Steph Curry shines, Kevin Durant and Nets look shaky in loss to Warriors

James Harden sleepwalks and Nets lose a terrible game to the Kings: Things just keep getting worse for the Nets who lost their sixth-straight game, this one to the lowly Sacramento Kings. Despite leading by double-digits, Brooklyn barely came out of the locker room for the second half and scored only 39 points over the last two frames. They ended up losing by 11 in a pretty embarrassing effort all things considered. James Harden had his worst game as a Brooklyn Net, scoring four points while turning the ball over six times in his 37 minutes. He looked disengaged almost throughout and the Nets got trounced in the minutes he was on the court. It was a tough watch and the Locked on Nets break it all down while trying to figure out who/what is to blame here. They discuss the play of the superstars while also highlighting the missed opportunity in the game the Nets got out of Nic Claxton. There’s talk about Steve Nash, management, roster construction, and basic failings all the way down th by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Nets get frustrated early, struggle to score and lose to the Miami Heat: The Nets lost a tough one to the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, going down 106-93 at home. It was a game that started off frustrating for Brooklyn early with some questionable non-calls from the refereeing crew. Though it would be easy to look at that as the only reason for the loss, there were other issues at play. The Nets struggled to score, finding it tough to get into their offense in any meaningful way, and were once again held under 100 points. The Nets averaged more than 118 points a game last season. This year it’s just 102 and there are obvious issues here. The guys break down the game, some of the different lineups, what were the main issues and more. Subscribe to the Locked on Nets YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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James Harden and Kyrie Irving put on a show, Nets beat Timberwolves: Adam Armbrecht and Doug Norrie take to their Brooklyn Nets podcast to break down the game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night. It was a game the Nets lead early and ultimately won, but not before things got a little too close for comfort at the end. The guys talk about the games of James Harden and Kyrie Irving and how the two simply are too much for almost any team in the league. Plus they discuss the role players on this team and how the whole is sometimes greater than the sum of the parts. They do question a little bit with the rotations and wonder why Nic Claxton saw fewer minutes this game, but in the end, it was another Nets win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Nets waste a fantastic Kevin Durant performance in loss to the Hornets: Following an awesome come-from-behind victory on Friday over the Philadelphia 76ers, the Nets struggled to maintain their lead against the Hornets and ultimately let a very bad 4th quarter do them in. They lost 111-95 in what amounted to another sloppy game from Brooklyn. Kevin Durant was masterful again, dropping 38 points. But the rest of the team shot just 33% behind him and as a squad, they committed 17 turnovers. The Hornets have been feisty, but this was a rough loss for the Nets. Doug Norrie discusses some of the issues, including the play of James Harden this early in the season and the different rotations the team has run. Subscribe to the Locked on Nets YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Nets get completely embarrassed by the Kings. Is it time to fully panic?: The Nets rolled into Sacramento to face the Kings on Tuesday and promptly got destroyed in every facet of the game. It was a terrible loss, 153-121 in a game that highlighted almost every major problem from the team. Kevin Durant played too many minutes in the blowout, they couldn’t stop anyone on the interior, the offense looked sloppy, threes didn’t drop and the offense looked disjointed. The Locked on Nets guys take a look at the game, and how it sums up some larger questions and issues for this team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Epic night in Brooklyn! - Nets blow out Warriors as Kevin Durant leads dominant full team performance: The Brooklyn Nets put on a show for the fans at Barclay's Center on Wednesday night! There was no Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins or Klay Thompson for Golden State, which set the expectations for a win in Brooklyn. The way in which the Nets went about getting that win was nothing short of spectacular. The Nets dropped 91 first half points on the Warriors thanks to electric perimeter shooting from Joe Harris and Royce O'Neal. The hot shooting extended throughout the roster and was the product of ball movement and a seismic 43 assists. Winners of 11 out of their last 12 games, not every win has come easy for the Nets. Winning a game like this, in dominant fashion could be the next step in this teams evolution. The sweetest note of this win was seeing Kevin Durant in warmups for the entire fourth quarter, and knowing that 70 of the Nets 91 first half points came from players not wearing the by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Locked on Rockets — October 19 — Capela leads way, Harden closes door in B2B win at Sacramento: Clint Capela and Nene combined for 31 points (13-of-17 FG) and 21 rebounds, and James Harden (27 points) shut the door late as the Rockets secured both ends of their opening road back-to-back with a 105-100 win at Sacramento on Wednesday. Our Ben DuBos... by Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

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Tucker, Gordon spark Game 2 blowout as Rockets tie West Finals: P.J. Tucker (career-high 22) and Eric Gordon (27 points, +29) led a spectacular team effort on both ends of the court in Game 2, sparking a 127-105 win over Golden State to tie the series. Trevor Ariza bounced back from a foul-prone Game 1 with 19 points and 6 assists, while James Harden (27/10) and Chris Paul (16/6) were each strong as the Rockets excelled on both ends of the court. Our recap breaks it down, including adjustments made by Mike D'Antoni and his staff on offense and defense; a strong showing from the "Tuckwagon" lineup of Tucker, Ariza, Gordon, Harden, and Paul; improved rim protection from Clint Capela (10 rebounds, 31 minutes) as the game moved along; and why the dominance shown by Houston in a game that Golden State clearly wanted should remind everyone that the Rockets indeed have a chance to win this series. #Rockets #Warriors #NBA #NBAPlayoffs #WCF Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices by Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

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Tired legs and poor shooting doom the Nuggets against Steph and the Warriors: Ryan Blackburn recaps the Denver Nuggets 113-102 loss to the Golden State Warriors as Stephen Curry goes off for 34 points in 38 minutes. Jordan Poole also hurt the Nuggets from the bench with 21 points and 7 assists of his own. Ryan discusses the fatigue the Nuggets were clearly struggling with in their fourth game in five nights, as well as the concerns of bad shooting and communication. Should the Nuggets be concerned? Plus, some thoughts on DeMarcus Cousins in a playoff setting. by Pickaxe and Roll

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An epic Game 3, but all that matters is 0-3: Ryan Blackburn recaps the Denver Nuggets 118-113 Game 3 loss to the Golden State Warriors as the Nuggets battle incredibly hard for 45 minutes only to watch the lead slip away in the final three. Nikola Jokić was unbelievable, and Aaron Gordon showed up in a big way. Unfortunately, the Nuggets couldn't get enough stops to earn the victory and go down 3-0 in the series. Ryan discusses the big takeaways, the poor execution at the end of the game, and the difficulty of taking a moral victory down 3-0 in a playoff series. by Pickaxe and Roll

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No James Harden, but Cam Thomas and crew nearly pull one out against Denver: The Nets were on the second half of the back-to-back on Wednesday and had to play this one without James Harden who sat because of hamstring tightness. The skeleton crew for Brooklyn put up a great fight against Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets, but it wasn’t enough. Even with Cam Thomas getting hot off the bench, finishing with 25 points, it wasn’t enough and Brooklyn lost their third in a row and 10th in their last 16 games. Doug Norrie goes through some of the game with performances that you could find encouraging as well as a strong first half from Brooklyn that saw them leading at halftime. But they struggled to score late and had a few key things not go their way down the stretch. Is there reason to panic in Brooklyn? Subscribe to the Locked on Nets YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Get A Leg Up: Thunder use a 24-0 run to get by the paces 107-99. During that run Jerami Grant had two huge blocks on back to back possessions, he also scored nineteen points, and had his hands full on defense all night. We'll hear from Billy On Grant's night, also PG talks about reaching the 2k point club, and we'll tell you why that says a lot about Russell Westbrook. We'll also explain why the Thunder have a tendency to lose leads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Thunder - Daily Podcast On The Oklahoma City Thunder

