Source: New York Post
The Nets saw another fourth-quarter lead slip away against a good team Tuesday night in Brooklyn, and as they prepared to face the same Celtics in Boston on Friday, they knew they had plenty to fix before they could change that. See Also Brooklyn Nets Duke’s Cameron Boozer could be Nets’ tanking reward in likely loaded top of NBA draft Not only are the Nets young, but they also have a team that hasn’t played together all that much yet and that’s especially evident during the end of games when it matters most. “I think with the fourth-quarter execution, a lot of things that we did well throughout the game, we didn’t do in the fourth,” Jordi Fernández said following practice in Brooklyn on Thursday.
