The Nets came away with a 117-112 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday and it was because of some major adjustments the team made throughout the course of the game. While he only played 15 minutes, Cam Thomas had his best game as a pro, putting in 11 points during a crucial stretch in the third quarter that saw the Nets erase a nine-point deficit. Thomas put in nine of his points during this run and left the game with the Nets in the lead. Steve Nash and company also made a key switch in this one, benching Blake Griffin and starting LaMarcus Aldridge in the second half. His minutes, plus those of James Johnson were key in how the Nets attacked the Cavs. It was a team effort in this one. The Locked on Nets guys go through some of the adjustments and key changes the team made that helped them win. Subscribe to the Locked On Nets YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices