BKN 11/2/19 17, BKN vs. MIL 3/31/22 (OT)

3FGM 3, 8x (last: BKN vs. HOU 4/5/22) 3, 5x (last: BKN vs. HOU 4/5/22)

3FGA 6, DET vs. BKN 11/2/19 5, 2x (last: BKN vs. MIL 3/31/22 OT)

FTM 8, DET vs. WAS 12/16/19 7, BKN vs. UTA 3/21/22

FTA 9, BKN vs. UTA 3/21/22 9, BKN vs. UTA 3/21/22

OREB 6, BKN at NYK 1/13/21 5, 2x (last: BKN vs. TOR, 2/28/22)

DREB 11, BKN vs. SAS 5/12/21 8, BKN vs. CLE 11/17/21

TREB 14, 2x (last: BKN at TOR 4/21/21) 12, BKN vs. CHI 12/4/21

ASTS 11, DET at MIA 11/12/19 8, 2x (last: BKN vs. CLE 4/8/22)

STLS 5, 3x (last: BKN vs. SAC 2/14/22) 5, BKN vs. SAC 2/14/22

BLKS 4, 3x (last: BKN vs. CLE 4/8/22) 4, 3x (last: BKN vs. CLE 4/8/22)

MINS 41, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22 41, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 40:24 10-19 2-7 4-6 3 5 8 3 5 2 5 1 1 26

4/20 at BOS 37:39 8-12 3-4 4-4 3 5 8 4 3 1 1 2 -8 23

4/17 at BOS 36:37 2-3 1-1 0-0 0 1 1 2 5 2 2 0 -13 5

4/10 vs. IND 37:47 8-13 1-2 4-5 0 7 7 3 3 3 3 2 0 21

4/8 vs. CLE 39:44 6-12 2-4 4-4 4 6 10 8 3 1 1 4 2 18

#33 – NIC CLAXTON FORWARD/CENTER ∙ 6-11 ∙ 226 ∙ GEORGIA ∙ 4/17/99 ∙ 2 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Selected with the 31st pick in the 2019 NBA Draft by Brooklyn. ➢ Increased his ppg, rpg, bpg, FG % and mpg from his rookie to

sophomore seasons, while appearing in more than twice as many games (32 in his second season, 15 as a rookie).

➢ Among bigs to appear in 25+ games and average 15.0+ mpg in 2020-21, he recorded the third-best defensive rating (team-best 102.1), trailing only Rudy Gobert (100.9) & Mike Muscala (101.9).

➢ Spent two years at the University of Georgia (2017-19) and has represented the U.S. Virgin Islands in international competition (father, Charles, is a Saint Thomas native).

CAREER HIGHS 2021-22 HIGHS PTS 23, BKN at SAC 2/2/22 23, BKN at SAC 2/2/22

FGM 9, BKN at SAC 2/2/22 9, BKN at SAC 2/2/22

FGA 12, BKN vs. MIL 1/18/20 11, BKN at SAC 2/2/22

3FGM 1, 2x (last: BKN at UTA 3/24/21) --

3FGA 2, 4x (last: BKN at UTA 3/24/21) --

FTM 5, 2x (last: BKN at SAC 2/2/22) 5, 2x (last: BKN at SAC 2/2/22)

FTA 7, 2x (last: BKN at SAC 2/2/22) 7, BKN at SAC 2/2/22

OREB 6, 2x (last: BKN at SAC 2/2/22) 6, 2x (last: BKN at SAC 2/2/22)

DREB 9, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/15/22) 9, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/15/22)

TREB 14, BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 (OT) 14, BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 (OT)

ASTS 4, 2x (last: BKN vs. IND 4/10/22) 4, 2x (last: BKN vs. IND 4/10/22)

STLS 4, BKN vs. ORL 2/25/21 2, 6x (last: BKN vs. MIL 3/31/22 OT)

BLKS 5, BKN at SAC 2/2/22 5, BKN at SAC 2/2/22

MINS 33, 2x (last: BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 OT) 33, 2x (last: BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 20:52 6-9 0-0 1-2 3 4 7 1 0 0 1 1 -2 13

4/20 at BOS 23:16 1-1 0-0 1-4 0 4 4 2 3 2 0 2 -10 3

4/17 at BOS 30:37 6-8 0-0 1-5 2 6 8 1 1 1 1 3 10 13

4/10 vs. IND 23:22 6-6 0-0 2-2 2 4 6 4 4 0 1 0 7 14

4/8 vs. CLE 15:57 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 1 4 0 0 1 9 4

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#30 – SETH CURRY GUARD ∙ 6-1 ∙ 192 ∙ DUKE ∙ 8/23/90 ∙ 7 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Was acquired by Brooklyn on 2/10/22 via trade with Philadelphia, along with Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap.

➢ Prior to joining the Nets, saw action in 45 games with the 76ers this season, posting averages of a career-high 15.0 ppg (.485 FG,.400 3FG,.877 FT), 3.4 rpg and 4.0 apg in 34.8 mpg.

➢ Ranks fifth in NBA history in career 3-point percentage.

➢ Went undrafted in 2013 after playing collegiately at Liberty (2008-09) and Duke (2010-13), where he earned All-ACC First Team honors in his final collegiate season.


PTS 37, DAL vs. MIA 2/28/20 29, PHI at BKN 12/16/21

FGM 13, 4x (last: PHI at BKN 12/16/21) 13, PHI at BKN 12/16/21

FGA 21, PHI at BKN 12/16/21 21, PHI at BKN 12/16/21

3FGM 8, DAL vs. MIA 2/28/20 7, 2x (last: BKN vs. POR 3/18/22)

3FGA 12, SAC at HOU 4/13/16 11, BKN vs. POR 3/18/22)

FTM 8, PHI at GSW 11/24/21 8, PHI at GSW 11/24/21

FTA 8, 2x (last: PHI at GSW 11/24/21) 8, PHI at GSW 11/24/21

OREB 3, DAL vs. DET 12/12/19 2, 4x (last: PHI at CHA 12/6/21)

DREB 9, DAL at SAS 1/29/17 8, PHI vs. ORL 1/19/21

TREB 10, DAL at SAS 1/29/17 8, PHI vs. ORL 1/19/21

ASTS 15, SAC at PHX 4/11/16 12, PHI at ORL 1/5/21

STLS 5, 2x (last: BKN at PHI 3/10/22) 5, BKN at PHI 3/10/22

BLKS 2, 4x (last: PHI at WAS 1/17/22) 2, 2x (last: PHI at WAS 1/17/22)

MINS 46, PHI vs. MIN 11/27/21 (2OT) 46, PHI vs. MIN 11/27/21 (2OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 34:10 4-8 2-4 0-0 1 0 1 2 4 1 1 0 -3 10

4/20 at BOS 30:51 6-11 4-6 0-0 1 2 3 2 4 0 2 1 -3 16

4/17 at BOS 29:33 3-7 1-4 2-2 0 2 2 6 4 0 0 0 -1 9

4/10 vs. IND DND – Left Ankle Soreness

4/8 vs. CLE 29:04 5-9 2-6 0-0 1 2 3 4 2 0 1 0 -1 12

#9 – GORAN DRAGIĆ GUARD ∙ 6-3 ∙ 190 ∙ SLOVENIA ∙ 5/6/86 ∙ 13 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with Brooklyn as a free agent on 2/22/22. ➢ Appeared in five games with the Raptors this season, averaging 8.0

ppg, 2.8 rpg and 1.8 apg in 18.0 mpg. ➢ Was selected with the 45th overall pick in the second round of the

2008 NBA Draft by San Antonio, and his draft rights were traded to Phoenix. Has played 14 seasons with Phoenix (2008-11, 2012-15), Houston (2011-12), Miami (2015-21) and Toronto (2021-22).

➢ Was named an All-Star in 2017-18 with the Heat and secured All-NBA Third Team honors and the NBA Most Improved Player Award with the Suns in 2013-14.

CAREER HIGHS 2021-22 HIGHS PTS 40, PHX vs. NOP 2/28/14 21, BKN vs. DAL 3/16/22

FGM 14, 3x (last: MIA vs. WAS 12/12/16) 9, BKN vs. DAL 3/16/22 FGA 23, 2x (last: MIA at DET 2/3/18) 16, BKN vs. DAL 3/16/22 3FGM 7, 3x (last: MIA at WAS 1/9/21) 2, TOR vs. DET 11/13/21 3FGA 13, MIA at POR 2/9/20 5, 2x (last: BKN vs. UTA 3/21/22) FTM 13, HOU vs. UTA 4/11/12 6, TOR vs. CHI 10/25/21 FTA 15, MIA at MIL 10/26/19 6, TOR vs. CHI 10/25/21 OREB 5, 2x (last: MIA at ORL 4/8/16) 3, BKN at BOS 3/6/22 DREB 9, 4x (last: MIA vs. DAL 3/28/19) 5, BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22 TREB 12, 3x (last: MIA vs. DAL 3/28/19) 6, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22) ASTS 18, PHX at POR 2/19/13 10, BKN vs. POR 3/18/22 STLS 5, 5x (last: MIA at BOS 4/1/19) 3, BKN vs. POR 3/18/22 BLKS 3, 2x (last: PHX at NOP 4/9/14) 1, 4x (last: BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22) MINS 53, HOU vs. DAL 4/11/11 (OT) 38, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 8:53 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 -12 0

4/20 at BOS 20:08 8-14 1-5 1-1 1 3 4 0 3 1 0 0 1 18

4/17 at BOS 26:28 6-11 1-3 1-1 1 4 5 1 2 1 1 0 17 14

4/10 vs. IND INACTIVE – Health and Safety Protocols

4/8 vs. CLE INACTIVE – Health and Safety Protocols \

#0 – ANDRE DRUMMOND CENTER ∙ 6-10 ∙ 280 ∙ CONNECTICUT ∙ 8/10/93 ∙ 9 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Was acquired by Brooklyn on 2/10/22 via trade with Philadelphia, along with Ben Simmons, Seth Curry and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap.

➢ In 49 games (12 starts) with the 76ers this season, averaged 6.1 ppg, 8.8 rpg, 2.0 apg and 1.1 spg in 18.4 mpg.

➢ Is a two-time All-Star (2016, 2018), a 2016 All-NBA Third Team selection and led the NBA in rebounds four times (2016, 2018-20).

➢ Was selected with the ninth overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft by Detroit after spending one year (2011-12) at Connecticut, where he earned Big East All-Freshman Team honors.


PTS 33, 2x (last: CLE at NYK 1/15/21) 20, 3x (last: BKN vs. IND 4/10/22)

FGM 14, 5x (last: DET vs. PHX 2/5/20) 9, BKN vs. IND 4/10/22

FGA 25, DET at CHI 12/18/15 13, 2x (last: BKN at CHA 3/8/22)

3FGM 2, 2x (last: CLE vs. MIA 2/24/20) --

3FGA 4, CLE vs. MIA 2/24/20 1, 3x (last: BKN vs. BOS 2/24/22)

FTM 14, DET vs. MIL 11/3/17 6, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22)

FTA 36, DET at HOU 1/20/16 11, BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22

OREB 15, DET at GSW 3/11/15 10, PHI vs. MEM 1/31/22

DREB 21, DET at CHI 3/8/19 17, PHI vs. NYK 11/8/21

TREB 29, DET vs. IND 11/3/15 25, PHI vs. NYK 11/8/21

ASTS 8, 3x (last: DET at IND 11/8/19) 7, PHI vs. POR 11/1/21

STLS 6, 3x (last: DET at BOS 12/20/19) 5, PHI vs. POR 11/1/21

BLKS 7, DET at SAC 1/10/17 4, PHI vs. TOR 11/11/21

MINS 54, DET at CHI 12/18/15 43, PHI vs. MEM 1/31/22 (2OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 15:30 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 1 3 0 1 0 -9 2

4/20 at BOS 23:30 2-4 0-0 1-3 1 3 4 2 4 3 2 2 0 5

4/17 at BOS 17:19 3-4 0-0 2-2 1 3 4 0 4 2 2 1 -13 8

4/10 vs. IND 19:52 9-9 0-0 2-2 4 9 13 0 3 0 1 2 -2 20

4/8 vs. CLE 23:32 7-11 0-0 1-1 5 7 12 2 4 1 1 1 9 15

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#7 – KEVIN DURANT FORWARD ∙ 6-10 ∙ 225 ∙ TEXAS ∙ 9/29/88 ∙ 14 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Acquired via a sign-and-trade with Golden State on 7/7/19 and re-signed a multi-year contract with Brooklyn on 8/8/21.