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Kyrie Irving is efficient as it gets, leads Nets to bounce back win over Raptors: The Nets were on the second half of a back-to-back following a brutal loss to the Sixers on Tuesday evening. But they got the job done against an undermanned Raptors team in Toronto. Kyrie Irving lead the way with 29 points and was super efficient, registering an 86% true shooting rate in his 28 minutes. He helped a 3rd quarter barrage by the Nets that effectively put the game out of reach. Doug Norrie talks about Kyrie’s performance, plus the continued strong play from Ben Simmons as the keys to the Nets win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Locked on Warriors: Mar 20, 2018: Steph Could Return Fri - Quinn Cook Roster Spot? - Best 1st-Rd Matchup for Dubs: The Warriors didn't have enough firepower without their four All-Stars to take it to the Spurs last evening. They only put up 12 points in the fourth quarter, while giving up 28, and were no match for LaMarcus Aldridge's onslaught (33 points on 22 shots, 12 boards). Quinn Cook had another 20 point outing but was inefficient, and Nick Young didn't make any of his 5 three-point attempts. Draymond Green left the game early with a contusion in his pelvic area. Quinn Cook has been doing his very best Stephen Curry impression over the last few games, including going 5-7 from three against the Kings and against the Suns. Though he had 4 turnovers against the Spurs, he played well in 38 minutes. His Player Impact Estimate from the game against the Kings (22.7) shows how integral he was in that game despite the loss. So Quinn Cook is my Warrior of the Week. Around the NBA, the East by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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City Edition Brooklyn Nets cruise past the Hawks for easy victory: The Brooklyn Nets, in their City Edition uniforms that were a throwback to the New Jersey days, cruised past the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday. Kevin Durant went nuts, putting in 32 points on 13-20 shooting. And Joe Harris had his best shooting game of the season, knocking down six triples. It was a pretty complete performance by Brooklyn who were able to really limit the Hawks in the second half. The Locked on Nets guys break it all down including some changes the Nets made to stop Trae Young, some different lineup looks they gave tonight, and much more. Be sure to subscribe to the Locked on Nets Youtube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Locked on Warriors: Feb 5, 2018: Warriors Falter at Mile High - Damian Jones Appears - Defensive Breakdown: The Warriors began the weekend with a solid win in Sacramento, though they committed 25 turnovers in the 15-point victory. Stephen Curry led the team in +/- and Kevin Durant had a team high 33 points. The Dubs followed it up by posting a defensive rating of 118 in a loss to the Nuggets in Denver. In both games, GSW allowed at least 5 players from the opposition to reach double figures. There are bright spots however. Damian Jones got his first extended runs of 2018 in the two games, igniting the Warriors with a monster block against the Nuggets on Saturday. Kevon Looney played some solid minutes as well. David West was away from the team attending the funeral of Rasual Butler, his close friend. The Warriors have two meetings against the Thunder coming up—OKC is another team that has beaten the Warriors this year. So the defensive intensity will have to pick up at some point. The by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Locked on Denver Nuggets - 1.4 - When Jamal and Joker on both at the top of their game, the Nuggets do not lose: In this episode I share my notes on one of the most entertaining games of the year, a 117-113 come-from-behind win over the Sacramento Kings. I talk about the starting lineup and why it needs to change immediately, Nikola Jokic refusing to fall into a shooting slump, Jamal Murray's wild 34-point 2nd half, and the growing consistency of Denver's two young stars. This was a fun one to record. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nuggets - Daily Podcast On The Denver Nuggets

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Kevin Durant and the Nets Crush the Timberwolves: It's a solo podcast on Wednesday with Doug Norrie jumping on to talk Brooklyn Nets basketball following the blowout win over the Timberwolves on Tuesday. They ended playing an afternoon game after the postponement on Monday. And this thing was over just as soon as it got started. The Nets came out firing and it really was never in doubt. Doug talks about the what the Nets rolled out there with their starting lineup and how both teams were playing a big shorthanded. There's talk about how the championship-level play has started to trickle down to some of the role players and how this was a very crisp game for the Nets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Ck Road Reaction Postgame Show: Sacramento Kings 108, Phoenix Suns 99: Before tonight, the Sacramento Kings (26-44) hadn’t won four games in a row since the first week of the season. That all changed tonight in Phoenix where Sacramento dealt the Suns’ (38-34) playoff hopes a huge blow. It wasn’t pretty, but seven Kings... by CK Podcast with Leo Beas

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Back on track? Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving lead Nets to win over Pacers: The Nets faced the Pacers for the second time in three days, coming off a bad loss on Saturday night. They were able to turn things around and beat Indy 116-109. Kevin Durant turned in 36 and Kyrie scored 28 in the win. They combined for 22-41 from the field and 14-14 from the line. Plus, Nic Claxton turned in one of the best games of his career with 19 points, nine rebounds, and four blocks. They did this all without Ben Simmons who was on the shelf with knee soreness. The Locked on Nets break down the game in a packed podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Jayson Tatum out-duels Kevin Durant as the Brooklyn Nets lose fourth straight game: NBA fans were treated to a superstar showdown on Sunday afternoon as Kevin Durant went toe-to-toe with Jayson Tatum up in Boston. Unfortunately for Nets fans, Tatum's 54 point performance brought a fourth straight loss for Brooklyn. Adam and Doug hop on to talk the playoff level energy and how this was a coin-flip game that the Nets came out on the wrong side of. The playoff picture continues to grow more and more concerning with just 18 games remaining as the Nets dropped to ninth in the standings. The guys also discuss takeaways from seeing Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving out on the floor with(nearly) the full supporting cast. There continues to be concerns around the bigs, with a lack of consistency on game to game basis. While the arrival of Ben Simmons is closer than ever, the pressure to win games and secure a playoff spot is looms large with every passing game. Learn more about your ad choices. Vis by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Hoops Tonight - NBA Finals Game 1 Reaction: Nikola Jokic & Nuggets destroy Jimmy Butler & Heat by The Herd with Colin Cowherd

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Hoops Tonight - NBA Finals Game 1 Reaction: Nikola Jokic & Nuggets destroy Jimmy Butler & Heat by The Volume

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Ck Road Reaction Postgame Show: Sacramento Kings 113, Charlotte Hornets 106: The Sacramento Kings (22-41) snapped their four-game losing streak tonight in Charlotte, taking down the Hornets (28-35) by a final of 113-106. After an up and down week, Ben McLemore found his range tonight in Charlotte. The 22-year-old guard... by CK Podcast with Leo Beas

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Leafs Hour: Diminishing Defencemen Options: Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off with the big news that the Flames have pulled the trigger on a Chris Tanev trade, sending him to Dallas. They get into Calgary's return in the deal, if the Leafs missed out and which right-handed defencemen the team should pivot their focus to. Later, a chat about Jo Woll returning to the net tonight after 85 days since his last start and Sheldon Keefe gets a $25k fine for his outburst. Finally, Coyotes' analyst Craig Morgan (32:25) sets the stage for tonight's game between Arizona & Toronto, the Leafs' odd inability to beat the Yotes at home, what's gone wrong for Arizona during this recent 12-game losing streak, the latest in the organization's search for a new arena and who will be available at the deadline. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. by Real Kyper & Bourne

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Is this Nuggets loss to the Bulls a cause for concern?: Ryan Blackburn reacts to the Denver Nuggets 117-96 loss to the Chicago Bulls. The Nuggets dropped to 30-5 at home, playing with an uncustomary lack of urgency. Nikola Jokić's defense was bad. Jamal Murray couldn't find his three-point shot on the verge of the franchise record, and the Nuggets bench continues to struggle mightily. Is any of this cause for actual concern? Or was it just "one of those nights" in a long season? by Pickaxe and Roll

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Locked on Warriors: Jan 31, 2018: "Pathetic" Play from Dubs - Stats Leaderboards - Kerr the Unifier: The Warriors stunk up the joint in Utah last night, committing 19 turnovers and playing poor defense for most of the contest. Only Klay Thompson was able to get his shots, as Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and Draymond Green all struggled from the field. Everyone in white was a net minus, and the Jazz romped to a 30-point victory, only their third against the Dubs in the last 17 games. Steve Kerr called his team's play "pathetic." The NBA individual stats leaderboards are the subject of this week's Statistical Deep Dive, particularly where the Warriors fall in some of the most fun categories, like true shooting percentage, win shares, and three-pointers made. There's a few surprises among them. Lastly, the Warriors take a look at Steve Kerr, who's been fighting the good fight away from the sideline in addition to coaching the Warriors to the league's best record. His willingness to speak out by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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