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2017-18 SEASON SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 10/18 @ IND 140-131 (L) 1/12 @ ATL 110-105 (W) 10/20 vs. ORL 126-121 (W) 1/13 @ WAS 119-113 (L/OT) 10/22 vs. ATL 116-104 (W) 1/15 vs. NYK 119-104 (L) 10/24 @ ORL 125-121 (L) 1/17 vs. SAS 100-95 (L) 10/25 vs. CLE 112-107 (W) 1/19 vs. MIA 101-95 (W) 10/27 @ NYK 107-86 (L) 1/21 @ DET 101-100 (W) 10/29 vs. DEN 124-111 (L) 1/23 @ OKC 109-108 (L) 10/31 vs. PHX 122-114 (L) 1/26 @ MIL 116-91 (L) 11/3 @ LAL 124-112 (L) 1/27 @ MIN 111-97 (L) 11/6 @ PHX 98-92 (W) 1/30 @ NYK 111-95 (L) 11/7 @ DEN 112-104 (L) 1/31 vs. PHI 116-108 (W) 11/10 @ POR 101-97 (W) 2/2 vs. LAL 102-99 (L) 11/11 @ UTA 114-106 (L) 2/4 vs. MIL 109-94 (L) 11/14 vs. BOS 109-102 (L) 2/6 vs. HOU 123-113 (L) 11/17 vs. UTA 118-107 (W) 2/7 @ DET 115-106 (L) 11/19 vs. GSW 118-111 (L) 2/10 vs. NOP 138-128 (L/2OT)

11/22 @ CLE 119-109 (L) 2/12 vs. LAC 114-101 (L) 11/24 vs. POR 127-125 (L) 2/14 vs. IND 108-103 (L) 11/26 @ MEM 98-88 (W) 2/22 @ CHA 111-96 (L) 11/27 @ HOU 117-103 (L) 2/26 vs. CHI 104-87 (W) 11/29 @ DAL 109-104 (W) 2/27 @ CLE 129-123 (L) 12/2 vs. ATL 114-102 (L) 3/1 @ SAC 116-111 (L/OT) 12/4 @ ATL 110-90 (W) 3/4 @ LAC 123-120 (L) 12/7 vs. OKC (Mexico) 100-95 (W) 3/6 @ GSW 114-101 (L) 12/9 vs. MIA (Mexico) 101-89 (L) 3/8 @ CHA 125-111 (W) 12/12 vs. WAS 103-98 (W) 3/11 vs. PHI 120-97 (L) 12/14 vs. NYK 111-104 (L) 3/13 vs. TOR 116-102 (L) 12/15 @ TOR 120-87 (L) 3/16 @ PHI 120-116 (L) 12/17 vs. IND 109-97 (L) 3/17 vs. DAL 114-106 (W) 12/20 vs. SAC 104-99 (L) 3/19 vs. MEM 118-115 (W) 12/22 vs. WAS 119-84 (W) 3/21 vs. CHA 111-105 (L) 12/23 @ IND 123-119 (L/OT) 3/23 @ TOR 116-112 (L) 12/26 @ SAS 109-97 (L) 3/25 vs. CLE 121-114 (L) 12/27 @ NOP 128-113 (L) 3/28 @ ORL 111-104 (W) 12/29 @ MIA 111-87 (W) 3/31 @ MIA 110-109(W/OT) 12/31 @ BOS 108-105 (L) 4/1 vs. DET 108-96 (L) 1/1 vs. ORL 98-95 (W) 4/3 @ PHI 121-95 (L) 1/3 vs. MIN 98-97 (W) 4/5 @ MIL 119-111 (W) 1/6 vs. BOS 87-85 (L) 4/7 @ CHI 124-96 (W) 1/8 vs. TOR 114-113 (L/OT) 4/9 vs. CHI 114-105 (W)

1/10 vs. DET 114-80 (L) 4/11 @ BOS 110-97 (L)

[all times Eastern]

[all times Eastern]

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Barclays Center (BARK-lees), Bret Brielmaier (Brill-myer), DeMarre Carroll (Deh-MAR-ay), Allen Crabbe (Crab), Caris LeVert (Care-iss la-VERT), Timofey Mozgov (TEAM-oh-fay MOZ-gov), Jahlil Okafor (JAH-leel), Nik Stauskas (STOUS-kiss)

LAST GAME INACTIVES: Carroll, Dinwiddie, Lin, Whitehead

LAST GAME STARTERS: Russell, LeVert, Crabbe, Hollis-Jefferson, Allen

STATUS UPDATES:

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Section Page(s) Section Page(s) Nets Roster 2 Games Missed 14 Quick Hits 3-9 Team Highs & Lows 15 Nets Recent Contests 10 Individual Highs & Lows 16 Current Opponent 11 Last Time… 17 Starting Lineups 12 Records When 18 Records by Month and Week 12 Back-to-Backs 19 Win/Loss Margins 12 Transactions 20 Starters & Off the Bench 13 How the Nets Were Built 20 Box Score Breakdown 13 Kenny Atkinson 21 Inactives Counter 13 Players 22-28

BROOKLYN NETS GAME NOTES

Brooklyn Nets (28-54)

2017-18 Season

April 11, 2018 8:00 PM EDT TD Garden TV: YES HD Radio: WCBS 880 AM

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LAST GAME STARTERS

[ F ] A L L E N C R A B B E #33 • CALIFORNIA (5th Season) • 6-6 • 215

2017-18 Averages Notables Last Game

13.2 ppg 4.3 rpg 1.6 apg 29.3 mpg

• Acquired via trade with Portland on 7/25/17. • Set the Nets single-season record for 3-pointers made on 3/23 at Toronto. He made five 3-pointers against the Raptors to surpass Deron Williams (169 in the 2012-13 season) in the process and he made 201 threes this season.

16 pts, 7 rebs, 3 asts 26 mins

4/11 at BOS

[ F ] R O N D A E H O L L I S - J E F F E R S O N #24 • ARIZONA (3rd Season) • 6-7 • 214


13.9 ppg 6.8 rpg 2.5 apg 28.2 mpg

• Acquired via a draft-night trade with Portland on 6/25/15. • After coming off the bench in eight straight games following his return from a right groin strain (2/26 – 3/13), RHJ started the last 14 games, averaging 13.2 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 3.0 apg and 1.4 spg in 29.9 mpg.

0 pts, 3 rebs, 2 asts

18 mins 4/11 at BOS

[ C ] J A R R E T T A L L E N #31 • TEXAS (1st Season) • 6-11 • 234


8.2 ppg 5.4 rpg 1.2 bpg 20.0 mpg

• Selected by the Nets with the 22nd overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft. • Ranked first among all rookies in FG %, second in offensive rebounds per game, first in bpg, seventh in FT % and seventh in rpg.

10 pts, 7 rebs, 1 blk 19 mins

4/11 at BOS

[ G ] C A R I S L E V E R T #22 • MICHIGAN (2nd Season) • 6-7 • 203


12.1 ppg 3.7 rpg 4.2 apg 26.2 mpg

• Acquired in a trade with Indiana, along with a future second round draft pick, in exchange for Thaddeus Young on July 7, 2016. • Finished the season fourth in the NBA in assists of the bench (263) and tied for third in the league in steals off the bench (71).

11 pts, 2 rebs, 6 asts

29 mins 4/11 at BOS

[ G ] D ’ A N G E L O R U S S E L L #1 • OHIO STATE (3rd Season) • 6-5 • 195


15.5 ppg 3.9 rpg 5.2 apg 25.7 mpg

• Acquired via trade with the Lakers on 6/22/17. • Recorded his first-career triple-double on 3/23 at Toronto. The triple-double was also the Nets’ first since 4/9/10, when Terrence Williams registered a triple-double against the Bulls.