➢ Selected with the second pick in the 2007 NBA Draft by Seattle. ➢ Is just the fourth player to earn MVP honors (2013-14) and suit up for

the Nets, joining Kevin Garnett, Julius Erving and Bob McAdoo. ➢ Has won four scoring titles in his career (2010-12, 2014) tied with

George Gervin and Allen Iverson for the third-most in NBA history. He trails only Michael Jordan (10) and Wilt Chamberlain (seven).

➢ Founded the Kevin Durant Charity Foundation to enrich the lives of at-risk youth from low-income backgrounds.

CAREER HIGHS 2021-22 HIGHS PTS 55, BKN at ATL 4/2/22 55, BKN at ATL 4/2/22

FGM 19, 4x (last: BKN at ATL 4/2/22) 19, 2x (last: BKN at ATL 4/2/22)

FGA 37, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22 37, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22

3FGM 8, BKN at ATL 4/2/22 8, BKN at ATL 4/2/22

3FGA 15, OKC at PHX 4/16/14 13, BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22

FTM 24, OKC at LAC 1/23/09 14, 2x (last: BKN vs. POR 3/18/22)

FTA 26, OKC at LAC 1/23/09 15, 2x (last: BKN vs. POR 3/18/22)

OREB 4, 10x (last: OKC vs. MEM 1/6/16) 3, BKN at PHI 10/22/21

DREB 17, 2x (last: GSW vs. TOR 12/28/16) 13, BKN at PHI 3/10/22

TREB 18, OKC at MIN 1/26/11 (OT) 15, BKN at PHI 10/22/21

ASTS 16, BKN vs. IND 4/10/22 16, BKN vs. IND 4/10/22

STLS 5, 4x (last: OKC vs. DEN 1/16/13) 4, BKN vs. PHX 11/27/21

BLKS 7, 2x (last: GSW vs. SAC 2/21/19) 3, 5x (last: BKN vs. DET 3/29/22)

MINS 54, OKC at ORL 10/30/15 (2OT) 48, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 45:54 6-11 2-3 2-2 1 7 8 8 3 1 5 0 -2 16

4/20 at BOS 42:27 4-17 1-2 18-20 0 4 4 5 5 1 6 0 -10 27

4/17 at BOS 41:01 9-24 1-5 4-5 0 4 4 3 3 1 6 1 -13 23

4/10 vs. IND 40:41 5-17 0-6 10-10 0 10 10 16 0 1 6 0 10 20

4/8 vs. CLE 41:12 11-20 4-6 10-10 1 4 5 5 2 1 5 2 16 36

#14 – KESSLER EDWARDS FORWARD ∙ 6-8 ∙ 215 ∙ PEPPERDINE ∙ 8/9/00 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

➢ Selected with the 44th pick in the 2021 NBA Draft by Brooklyn and signed a two-way contract with the Nets on 8/16/21. Signed a standard NBA contract with Brooklyn on 4/10/22.

➢ Played for three years (2018-21) at Pepperdine, earning All-WCC First Team honors as a junior, All-WCC Second Team honors as a sophomore and WCC All-Freshman Team honors after his first season.

➢ Older brother, Kameron, also played at Pepperdine.

➢ Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., native.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS 17, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)

FGM 7, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)

FGA 13, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 2/12/22)

3FGM 4, BKN vs. NOP 1/15/22

3FGA 7, 3x (last: BKN at MIA 2/12/22)

FTM 3, BKN vs. DEN 1/26/22

FTA 3, BKN vs. DEN 1/26/22

OREB 4, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)

DREB 6, 2x (last: BKN at LAL 1/25/22)

TREB 10, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)

ASTS 3, BKN vs. MIL 1/7/22

STLS 3, 4x (last: BKN at MIA 2/12/22)

BLKS 3, BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21

MINS 44, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES



4/20 at BOS 3:07 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0

4/17 at BOS 4:02 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 -6 0

4/10 vs. IND 39:17 4-7 0-1 2-2 1 4 5 0 3 0 2 2 8 10

4/8 vs. CLE 24:08 3-10 1-4 0-0 2 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 8 7

#2 – BLAKE GRIFFIN FORWARD ∙ 6-9 ∙ 246 ∙ OKLAHOMA ∙ 3/16/89 ∙ 11 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with Brooklyn on 3/8/21 and re-signed with the Nets on 8/9/21.

➢ Selected with the first pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Clippers.

➢ Led the Nets in charges in 2020-21 (11) and tied for the league lead in chages (22).

➢ Is a six-time NBA All-Star (2011-15, 2019) and five-time All-NBA selection, earning second-team honors three times as a Clipper (2012-14) and third-team honors twice with the Clippers (2015) and Pistons (2019).

➢ Oklahoma City native played two years (2007-09) at Oklahoma.


PTS 50, DET vs. PHI 10/23/18 (OT) 19, BKN at DEN 2/6/22

FGM 20, DET vs. PHI 10/23/18 (OT) 7, 2x (last: BKN at DEN 2/6/22)

FGA 35, DET vs. PHI 10/23/18 (OT) 16, BKN vs. PHI 12/16/21

3FGM 9, DET at OKC 4/5/19 5, BKN at DEN 2/6/22

3FGA 16, DET vs. CLE 12/26/20 (2OT) 10, BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21

FTM 17, DET vs. PHI 12/7/18 5, BKN at WAS 2/10/22

FTA 24, DET vs. PHI 12/7/18 6, 3x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)

OREB 9, 2x (last: LAC vs. MIA 2/5/14) 4, 3x (last: BKN at LAC 12/27/21)

DREB 16, LAC vs. DET 11/12/10 (OT) 7, 4x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)

TREB 20, LAC vs. SAS 2/18/12 (OT) 11, BKN at TOR 11/7/21

ASTS 12, LAC vs. MIN 1/22/18 6, 3x (last: BKN vs. NOP 1/15/22)

STLS 4, 6x (last: LAC vs. LAL 1/10/14) 3, BKN at UTA 2/4/22

BLKS 4, 2x (last: LAC vs. OKC 4/16/12) 3, BKN vs. ORL 11/19/21

MINS 51, LAC vs. WAS 3/23/11 (2OT) 32, 2x (last: BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 7:52 2-4 2-3 2-2 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 -4 8





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#12 – JOE HARRIS GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-6 ∙ 220 ∙ VIRGINIA ∙ 9/6/91 ∙ 7 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with Brooklyn on 7/19/16; re-signed a multi-year deal on 7/24/18 and re-signed a multi-year contract again on 11/23/20.

➢ Selected with the 33rd pick in the 2014 NBA Draft by Cleveland.

➢ Is the longest-tenured Net (the next-longest-tenured Nets joined the team for the 2019-20 season).

➢ Has led the league in 3FG % two of the last three seasons. No other Net has ever led the league in 3FG % once.

➢ Is the franchise’s all-time leader in 3-pointers made.

➢ Chelan, Wash., native who spent four years (2010-14) at Virginia.

CAREER HIGHS 2021-22 HIGHS PTS 30, 2x (last: BKN at WAS 1/31/21) 24, BKN at NOP 11/12/21

FGM 11, 4x (last: BKN at WAS 1/31/21) 9, BKN at NOP 11/12/21

FGA 19, BKN vs. PHI 1/7/21 15, BKN vs. MIA 10/27/21

3FGM 8, BKN at WAS 1/31/21 6, 2x (last: BKN at NOP 11/12/21)

3FGA 13, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/19/21) 11, 2x (last: BKN vs. MIA 10/27/21

FTM 7, BKN vs. TOR 1/4/20 2, 2x (last: BKN vs. IND 10/29/21)

FTA 8, BKN vs. TOR 1/4/20 2, 3x (last: BKN vs. IND 10/29/2)

OREB 5, BKN vs. MEM 12/28/20 (OT) 1, 5x (last: BKN at CHI 11/8/21)

DREB 9, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18 7, BKN vs. WAS 10/25/21

TREB 12, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18 8, BKN vs. WAS 10/25/21

ASTS 8, BKN at CHI 11/16/19 2, 5x (last: BKN at CHI 11/8/21)

STLS 3, 6x (last: BKN vs. CHA 4/16/21) 2, 2x (last: BKN at NOP 11/12/21)

BLKS 2, 11x (last: BKN vs. BOS 4/23/21) 1, 2x (last: BKN vs. ATL 11/3/21)

MINS 48, BKN at CLE 2/13/19 (3OT) 37, BKN at NOP 11/12/21


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS INACTIVE – Left Ankle Surgery

4/20 at BOS INACTIVE – Left Ankle Surgery

4/17 at BOS INACTIVE – Left Ankle Surgery

4/10 vs. IND INACTIVE – Left Ankle Surgery

4/8 vs. CLE INACTIVE – Left Ankle Surgery

#11 – KYRIE IRVING GUARD ∙ 6-2 ∙ 195 ∙ DUKE ∙ 3/23/92 ∙ 10 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with Brooklyn on 7/7/19. ➢ Selected with the first pick in the 2011 NBA Draft by Cleveland. ➢ Is a seven-time All-Star, two-time All-NBA Third Team selection and

an NBA champion (2016 with Cleveland). ➢ In 2020-21, became the ninth player all-time to shoot 50/40/90.

➢ Is a West Orange, N.J., native who grew up a Nets fan. ➢ Played collegiately for one year (2010-11) at Duke.

➢ Founded the KAI Family Foundation to engage in a variety of philanthropic endeavors in New York, New Jersey and elsewhere.


PTS 60, BKN at ORL 3/15/22 60, BKN at ORL 3/15/22

FGM 20, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/15/22) 20, BKN at ORL 3/15/22

FGA 36, CLE vs. POR 1/28/15 32, BKN at ATL 4/2/22

3FGM 11, CLE vs. POR 1/28/15 9, BKN at CHA 3/8/22

3FGA 19, CLE vs. POR 1/28/15 16, BKN vs. HOU 4/5/22

FTM 17, BKN vs. IND 2/10/11 12, BKN at ORL 3/15/22

FTA 17, BKN vs. IND 2/10/11 13, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/15/22)

OREB 4, 5x (last: BKN vs. SAC 12/23/21) 2, 4x (last: BKN at NYK 4/6/22)

DREB 10, 3x (last: BKN at DET 11/2/19) 7, 2x (last: BKN at CLE 1/17/22)

TREB 11, 5x (last: BKN at TOR 4/21/21) 8, 3x (last: BKN at NYK 4/6/22)

ASTS 18, BOS vs. TOR 1/16/19 11, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHA 3/27/22)

STLS 8, BOS vs. MIA 1/21/19 4, BKN at ORL 3/15/22

BLKS 4, CLE vs. MIL 12/20/13 (OT) 3, BKN at DEN 2/6/22

MINS 48, 2x (last: BKN at CLE 1/20/21 (2OT) 45, BKN vs. MIL 3/31/22 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 43:13 6-17 0-7 4-4 1 2 3 9 5 3 2 1 -3 16

4/20 at BOS 40:21 4-13 0-1 2-2 3 5 8 1 3 0 2 1 -9 10

4/17 at BOS 42:08 12-20 6-10 9-9 1 4 5 6 4 4 3 1 6 39

4/10 vs. IND 39:52 15-20 4-6 1-2 1 6 7 5 2 1 3 0 3 35

4/8 vs. CLE 39:28 7-22 1-7 3-3 0 6 6 8 4 2 2 0 11 18

#8 – PATTY MILLS GUARD ∙ 6-0 ∙ 180 ∙ SAINT MARY’S ∙ 8/11/88 ∙ 12 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Signed with Brooklyn on 8/10/21. ➢ Selected with the 55th pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by Portland, where

he spent his first two NBA seasons (2009-11).

➢ Ranks fourth in NBA history in 3-pointers made off the bench and since entering the league in 2009-10, he’s first in threes made off the bench and third in points scored and minutes played off the bench.

➢ Helped lead Australia to its first-ever Olympic medal in men’s basketball, earning bronze at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

➢ Played collegiately for two years (2007-09) at Saint Mary’s.

➢ Native of Australia.


PTS 34, 2x (last: BKN at LAL 12/25/21) 34, BKN at LAL 12/25/21

FGM 14, SAS at GSW 4/26/12 11, BKN at LAL 12/25/21

FGA 26, SAS at POR 2/19/14 24, BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21

3FGM 9, BKN at OKC 11/14/21 9, BKN at OKC 11/14/21

3FGA 14, 3x (last: BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21) 14, 2x (last: BKN vs. ORL 12/18/21)

FTM 8, 2x (last: SAS at CHA 2/8/14) 5, BKN vs. DEN 1/26/22

FTA 9, SAS at CHA 2/8/14 6, BKN vs. DEN 1/26/22

OREB 4, SAS at ORL 2/10/16 2, 2x (last: BKN vs. NYK 3/13/22)

DREB 8, 2x (last: SAS vs. NOP 11/3/18) 6, BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 (OT)

TREB 10, SAS vs. MIA 3/6/14 6, 2x (last: BKN vs. SAS 1/9/22 OT)

ASTS 12, SAS at GSW 4/26/12 7, BKN at LAL 12/25/21

STLS 5, POR vs. HOU 1/2/11 4, BKN vs. WAS 2/17/22

BLKS 2, 5x (last: BKN at GSW 1/29/22) 2, 2x (last: BKN at GSW 1/29/22)

MINS 43, SAS at GSW 4/26/12 43, BKN vs. TOR 12/14/21 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS 23:12 4-5 4-5 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 12

4/20 at BOS 17:57 2-4 1-3 0-0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 -1 5

4/17 at BOS 12:15 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 8 3

4/10 vs. IND 30:23 3-6 2-5 0-0 0 2 2 2 1 0 3 0 16 8

4/8 vs. CLE 24:07 2-5 2-5 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 8

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#20 – DAY’RON SHARPE CENTER ∙ 6-9 ∙ 264 ∙ NORTH CAROLINA ∙ 11/6/01 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

➢ Selected with the 29th pick in the 2021 NBA Draft by Phoenix and had his draft rights traded to Brooklyn. Inked a multi-year contract with the Nets on 8/6/21.

➢ Spent one year (2020-21) at North Carolina, earning ACC All-Freshman team honors while leading the conference in offensive rebounds per game (3.4) and leading the nation in offensive rebound percentage (18.3 percent).

➢ Played for Montverde Academy (Florida) as a high school senior. Teammates included Cade Cunningham (first pick – Pistons), Scottie Barnes (fourth pick – Raptors) and Moses Moody (14th pick – Warriors)

➢ Native of Greenville, N.C.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS 20, BKN at CHI 1/12/22

FGM 10, BKN at CHI 1/12/22

FGA 14, 2x (last: BKN vs. NOP 1/15/22)

3FGM 1, 2x (last: BKN vs. TOR, 2/28/22)

3FGA 2, BKN vs. TOR, 2/28/22

FTM 4, BKN at WAS 1/19/22

FTA 4, 5x (last: BKN vs. BOS 2/24/22)

OREB 7, BKN at UTA 2/4/22

DREB 8, BKN at SAS 1/21/22

TREB 12, BKN at MIA 2/12/22

ASTS 3, BKN at MIA 2/12/22

STLS 2, 2x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)

BLKS 3, BKN at POR 1/10/22

MINS 27, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 2/12/22)


LAST FIVE GAMES



4/20 at BOS 0:22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0




#10 – BEN SIMMONS GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-10 ∙ 240 ∙ LOUISIANA STATE ∙ 7/20/96 ∙ 4 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

➢ Was acquired by Brooklyn on 2/10/22 via trade with Philadelphia, along with Seth Curry, Andre Drummond and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap.

➢ In four seasons with Philadelphia, holds career averages of 15.9 ppg (.560 FG), 8.1 rpg, 7.7 apg and 1.7 apg in 33.9 mpg.

➢ Is a three-time NBA All-Star (2019-21), an All-NBA Third Team selection in 2020, a two-time NBA All-Defensive First Team performer (2020 and 2021) and NBA Rookie of the Year (2018).

➢ Was drafted with the first overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft by Philly after spending one year (2015-16) at LSU and earning consensus first-team All-America honors.


PTS 42, PHI at UTA 2/15/21 --

FGM 15, PHI at UTA 2/15/21 --

FGA 26, PHI at UTA 2/15/21 --

3FGM 1, 5x (last: PHI vs. MIL 3/17/21) --

3FGA 2, 2x (last: PHI at MEM 1/16/21) --

FTM 15, 2x (last: PHI at PHX 1/2/19) --

FTA 29, PHI vs. WAS 11/29/17 --

OREB 7, PHI at OKC 11/15/19 --

DREB 17, PHI at NYK 1/13/19 --

TREB 22, PHI at NYK 1/13/19 --

ASTS 17, PHI vs. DET 12/23/19 --

STLS 7, 2x (last: PHI at PHX 11/4/19) --

BLKS 4, 2x (last: PHI at HOU 1/3/20) --

MINS 52, PHI vs. OKC 12/15/17 --

2021-22 SEASON AVERAGES: -- PPG -- RPG -- APG -- SPG -- BPG -- MPG

LAST FIVE GAMES


4/23 vs. BOS INACTIVE – Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness

4/20 at BOS INACTIVE – Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness

4/17 at BOS INACTIVE – Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness

4/10 vs. IND INACTIVE – Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness

4/8 vs. CLE INACTIVE – Return to Competition Reconditioning/Back Soreness

#24 – CAM THOMAS GUARD ∙ 6-3 ∙ 210 ∙ LOUISIANA STATE ∙ 10/13/01 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

➢ Selected with the 27th pick in the 2021 NBA Draft by Brooklyn and signed a multi-year contract with the team on 8/5/21.

➢ Averaged 27.0 ppg in four Las Vegas Summer League games, ranking as the third-highest ppg for a player in a single summer league (min. two games played), trailing only Jerryd Bayless (29.8 ppg in 2008 with Portland) and Donovan Mitchell (28.0 ppg in 2017 with Utah).

➢ Spent one year (2020-21) at LSU, where he led all NCAA freshmen in scoring (23.0 ppg). ➢ His 23.0 ppg at LSU ranked fourth in program history for a first-year player, trailing only Pete

Maravich in 1967-68 as a sophomore (43.8 ppg), Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf in 1988-89 as a freshman (30.2) and Bob Pettit in 1951-52 as a sophomore (25.5).

➢ Born in Japan (mother was serving in the military) and grew up in Virginia.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS 30, BKN at UTA 2/4/22

FGM 11, 2x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)

FGA 21, BKN at NYK 2/16/22

3FGM 4, 3x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)

3FGA 9, BKN vs. WAS 2/17/22

FTM 6, BKN vs. SAC 2/14/22

FTA 6, 6x (last: BKN vs. SAC 2/14/22)

OREB 2, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 3/26/22)

DREB 8, BKN at ATL 4/2/22

TREB 8, BKN at ATL 4/2/22

ASTS 4, 5x (last: BKN at MIA 2/12/22)

STLS 3, BKN at POR 1/10/22

BLKS 2, BKN at DEN 2/6/22)

MINS 36, 2x (last: BKN at WAS 2/10/22)


LAST FIVE GAMES



4/20 at BOS 0:22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0


4/10 vs. IND 8:46 2-3 1-2 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 -2 6

4/8 vs. CLE 1:24 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -2 0

last game starters 2021-22 schedule

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