11 pts, 1 reb, 3 asts

23 mins 4/11 at BOS

2017-18 BROOKLYN NETS SEASON RECORDS RECORD HOME ROAD OVERTIME OVERALL 28-54 15-26 13-28 1-5 DIVISION 1-15 1-7 0-8 0-1 WESTERN CONF. 9-21 5-10 4-11 0-2

EASTERN CONF. 19-33 10-16 9-17 1-3

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NETS ROSTER

# NAME POS HT WT DOB COLLEGE/COUNTRY YRS

13 Quincy Acy F/C 6-7 240 10/06/90 Baylor/USA 5

31 Jarrett Allen C 6-11 234 04/21/98 Texas/USA R

9 DeMarre Carroll F 6-8 215 07/27/86 Missouri/USA 8

33 Allen Crabbe G/F 6-6 215 04/09/92 California/USA 4

44 Dante Cunningham F 6-8 230 04/22/87 Villanova/USA 8

8 Spencer Dinwiddie G 6-6 200 04/06/93 Colorado/USA 3

14 Milton Doyle* G 6-4 180 10/31/93 Loyola Chicago/USA R

12 Joe Harris G/F 6-6 219 09/06/91 Virginia/USA 3

24 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson F 6-7 214 01/03/95 Arizona/USA 2

22 Caris LeVert G/F 6-7 203 08/25/94 Michigan/USA 1

7 Jeremy Lin G 6-3 200 08/23/88 Harvard/USA 7

20 Timofey Mozgov C 7-1 275 07/16/86 Russia 7

4 Jahlil Okafor C 6-11 255 12/15/95 Duke/USA 2

1 D’Angelo Russell G 6-5 195 02/23/96 Ohio State/USA 2

2 Nik Stauskas G 6-6 205 10/07/93 Michigan/Canada 3

0 James Webb III* F 6-9 202 08/19/93 Boise State/USA R

15 Isaiah Whitehead G 6-4 213 03/08/95 Seton Hall/USA 1

*Signed to a two-way contract

Head Coach Kenny Atkinson (Richmond) Assistant Coaches Jacque Vaughn (Kansas) Chris Fleming (Richmond) Bret Brielmaier (Arizona) Assistant Coach/Director of Player Development Adam Harrington (Auburn) Assistant Coach/Manager of Advance Scouting Jordan Ott (Penn State) Assistant Player Development Coach Travon Bryant (Missouri) Director of Player Performance Zach Weatherford (Arkansas) Strength and Conditioning Coach Dan Meehan (Australian Catholic) Head Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist Lloyd Beckett (Northeastern) Director of Physical Therapy Aisling Toolan (Trinity College) Assistant Athletic Trainer Sebastien Poirier (Salem State) Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Lauren Green (St. Cloud State)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bret Brielmaier (Brill-myer)

DeMarre Carroll (Deh-MAR-ay) Allen Crabbe (Crab)

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (Ronday) Caris LeVert (Care-iss la-VERT)

Timofey Mozgov (TEAM-oh-fay MOZ-gov) Jahlil Okafor (JAH-leel)

Nik Stauskas (STOUS-kiss)

NUMERICAL ROSTER

0 James Webb III 8 Spencer Dinwiddie 15 Isaiah Whitehead 33 Allen Crabbe 1 D’Angelo Russell 9 DeMarre Carroll 20 Timofey Mozgov 44 Dante Cunningham 2 Nik Stauskas 12 Joe Harris 22 Caris LeVert 4 Jahlil Okafor 13 Quincy Acy 24 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 7 Jeremy Lin 14 Milton Doyle 31 Jarrett Allen

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NETS QUICK HITS

PACING AHEAD See the chart for a look at the Eastern Conference teams with the biggest jumps in win totals from

last season to this season. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Brooklyn tied for the sixth-biggest win improvement from last season to this season

among all NBA teams.

JOE BUCKETS FROM DEEP: See the charts for

players with the most 3FGM off the bench in Nets history (left) and most 3FGM off the bench in a season in Nets history (right).

HISTORY: Joe Harris has made 235 threes as a Net, just one 3FGM shy of moving into a tie with Lucious Harris for 10th place in Nets history in 3-pointers made.

See the chart for the highest 3FG % posted by a player in Nets history. LAST SEVEN: Harris averaged 16.9 ppg (.627 FG, .568 3FG, .867 FT), 3.6 rpg and

2.7 apg in 27.1 mpg, scoring 10+ points in all seven, marking his longest streak of double-digit scoring games since a career-best eight-game streak (1/12 – 1/26).

In his last two games (both wins), Harris started and averaged 16.5 ppg (.706 FG, .700 3FG, 1.000 FT), 4.0 rpg and 6.0 apg in 29.3 mpg, posting his two highest single-game plus/minuses of the season (+24 on 4/5 at Milwaukee, +22 on 4/7 at Chicago).

Harris missed his first two games of the season due to injury (sprained left ankle) in the last two games of the campaign. 3/25 vs. CLE: Harris had a career-best performance against Cleveland on 3/25, registering a career-high 30 points (previous high was 21) on

11-of-14 FG (career-high 6-of-7 3FG) with seven rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench. Harris became the eighth Net since 1983-84 to score 30+ points in a game off the bench and the first since Brook Lopez in the 2014-15 season (1/30/15 vs. Toronto).

ABOVE THE BREAK: See the chart for league leaders in 3FG % from above the break this season (min. 250 3FGA). Above the break threes encompass any 3-pointers that are not shot from the corners.

SINCE JAN. 1: In 2018, Harris’ 3FG % (.467) was the second-best in the league (min. 100 3FGA). For the full season, Harris was 17th in the league in 3FG % (.419), which marks the

highest finish for a Net since Jordan Farmar shot .440 from distance (eighth in the league) in the 2011-12 season.

ROAD: In 39 road games this season, Harris shot .466 (76-of-163) from 3-point range, including .561 (46-of-82) in 21 road games in 2018.

Among players with 100+ 3FGA on the road this season, Harris’ 3FG % was second, trailing only Joe Ingles (.477). Among players with 75+ 3FGA on the road in 2018, Harris’ 3FG % was first in the

league (next-best: Ricky Rubio at .494). Harris’ .466 3FG % in road games this season was the top single-season mark in

franchise history (min. 100 3FGA on the road in that season). PRE/POST-ASB: See the chart for a look at Harris’ key stats before and after the All-Star break

this season. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > DRIVES: Among players with 100+ FGA on drives this season, Harris’ .627 FG % was the best

in the league, just ahead of LeBron James (.603). EFF. FG %: Harris ranked sixth in the league in Effective FG % at .612, trailing only Steph Curry among guards/wings (Effective FG % is a stat

that adjusts FG % to account for the fact that 3-point FGs are worth one more point than 2-point FGs). TRUE SHOOTING %: Harris was 11th in the league in True Shooting % (.634). PAINT WORK: See the chart for a look at the improvements Harris made scoring in the restricted area this

season vs. last season. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > PACING AHEAD: Harris averaged single-season career-bests for ppg (10.8), rpg (3.3), apg (1.6), FG %

(.491), 3FG % (.419), FT % (.827) and mpg (25.3).

TEAM ’16-17 ’17-18 DIFF.

Sixers 28-54 52-30 +24

Nets 20-62 28-54 +8

Raptors 51-31 59-23 +8

Pacers 42-40 48-34 +6

PLAYER 3FGM SEASONS

Boki Nachbar 205 2006-08

Mirza Teletovic 200 2012-15

Joe Harris 190 2016-present

RANK PLAYER 3FGM SEASON

1 Joe Harris 118 2017-18

2 Mirza Teletovic 115 2013-14

3 Boki Nachbar 109 2006-07

RANK PLAYER % SEASONS

1 Drazen Petrovic .437 1990-93

2 Joe Harris .406 2016-18

3 Keyon Dooling .403 2008-10

4 Anthony Morrow .396 2010-12

5 Boki Nachbar .384 2005-08

RANK PLAYER %

1 Joe Harris .447

2 Steph Curry .444

3 Anthony Tolliver .443

4 Klay Thompson .435

5 Kyle Korver .418

STAT POST-ASB PRE-ASB

MPG 25.7 25.2

PPG 11.9 10.2

FG % .543 .473

3FG % .478 .398

APG 2.0 1.5

SEASON RESTRICTED AREA

2017-18 .668 (123-of-184)

2016-17 .549 (56-of-102)

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JARRETT ALLEN DEVELOPS Jarrett Allen made his NBA debut on 10/20 vs. Orlando.

Allen is the third teen to don a Nets uniform. ROOKIE RANKS: Allen shot .589 from the field (first among

rookies) and .776 from the FT line (seventh). He also averaged 1.2 bpg (first), 2.0 offensive rpg (second) and 5.4 rpg (seventh) and led all qualifying rookies in True Shooting % and Effective FG %. Among all players, Allen is 17th in the league in bpg this season.

In his lone collegiate season at Texas, Allen shot .564 (84-of-149) from the FT line. HISTORY: See the chart for the highest bpg for a Nets rookie in franchise history. ----------------------- >

Allen became the fourth player in Nets history to lead all qualifying rookies in bpg. He joined Brook Lopez (2008-09), Sean Williams (2007-08) and Kenyon Martin (2000-01).

4+ BLOCKS: Allen had four points, 10 boards and a career-high five blocks in 31 minutes on 4/5 at Milwaukee. He became the first Nets rookie with a five-block game since Brook Lopez (2008-09).

Allen followed up that performance with a pair of four-block games (4/7 at Chicago and 4/9 vs. Chicago), becoming the second Nets rookie since 1983-84 to block four or more shots in three straight games (Kenyon Martin in the 2000-01 season).

The only rookies to block four or more shots in three straight games in the last 20 years are Allen, Yao Ming (2002-03), Martin (2000-01), Lamar Odom (1999-00) and Tim Duncan (1997-98).

STREAKING: Allen recorded at least one block in 14 straight games, which marked the longest streak in the league for a rookie this season. See the chart for the longest streaks of games with at least one block for a Nets rookie since 1983-84. -------------------------------------------------------------------- >

In those 14 games, Allen notched multiple blocks 10 times and averaged 2.6 bpg. He was second in the league in bpg in that 14-game stretch (since 3/16), trailing only Anthony Davis (3.1).

He has 23 multi-block games, which marks the most for any rookie this season. Allen’s 88 blocks are the most in a season for a teenager since Anthony Davis

(112) and Andre Drummond (95) in the 2012-13 season. STARTING: Allen started each of the last 31 games he appeared in (since 1/30 at New York),

averaging 10.5 ppg (.621 FG, .805 FT), 6.4 rpg, 1.0 apg and 1.7 bpg in 23.8 mpg. His Net Rating (0.7) was the best on the team since he joined the starting five.

INCREASES: See the chart for a look at Allen’s improvements this season. ---------------------- > DUNKS: Allen had a team-high 117 dunks this season, 14th-most in the league and the most for a Net since Brook Lopez in the 2009-10

season (126 dunks). HOT FROM THE FIELD: See the chart for Allen’s FG % improvement in the

Restricted Area since Jan. 1. -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Among players to attempt 200+ shots from the field since 1/1,

Allen’s .637 FG % ranked fourth in the league. Allen became the first player in Nets history to shoot .550+ from the field (.589) and .750+ from the FT line (.776) in a full

season. Allen also became the third rookie in NBA history to shoot .550+ from the field (min. 300 FGA) and .750+ from the FT line (min.

100 FTA) in the same season, joining Jonas Valanciunas (2012-13) and Jeff Ruland (1981-82). Allen’s .589 FG % is the second-highest for a teenager in NBA history (min. 300 FGA in a season), trailing only Andre

Drummond, who shot .608 from the field as a 19-year-old in the 2012-13 season. Among Nets rookies to attempt 300+ shots in a season, Allen’s FG % is the second-best in franchise history, trailing only Mason

Plumlee’s .659 FG % in the 2013-14 season.

QUINCY FACTOR Quincy Acy posted a career-high 21 points (career-high six 3FGM) in 23 minutes off the bench on 4/7 at Chicago.

.745 of Acy’s points came off of 3-pointers, which is the third-highest % in the league (.788 for Wayne Ellington and .781 for Troy Daniels). He’s also tied for fifth in the league in charges drawn this season (21).

Acy made multiple 3-pointers in eight of his last 11 games, shooting .463 (19-of-41 3FG) in that time. Acy shot .395 from 3-point range since the All-Star break, up from .333 prior to the break. He made 102 threes in 70 games this season after sinking 79 in 257 games in his first five seasons combined.

NETS QUICK HITS PLAYER SEASON AGE AT DEBUT DEBUT GAME

Derrick Favors 2010-11 19 years, 104 days 10/27/10 vs. DET

Jarrett Allen 2016-17 19 years, 182 days 10/20/17 vs. ORL

Cliff T. Robinson 1979-80 19 years, 213 days 10/12/79 vs. CLE

PLAYER # SEASON

Brook Lopez 1.8 2008-09

Mike Gminski 1.8 1980-81

Kenyon Martin 1.7 2000-01

Sean Williams 1.5 2007-08

Edgar Jones 1.4 1980-81

Derrick Coleman 1.3 1990-91

Jarrett Allen 1.2 2017-18

PLAYER # SEASON

P.J. Brown 16 1993-94

Brook Lopez 15 2008-09

Jarrett Allen 14 2017-18

STAT PRE-JAN. 1 POST-JAN. 1

PPG 5.6 9.7

FG % .484 .637

RPG 4.3 6.0

BPG 1.0 1.4

MPG 17.0 21.8

FG % SINCE JAN. 1 PRE JAN. 1

Restricted Area .696 (144-of-207) .589 (43-of-73)

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CRABBE BREAKS OUT CAREER NIGHT: On his 26th birthday, Allen Crabbe scored a career-high 41 points (12-of-15 FG,

8-of-11 3FG, 9-of-9 FT) with five boards and four assists in 34 minutes on Monday vs. Chicago. See the chart for a look at career-highs Crabbe established in the game (* - tied a career-high). --------- >

Crabbe became the third player in the Brooklyn era (since 2012-13) to record a 40-point game, joining Bojan Bogdanovic (44 points on 3/15/16 vs. Philadelphia) and Deron Williams (42 points on 3/8/13 vs. Washington).

Crabbe became the first player in more than 18 years and just the 10th player in regular season NBA history to register a 40-point game on 15 or fewer shots from the field, joining Alonzo Mourning (1999-00), Shaquille O’Neal (1999-00), Reggie Miller (1994-95), Cedric Ceballos (1992-93), Rolando Blackman (1985-86), Adrian Dantley (1983-84), Artis Gilmore (1976-77), George Gervin (1976-77) and Gail Goodrich (1973-74).

Crabbe is the first player in NBA history to record a 40-point game while making eight or more 3-pointers and shooting .800 or better from the field.

Crabbe’s FG % (.800) is the best FG % in a 40-point game for a Net since 1983-84. Otis Birdsong previously held that distinction, shooting .760 en route to 42 points on 12/11/84 at Boston.

Crabbe became the third player in Nets history to make eight or more 3-pointers in a game twice, joining Joe Johnson and Deron Williams. Crabbe and Johnson (2013-14) are the only Nets to make eight or more threes in a game twice in a season.

Crabbe’s 29 points in first half marked the most points for a Net in any half since Joe Johnson’s 29 points in the second half on 12/16/13 vs. Philadelphia and the most points for a Net in a first half since Deron Williams’ 33 on 3/8/13 vs. Washington.

POST-ASB: Crabbe averaged 15.1 ppg (.435 FG, .414 3FG, .878 FT), 4.1 rpg and 1.6 apg in 28.8 mpg. Brooklyn’s Offensive Rating was 5.9 points per 100 possessions better with Crabbe on the court since the All-Star break, which marked the top mark on the team.

LAST FOUR: After missing the 4/3 game at Philadelphia due to illness, Crabbe averaged 25.5 ppg (.561 FG, .523 3FG, .938 FT), 5.3 rpg and 3.0 apg in 27.9 mpg in his last four games, scoring 20+ points in three of four contests and making five or more 3-pointers in all four.

He became the only Net to make five or more 3-pointers in four straight games in franchise history. He became the second Net this season to tally 20+ points in three straight games (4/5 – 4/9), joining Spencer Dinwiddie from

1/3 – 1/8, and the three straight 20-point games mark a new career-high. He also made 18 3-pointers in that three-game stretch, which marks the

most 3-pointers made in a three-game stretch by a Net in franchise history.

His 86 points in that stretch also marked the highest-scoring three-game stretch of his career (previously: 77 points from 2/7 – 2/12).

SINGLE SEASON: Crabbe made five 3-pointers on 3/23 at Toronto, becoming the all-time single-season Nets leader in 3-pointers made (see chart). ------------------------------ >

HOME: See the chart for the most 3-pointers made by a Net at home in a season in franchise history (*note: six of Crabbe’s 3FGM at home this season came in Mexico City).

He’s seventh in the league in 3FGM at home this season. 20-POINT GAMES: Crabbe has posted a team-high-tying 16 20-point games this season. In his

first four NBA seasons, he scored 20+ points a total of 11 times. CAREER HIGHS: Crabbe averaged single-season career highs for ppg, rpg, apg, bpg and mpg

this season.

RHJ’S PRODUCTION Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, the longest-tenured Net, just finished his third season

with Brooklyn. He led the team in rpg and was second in ppg and double-doubles. See the chart for a comparison of RHJ’s key stats this season and his

first two seasons. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > SINCE 3/8: In his last 17 games, RHJ averaged 13.8 ppg (third on the team), 7.6

rpg (team-high), 2.9 apg and 1.3 spg (tied for a team-high) in 29.4 mpg (second on the team), recording five double-doubles (team-high) and scoring in double figures 13 times.

STEPPING UP: Hollis-Jefferson was one of just six players in their first three NBA seasons averaging 13.5+ ppg, 6.0+ rpg and 2.0+ apg this season, joining Joel Embiid, Nikola Jokic, Dario Saric, Ben Simmons and Karl-Anthony Towns.

MID-RANGE: RHJ shot .435 from mid-range this season, up from .340 last season. SIDELINED: The Nets were 2-12 with RHJ out of the lineup this season (26-41 with Hollis-Jefferson in the lineup). Brooklyn was also 2-7 this

season when RHJ comes off the bench (24-35 when RHJ was available and in the starting lineup; the best starter winning % on the team).

NETS QUICK HITS

STAT #

Points 41

Points in a Half 29 (1st half)

Points in a Quarter 20 (1st quarter)

3FGM 8*

FTM 9*

RANK PLAYER 3FGM SEASON

1 Allen Crabbe 201 2017-18

2 Deron Williams 169 2012-13

3 Joe Johnson 162 2013-14

4 Kerry Kittles 158 1996-97

5 Vince Carter 156 2006-07

PLAYER 3FGM SEASON

Allen Crabbe 113 2017-18

Joe Johnson 92 2013-14

Vince Carter 90 2006-07

Bojan Bogdanovic 89 2015-16


STAT 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16

MPG 28.2 22.6 21.2

PPG 13.9 8.7 5.8

FG % .472 .434 .457

FT % .788 .751 .712

RPG 6.8 5.8 5.3

APG 2.5 2.0 1.5

20+ PTS 10 2 0

DBL-DBLS 12 8 2

OFF. RATING 105.3 101.9 98.6

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LEVERT RISES UP Following a five-game absence (right knee sprain), Caris LeVert averaged 13.3 ppg (.459 FG, .380 3FG, .750 FT), 3.4 rpg and 4.6 apg in 26.4

mpg in 20 games off Brooklyn’s bench. He then missed Monday night’s game (right foot tendinitis) but started Brooklyn’s season finale in Boston, recording 11 points, six assists and three steals.

On 3/19 vs. Memphis, LeVert posted his sixth 20-point game this season (all off the bench) with 22 points in 24 minutes. See the chart for a list of the only Nets in the last 20 years (since 1997-98) with six or more 20-point games in a season off the bench.

3/31 at MIA: LeVert had 19 points, a career-high 12 boards, eight assists and two steals in 35 minutes, becoming the first Nets reserve ever to reach those totals in a game and just the fifth player to reach those totals off the bench in a game: Cliff Robinson (1993), Cedric Maxwell (1988), Clyde Drexler (1985) and Charles Dudley (1976).

3/4 at LAC: LeVert totaled a career-high 27 points in 29 minutes off the bench, connecting on a career-high five 3-pointers (on seven 3FGA). 10/5/5: LeVert recorded 10 10/5/5 games off the bench this season, more than any other player in the league and marking the most 10/5/5

games off the bench in a season for a Net since at least 1983-84. RESERVE: LeVert is fourth in the league in assists off the bench (263) and tied for third in steals

(71). He’s the only player this season with 700+ points, 200+ assists and 70+ steals off the bench. LeVert and Darwin Cook (1981-82) are the only players in Nets history with 700

points and 200 assists off the bench in a season. See the chart for Nets with the most assists in a season off the bench since 1983-84. LeVert is just the fourth Net since 1983-84 to record 70+ steals off the bench in a

season, joining Dudley Bradley (88 in 1987-88), Pearl Washington (79 in 1987-88) and Andray Blatche (72 in 2012-13). LeVert is the first player since Manu Ginobili (2009-10) to record 700+ points, 250+ assists, 200+ rebounds and 70+ steals off

the bench in a season. 12/7 vs. OKC: LeVert posted his first-career double-double with 21 points, 10 assists, five boards and no turnovers off the bench. He’s the

second player since 1983-84 to post 20+ points, 10+ assists, five-plus boards and no turnovers in a game off the bench, joining Larry Bird (4/11/85 at Cleveland).

ON DEFENSE: LeVert led the team in deflections (152). Next up: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson with 124. SOPHOMORE RISING: LeVert ranked third among all second-year players in apg (4.2) and spg (1.2). He

also led the Nets in spg. See the chart for LeVert’s key improvements from his rookie to his sophomore season. --- > LeVert was one of just four first or second year players in the league averaging 12.0+ ppg,

3.5+ rpg and 4.0+ apg, joining Ben Simmons, Dennis Smith Jr. and Kris Dunn. The only other Net to post those averages within the first two seasons of his NBA career is

Kenny Anderson (1992-93).

STEADY AS HE GOES: CARROLL’S SOLID PLAY ‘17-18: DeMarre Carroll averaged 13.5 ppg, 6.6 rpg and 2.0 apg in 29.9

mpg in 73 games. He led the team in mpg, starts (73) and double-doubles and ranked second in rpg.

See the chart for a look at how Carroll’s stats stack up against his career-best seasons. -------------------------------- >

SIDELINED: Carroll suffered a left hip strain in the third quarter on 4/3 at Philadelphia and missed each of the last four games of the season with that injury.

MARCH: Carroll averaged 14.6 ppg, 7.3 rpg and 1.7 apg in 31.0 mpg. The ppg were the highest in any month in Carroll’s nine-year career (min. 10 games played) and the rpg were the second-highest (7.3 in Nov. 2017). His 32 3-pointers made marked a high for any month in his career.

PRE/POST-ASB: After the All-Star break, Carroll averaged 14.0 ppg (.439 FG, .404 3FG), 6.4 rpg and 2.1 apg in 30.0 mpg. Prior to the break, Carroll averaged 13.3 ppg (.405 FG, .358 3FG), 6.6 rpg and 2.0 apg in 29.8 mpg.

FROM 3: See the chart for a look at Carroll’s 3-point shooting by month this season. DBL-DBLS: Carroll posted a single-season career-high 13 double-doubles (last: 3/28

at Orlando). In his first eight seasons, he posted eight double-doubles (no more than three in a single season).

20-POINTS: Carroll registered a single-season career-high nine 20-point games this season (last: 3/4 at the Clippers). CORNERS: Carroll leads the team in 3FGM from the right corner and has shot 26-of-55 (.473) from the right corner this season. WINS: In the 25 wins he appeared in, Carroll averaged 15.4 ppg (.481 FG, .423 3FG, .821 FT), 6.4 rpg, 2.4 apg and 1.2 spg in 30.6 mpg.

NETS QUICK HITS

PLAYER # SEASON

Johnny Newman 12 1999-00

Andray Blatche 8 2013-14

Boki Nachbar 8 2006-07


Gerald Green 7 2011-12

Caris LeVert 6 2017-18

PLAYER # SEASON

Leon Wood 327 1986-87

Caris LeVert 263 2017-18

John Bagley 260 1988-89

Marcus Williams 247 2006-07

Shane Larkin 243 2015-16

STAT SOPH ROOKIE

MPG 26.2 21.7

PPG 12.1 8.2

3FG % .347 .321

RPG 3.7 3.3

APG 4.2 1.9

SPG 1.2 0.9

STAT ‘17-18 CAREER-HIGH SEASON/TEAM

PPG 13.5 12.6 2014-15 (Atlanta)

RPG 6.6 5.5 2013-14 (Atlanta)

APG 2.0 1.8 2013-14 (Atlanta)

FTA 3.4 2.6 2014-15 (Atlanta)

3FGM 2.0 1.8 2015-16 (Toronto)

GAMES 73 73 2013-14 (Atlanta)

MONTH 3FGM/3FGA 3FG % GAMES

OCT 14-of-33 .424 7

NOV 23-of-63 .365 12

DEC 19-of-69 .275 14

JAN 26-of-73 .356 14

FEB 26-of-60 .426 10

MAR 32-of-83 .386 14

APR 5-of-10 .500 2

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DINWIDDIE CONTINUES HIS ASCENT SKILLS CONTEST VICTORY: Spencer Dinwiddie won the 2018 Taco Bell Skills Challenge at

NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles on 2/17 and became the second Net to win the event (joining Jason Kidd, who won the skills challenge in its inaugural season in 2003).

LEADERS: See the chart for a list of league leaders in assist-to-turnover ratio. -------------------- > Dinwiddie’s 6.6 apg placed him 11th among qualifying players. Dinwiddie became the first Net to average 6.5+ apg in a full season prior to their age 25 season since Stephon Marbury in the

2000-01 season (7.6 apg in his age 23 season). Dinwiddie ranked ninth in the league in assist % (.349) --- assist % is an estimate of the % of teammate field goals a player

assisted on while he was on the floor. 500/250: Dinwiddie posted 524 assists and 259 rebounds, becoming the sixth player in Nets history and the first since Jason Kidd (2007-08) to

register 500+ assists and 250+ rebounds in a season (also: Kenny Anderson, Lester Conner, Eddie Jordan and MR Richardson). JANUARY HIGHLIGHTS: 1/31 vs. PHI: Recorded 27 points (the second-highest scoring output of his career) on a career-high and Nets

season-high 13-of-15 from the FT line in 34 minutes in a 116-108 victory over the Sixers. 1/12 at ATL: Narrowly missed a triple-double with 20 points, a career-high-tying nine boards and 10 assists in 30 minutes.

Dinwiddie became just the third Net in the last nine years to lead the team in points, rebounds and assists in the same game, joining Gerald Wallace (April 2012) and Brook Lopez (December 2016).

1/8 vs. TOR: Posted a career-high 31 points with five boards, eight assists (one turnover) in a career-high 42 minutes.

CLUTCH: See the chart for details of Dinwiddie’s four go-ahead baskets in Jan. ------------------------ >

20+: Dinwiddie totaled 20+ points 16 times this season (tied for the Nets lead) after scoring 20+ once in his first three seasons combined.

ASSISTS: Dinwiddie recorded 14 games with 10+ assists this season after totaling one in his first three seasons combined. Dinwiddie’s 14 games with 10+ assists are the most for a Net in a season since Deron Williams in 2012-13 (22).

NEW SEASON: See the chart for a stat comp. of Dinwiddie’s last two seasons. ------------------------ >

DBL-DBLS: Dinwiddie registered seven of his eight career double-doubles this season. PLUS-MINUS: ESPN’s Real Plus-Minus rates Dinwiddie 12th among point guards. RPM estimates

how many points each player adds or subtracts, on average, to his team's net scoring margin for each 100 possessions played.

AROUND THE LEAGUE Brooklyn was third in the league in drives per game (49.9), trailing Utah and Toronto, and third in drive ppg (23.9), trailing Toronto and Clippers.

The Nets allowed the fewest 3FGA per game (24.5) in the league. Brooklyn allowed the most FGA per game from mid-range (20.9) of any team in the league. The Nets’ 106.6 ppg marked their highest ppg in a season since 1986-87 (108.5 ppg). The Nets’ 23.7 apg marked their highest apg in a season since 2006-07 (23.9 apg).

See the chart for a look at ‘Four Factors’ for the Nets. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >

FAST STARTS See the chart for a comparison of Brooklyn’s first-quarter scoring before and

after the All-Star break. -------------------------------------------------------------------- > The Nets also averaged 56.7 ppg in first halves since the All-Star break (sixth

in the league) after averaging 50.2 ppg in first halves prior to the break (25th in the league). Brooklyn was +18 in first halves since the All-Star break (tied for 13th in the league) after being -266 prior to the break (28th).

BENCH MOB Brooklyn boasted the second-highest scoring bench in the NBA (43.9 ppg), with 12 Nets scoring 20+ points in a game off the bench this season

(the most 20-point bench scorers in the league): Quincy Acy, Caris LeVert, Allen Crabbe, D’Angelo Russell, Nik Stauskas, Trevor Booker, Spencer Dinwiddie, Joe Harris, Jahlil Okafor, Isaiah Whitehead, Tyler Zeller and Dante Cunningham.

The 12 different Nets to score 20+ points off the bench in a game this season marks a Nets record for the most different 20-point scorers off the bench in a single season, and the Nets are the only team since 1985-86 to have 12 different players score 20+ points in a game off the bench.

NETS QUICK HITS PLAYER TEAM RATIO

Darren Collison Pacers 4.28

Spencer Dinwiddie Nets 4.09

Tyus Jones Wolves 3.93

Jerian Grant Bulls 3.84

Chris Paul Rockets 3.57

SCORE FIELD GOAL TIME LEFT RESULT

107-106 Driving Layup 7.8 seconds 109-108 (L) at OKC on 1/23

100-99 14-foot floating shot 0.9 seconds 101-100 (W) at Detroit on 1/21

105-104 Running layup 11.0 seconds 110-105 (W) at Atlanta on 1/12

97-96 12-foot fadeway shot 9.7 seconds 98-97 (W) vs. Minnesota on 1/3

STAT ’17-18 ‘16-17

MPG 28.8 22.6

PPG 12.6 7.3

RPG 3.2 2.8

APG 6.6 3.1

FT % .813 .792

AST-TO-TOV 4.09 2.80

20-PT GAMES 16 0

10-AST GAMES 14 0

FOUR FACTORS BKN

EFF FG % .514

TOV % .149

OFF REB % .210

FTA RATE .260

STAT POST-ASB RANK PRE-ASB RANK

1Q PTS 29.1 ppg 3rd 24.4 ppg 28th

PT DIFF +15 (0.7 ppg) 12th -197 (-3.3 ppg) 29th

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FROM LONG RANGE See the chart for the top 10 list in Nets single-season history in 3FGM. ------------ > The Nets made a single-season franchise-record 1,041 3-pointers this season

(previous record: 877, set last season). Prior to the last two seasons, the most threes Brooklyn had made in

a season in franchise history was 709 (2013-14). The Nets are just the fifth team in NBA history to make 1,000 3-

pointers in a season, joining Houston (2017-18 and 2016-17), Cleveland (2016-17) and Golden State (2015-16).

After the All-Star break, Brooklyn ranked second in the league in 3FGM/game (14.4) and second in 3FGA/game (38.0), trailing only Houston. The Nets were seventh in 3FG % in that timeframe (.379). Prior to the break, Brooklyn was third in 3FGM/game (12.0), second in 3FGA/game (34.7) and 28th in 3FG % (.346).

RUSSELL RACES AHEAD FIRST 45: D’Angelo Russell recorded 699 points, 230 assists and 178 rebounds, while connecting on 83 threes, through his first 45 games as

a Net. He’s just the third player in franchise history to record 650+ points, 200+ assists, 175+ rebounds and 80+ 3-pointers in their first 45 games of a season, joining Vince Carter (2008-09) and Jason Kidd (2005-06).

3/23 at TOR: On 3/23 in Toronto, Russell recorded his first-career triple-double with 18 points, a career-high 11 rebounds and a career-high 13 assists in 31 minutes.

Russell became the first Net in nearly eight years to register a triple-double (Terrence Williams’ triple-double on 4/9/10 vs. Chicago was the Nets’ last prior to Russell).

The Nets had the second-longest active streak of games without a triple-double, trailing only Utah. The Jazz’s last triple-double came courtesy of Carlos Boozer on 2/13/08 at Seattle.

See the chart for the list of the youngest players in Nets history to register a triple-double. ------------------------------- >

3/13 vs. TOR: Russell put together one of the most electric individual performances in a quarter in Nets history, registering 24 of his 32 points in the opening period in Brooklyn’s loss to Toronto on 3/13.

Russell became the first Net to score 24 points in a quarter since Mirza Teletovic tallied 24 points in the second quarter on 1/24/14 vs. Dallas. He also became the first Net to score 24 points in a first quarter since Vince Carter on 4/9/05 vs. Boston.

The 24 points in the first quarter marked the most points scored by a Net in a quarter this season and marked the most points tallied by Russell in a quarter in his career. See the chart for the most 3FGM in a quarter in Nets history. ------------ >

The 32 points marked Russell’s third 30-point game of the season. The three 30-point games are the most Russell has posted in a single season in his career (he had four 30-point games in two seasons with the Lakers, with two apiece in his rookie and sophomore campaigns).

OF LATE: Russell recorded five double-doubles this season after registering three in his first two seasons combined. Russell tallied 21 points (9-of-21 FG) with 11 assists, six rebounds and two steals in 26 minutes on 4/9 vs. Chicago. His 20-point

game was Russell’s 15th of the season, one game shy of matching Spencer Dinwiddie and Allen Crabbe’s team-high of 16. The performance also marked the second 20/10 game of Russell’s career (previously: 22 points and 10 assists with the Lakers

vs. Denver on 1/31/17).

STARTING: In 35 games as a starter this season, Russell averaged 17.2 ppg, 4.3 rpg and 5.8 apg in 27.7 mpg.

NETS QUICK HITS RANK PLAYER SEASON 3FGM

1 Allen Crabbe 2017-18 201

2 Deron Williams 2012-13 169

3 Joe Johnson 2013-14 162

4 Kerry Kittles 1996-97 158

5 Vince Carter 2006-07 156

6 Vince Carter 2008-09 151

7 Joe Harris 2017-18 150

8 Joe Johnson 2012-13 148

9 DeMarre Carroll 2017-18 145

10 Spencer Dinwiddie 2017-18 141

PLAYER DATE/OPP AGE

D’Angelo Russell 3/23/18 at TOR 22 years, 28 days

Kenny Anderson 12/10/92 vs. LAC 22 years, 62 days

Kenny Anderson 12/28/92 vs. CHA 22 years, 80 days

Richard Jefferson 3/31/03 vs. HOU 22 years, 283 days

Terrence Williams 4/9/10 vs. CHI 22 years, 285 days

3FGM PLAYER QUARTER DATE/OPP

8 Joe Johnson 3RD 12/16/13 vs. PHI

7 D’Angelo Russell 1ST 3/13/18 vs. TOR

7 Deron Williams 1ST 3/8/13 vs. WAS

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NETS RECENT CONTESTS

April 11, 2018

Game #82 TD Garden

NETS 97 CELTICS 110

FG FG% 3FG 3FG% FT FT% REB AST STL TOV BLK Nets (28-54) 37-91 .407 11-40 .275 12-16 .750 44 27 10 16 6

Celtics (55-27) 46-102 .451 6-24 .250 12-15 .800 62 22 6 14 6

NETS CELTICS High Points Nik Stauskas – 18 points Aron Baynes – 26 points

High Rebounds Allen Crabbe – 7 rebounds Aron Baynes – 14 rebounds High Assists Caris LeVert – 6 assists Shane Larkin – 7 assists

April 9, 2018

Game #81 Barclays Center

NETS 114 BULLS 105

FG FG% 3FG 3FG% FT FT% REB AST STL TOV BLK Bulls (27-54) 43-89 .483 12-28 .429 7-12 .583 44 26 7 19 6

Nets (28-53) 41-82 .500 18-42 .429 14-15 .933 38 32 8 18 10

NETS BULLS High Points Allen Crabbe – 41 points Sean Kilpatrick – 16 points

High Rebounds Hollis-Jefferson/Russell – 6 rebounds David Nwaba – 10 rebounds High Assists D’Angelo Russell – 11 assists Cameron Payne – 6 assists

April 7, 2018

Game #80 United Center NETS 124 BULLS 96


Bulls (27-53) 36-88 .409 6-29 .207 18-21 .857 39 16 8 13 1

NETS BULLS High Points Quincy Acy – 21 points Sean Kilpatrick – 20 points

High Rebounds Dante Cunningham – 12 rebounds Cristiano Felicio – 11 rebounds High Assists Spencer Dinwiddie – 9 assists Cameron Payne – 5 assists

April 5, 2018

Game #79 BMO Harris Bradley Center

NETS 119 BUCKS 111


Bucks (42-37) 41-93 .441 5-20 .250 24-30 .800 41 21 12 8 2

NETS BUCKS High Points Allen Crabbe – 25 points Khris Middleton – 31 points

High Rebounds Rondae Hollis-Jefferson – 11 rebounds Antetokounmpo/Parker – 10 rebounds High Assists Dinwiddie/Harris – 6 assists Giannis Antetokounmpo – 7 assists

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LAST OPPONENT – BOSTON CELTICS

SCHEDULE

CONNECTIONS

Celtics guard Shane Larkin played one season with the Nets (2015-16); he played alongside Nets forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson during that time…Nets guard/forward Joe Harris and Celtics guard Kyrie Irving were teammates for two seasons in Cleveland (2014-16)…Nets guard Jeremy Lin and Celtics forward Marcus Morris were teammates for one season in Houston (2012-13)…Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie, Celtics forward Marcus Morris and center Aron Baynes were teammates for one season in Detroit (2015-16)…Celtics center Aron Baynes played in San Antonio for three seasons (2012-15), overlapping with Nets general manager Sean Marks and assistant general manager Trajan Langdon…Nets forward DeMarre Carroll and Celtics forward/center Al Horford were teammates in Atlanta for two seasons (2013-15); Horford played under Nets head coach Kenny Atkinson while he was a Hawks assistant coach for four seasons (2012-16); Nets assistant coach/manager of advance scouting Jordan Ott was a video coordinator in that time…Nets forward DeMarre Carroll and Celtics forward Gordon Hayward were teammates for a season and a half in Utah (2011-13)…Nets forward/center Quincy Acy and Celtics guard Shane Larkin were teammates for one season with the Knicks (2014-15)…Nets general manager Sean Marks and Celtics center Aron Baynes are two of four men to play in the NBA who were born in New Zealand (also: Steven Adams and Kirk Penney)…Nets assistant coach Chris Fleming was the head coach of the German national team through this past summer and coached Celtics forward/center Daniel Theis in that capacity...Nets center Jahlil Okafor and Celtics forward Semi Ojeyele were teammates for one year at Duke University (2014-15), winning the 2015 National Championship.

SERIES HISTORY

All-Time 2017-18

Overall Record 65-127 0-4

Home Record 35-60 0-2

Barclays Record 4-8 0-2

Road Record 30-67 0-2

Overtime Record 3-5 --

ALL TIME SERIES FACTS VS. BOSTON

Current Streak Lost 9 Most Points Scored 131 points (OT) at BOS 12/1/95 and at NJ 2/8/00

Current Home Streak Lost 5 Most Points Allowed 135 points at BOS 4/13/86

Current Road Streak Lost 4 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) 48 points: Paul Pierce, 12/1/01

Last Home Win 111-101, 11/22/15 Last Road Win 100-97, 1/2/16

Last Home Loss 87-85, 1/6/18 Last Road Loss 110-97, 4/11/18

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)

2017-18 VS. BOSTON (0-4) Date Site Time/Result

11/14/17 at BKN 109-102 (L)

12/31/17 at BOS 108-105 (L)

01/06/18 at BKN 87-85 (L)

04/11/18 at BOS 110-97 (L)

2016-17 VS. BOSTON (0-4) Date Site Time/Result

10/26/16 at BOS 122-117 (L)

11/23/16 at BKN 111-92 (L)

03/17/17 at BKN 98-95 (L)

04/10/17 at BOS 114-105 (L)

COMPARISON

BKN STATS BOS

106.6 PPG 104.0

109.0 OPP PPG 100.4

.441 FG % .450

.461 OPP FG % FG%

.440

12.7 3PM 11.5

35.7 3PA 30.4

.356 3PT % .377

22.6 FTA 20.7

.772 FT % .771

44.4 RPG 44.5

23.7 APG 22.5

15.2 TOV 14.0

6.2 SPG 7.4

4.8 BPG 4.5

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STARTING LINEUPS GAME(S)

FORWARD (3)

FORWARD (4) CENTER

(5) GUARD

(2) GUARD

(1) W-L WIN PCT. DATES

1 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Mozgov Russell Lin 0-1 .000 10/18

2, 10, 12-13 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Mozgov Crabbe Russell 3-1 .750 10/20, 11/6, 11/10-11/11

3-4, 6, 8-9 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Mozgov LeVert Russell 1-4 .200 10/22-10/24, 10/27,

10/31-11/3

5 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Mozgov LeVert Dinwiddie 1-0 1.000 10/25

7 LeVert Hollis-Jefferson Mozgov Crabbe Russell 0-1 .000 10/29

11 Crabbe Carroll Mozgov Dinwiddie Russell 0-1 .000 11/7

14-16 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Booker Crabbe Dinwiddie 1-2 .333 11/14-11/19

17-18, 23-27, 29-39, 42, 44-49

Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Zeller Crabbe Dinwiddie 10-15

.400 11/22-11/24, 12/4-12/14,

12/17-1/6, 1/12, 1/15-1/26

19 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Zeller Harris Dinwiddie 1-0 1.000 11/26

20 Harris Booker Zeller LeVert Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 11/27

21 Carroll Booker Zeller Harris Dinwiddie 1-0 1.000 11/29

22 Carroll Booker Zeller Crabbe Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 12/2

28 LeVert Hollis-Jefferson Zeller Harris Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 12/15

40-41 Harris Hollis-Jefferson Zeller Crabbe Dinwiddie 0-2 .000 1/8 – 1/10

43 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Acy Crabbe Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 1/13

50 Carroll Acy Zeller Crabbe Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 1/27

51-54, 58-59 Carroll Acy Allen Crabbe Dinwiddie 1-5 .167 1/30 – 2/4, 2/12 – 2/14

55-57 Harris Carroll Allen Crabbe Dinwiddie 0-3 .000 2/6 – 2/10

60-67 Crabbe Carroll Allen Russell Dinwiddie 2-6 .250 2/22 – 3/11

68 Crabbe Carroll Cunningham Russell Dinwiddie 0-1 .000 3/13

69-70, 78 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Allen Harris Russell 1-2 .333 3/16 – 3/17, 4/3

71-77 Carroll Hollis-Jefferson Allen Crabbe Russell 3-4 .429 3/19 – 4/1

79-80 Harris Hollis-Jefferson Allen Crabbe Russell 2-0 1.000 4/5 – 4/7

81 Crabbe Hollis-Jefferson Allen Dinwiddie Russell 1-0 1.000 4/9

82 Crabbe Hollis-Jefferson Allen LeVert Russell 0-1 .000 4/11

STARTER RECORD WINNING % STARTER RECORD WINNING %

Quincy Acy 1-7 .125 Caris LeVert 2-8 .200

Jarrett Allen 10-21 .323 Jeremy Lin 0-1 .000

Trevor Booker 2-4 .333 Timofey Mozgov 5-8 .385

DeMarre Carroll 25-48 .342 Jahlil Okafor -- --

Allen Crabbe 23-45 .338 D’Angelo Russell 13-22 .371

Dante Cunningham 0-1 .000 Nik Stauskas -- --

Spencer Dinwiddie 18-40 .310 James Webb III -- --

Milton Doyle -- -- Isaiah Whitehead -- --

Joe Harris 5-9 .357 Jacob Wiley -- --

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 24-35 .407 Tyler Zeller 12-21 .364

BY MONTH RECORD HOME ROAD October 3-5 3-2 0-3

November 5-8 1-3 4-5

December 5-10 3-5 2-5

January 6-10 4-5 2-5

February 1-9 1-6 0-3

March 5-9 2-4 3-5

April 3-3 1-1 2-2

BY DAY RECORD HOME ROAD Sunday 3-9 1-7 2-2

Monday 6-4 4-3 2-1

Tuesday 1-12 1-4 0-8

Wednesday 5-10 3-5 2-5

Thursday 3-3 1-1 2-2

Friday 7-8 4-2 3-6

Saturday 3-8 1-4 2-4

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 3 -- 2 1 6 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 -- 1 -- -- 1 -- -- 4

Games Lost By 2 2 3 4 4 3 4 3 2 3 -- 6 4 3 4 1 -- -- -- 6

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2017-18 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

Acy 70-8 7 1 -- -- 1 -- -- -- 1 2 -- 7 (3) 11 (9) --

Allen 72-31 27 1 -- -- 5 -- -- 4 2 (1) 11 (3) -- 7 (5) 33 (16) --

Booker 18-6 9 1 -- -- 4 -- -- 4 1 (1) 7 (2) 1 (1) 1 (1) 3 (3) --

Carroll 73-73 49 9 -- -- 14 -- -- 13 10 (3) 22 (4) 1 15 (6) 8 (7) 12

Crabbe 75-68 32 14 1 1 -- -- -- -- 15 (2) 3 (2) 1 (1) 10 (6) 11 (8) 14

Cunningham 22-1 3 1 -- -- 2 -- -- 1 1 4 (2) -- 3 (3) 3 (2) --

Dinwiddie 80-58 31 15 1 -- -- -- 14 7 16 4 (3) 48 (5) 18 (9) 9 (6) 15

Doyle 10-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 (1) -- --

Harris 78-14 45 1 1 -- 2 -- -- 2 6 (2) 5 (2) 3 (1) 5 (3) 8 (5) 7

Hollis-Jefferson 68-59 38 11 -- -- 12 -- -- 12 10 (2) 26 (6) 3 (2) 16 (8) 18 (10) 16

Kilpatrick 16-0 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

LeVert 71-10 42 6 -- -- 1 -- 2 3 9 (4) 3 (3) 15 (4) 24 (10) 5 (5) 5

Lin 1-1 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Mozgov 31-13 1 -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- -- 2 (1) -- -- 7 (4) --

Okafor 26-0 8 1 -- -- 1 -- -- -- 1 1 -- -- 6 (5) --

Russell 48-35 21 12 3 -- 1 -- 5 5 17 (5) 5 (4) 20 (3) 10 (5) 7 (6) 8

Stauskas 35-0 5 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- 2 1 -- 1 (1) 2 (2) 2

Vaughn 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Webb III 10-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Whitehead 16-0 2 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- 3 (1) 1 (1) 1

Wiley 5-0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- --

Zeller 42-33 8 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 4 (2) -- 2 (1) 9 (4) 1

STARTERS STAT NETS OPPONENT

Season Totals (Average) 5,139 (62.7) 5,903 (72.0)

Team High 94 – 4/9 vs. CHI 124 – 2/10/18 vs. NOP (2OT)

Team Low 28 – 12/15 at TOR 36 – 12/22 vs. WAS

Individual High 41 – Allen Crabbe – 4/9 vs. CHI 44 – Anthony Davis – 2/10 vs. NOP (2OT)

OFF THE BENCH STAT NETS OPPONENT

Season Totals (Average) 3,602 (43.9) 2,892 (35.3)

Team High 80 – 12/27 at NOP 70 – 1/15 vs. NYK

Team Low 15 – 2/7 at DET 13 – 11/14 vs. BOS

Individual High 30 – Joe Harris – 3/25 vs. CLE 22 – Kyle Korver – 10/25 vs. CLE &

Raul Neto – 11/17 vs. UTA

2017-18 INACTIVES COUNTER PLAYER GAMES INACTIVE PLAYER GAMES INACTIVE

Quincy Acy 5 Caris LeVert 10

Jarrett Allen 5 Jeremy Lin 81

Trevor Booker 1 Jahlil Okafor 3

DeMarre Carroll 6 Yakuba Ouattara 27

Allen Crabbe 3 D’Angelo Russell 32

Dante Cunningham 2 Nik Stauskas 2

Spencer Dinwiddie 2 James Webb III 25

Milton Doyle 33 Isaiah Whitehead 53

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 12 Jacob Wiley 34

Sean Kilpatrick 1 Tyler Zeller 2

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2017-18 GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS NAME INJURY/ILLNESS/REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED (202)

Jeremy Lin Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee 10/20 – 4/11 81

D’Angelo Russell Right Knee Sprain 10/25 1

Left Knee Contusion/Left Knee Surgery 11/14 (1 - contusion) – 1/17 32

Quincy Acy Left Groin Strain 10/29 – 11/3 3

Sprained Right Middle Finger 2/6 – 2/7 2

DeMarre Carroll Right Ankle Soreness 10/29 1

Upper Respiratory 11/27 1

Hip Soreness 12/15 1

Right Knee Sprain 1/8 – 1/10 2

Left Hip Strain 4/5 – 4/11 4

Jarrett Allen Left Foot Strain 10/31-11/11 6

Sore Left Foot 3/13 1

Trevor Booker Sore Lower Back 11/3-11/10 4

Sprained Left Ankle 11/22 1

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Right Hip Contusion 11/7 1

Sprained Right Ankle 11/27 – 11/29 2

Right Groin Strain 1/27 – 2/22 11

Tyler Zeller Illness 11/10 1

Sore Left Hip 1/13 1

Spencer Dinwiddie Right Hamstring Tightness 11/11 1

Sore Right Knee 4/11 1

Allen Crabbe Sore Lower Back 11/26 – 11/29 3

Left Knee Soreness 12/15 1

Illness 3/16 – 3/17, 4/3 3

Yakuba Ouattara Sore Left Leg 12/2 – 12/14 6

Caris LeVert Left Groin Strain 1/3 – 1/6 2

Sore Left Groin 1/27 – 1/31 3

Right Knee Sprain/Concussion Evaluation 2/7 1

Right Knee Sprain 2/10 – 2/22 4

Right Foot Tendinitis 4/9 1

Nik Stauskas Sprained Left Ankle 1/8 1

Jahlil Okafor Left Calf Tightness 2/14 1

Illness 2/26 – 3/1 3

Sprained Right Ankle 4/5 1

Dante Cunningham Concussion 3/17 – 3/19 2

Back Spasms 4/5 1

Isaiah Whitehead Sprained Right Wrist (3), Right Wrist Surgery (5) 3/28 – 4/11 8

Joe Harris Sprained Left Ankle 4/9 – 4/11 2

2017-18 GAMES MISSED: COACH’S DECISION, PERSONAL REASONS, ETC. NAME REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED (320)

Quincy Acy Coach’s Decision 11/24 – 11/26, 3/1 – 3/4, 3/23 – 3/28 7

Jarrett Allen Coach’s Decision 10/18, 11/17, 12/15 3

Joe Harris Coach’s Decision 10/18, 12/9 2

Sean Kilpatrick Coach’s Decision 10/18 – 10/22, 10/24 (personal reasons), 11/10, 11/14 6

Timofey Mozgov Coach’s Decision 11/17 – 11/24, 11/29 – 12/4, 12/17 – 12/20, 12/23 – 12/26, 12/31 – 1/8, 1/12 – 2/12, 2/22 – 3/8, 3/13 – 4/3, 4/9 51

Yakuba Ouattara Coach’s Decision (Two-Way Contract) 10/18 – 11/29, 12/15 22

Isaiah Whitehead Coach’s Decision 10/18 – 10/25, 11/10, 11/19 – 11/24, 12/17, 1/31, 2/10, 2/14, 3/13 – 3/17, 3/25 17

G League Assignment 10/27, 10/31 – 11/6, 11/26, 12/4 – 12/7, 12/12 – 12/14, 12/20 – 1/26, 2/2 – 2/4, 2/26 – 3/11, 3/19 – 3/23 41

Jacob Wiley Coach’s Decision (Two-Way Contract) 10/18 – 10/27, 11/14 – 12/7, 12/12 – 1/1, 1/6 – 1/15 35

Coach’s Decision (With Brooklyn) 10/31, 11/6, 11/11, 1/3 4

Tyler Zeller Coach’s Decision 10/18 – 10/25, 11/11 – 11/14, 1/30, 2/2 – 2/4 10

Jahlil Okafor Trade Pending/Not With Team 12/7 – 12/9 2

Coach’s Decision 12/12 – 12/14, 12/17 – 1/1, 2/22, 3/4 – 3/8, 3/13, 3/19 – 4/1, 4/7 – 4/11 26

Nik Stauskas Trade Pending/Not With Team 12/7 – 12/9 2

Coach’s Decision 12/12 – 12/14, 1/17 – 1/21, 2/2, 2/14, 2/27 – 3/6, 3/13 – 3/31 19

Milton Doyle Coach’s Decision (Two-Way Contract) 12/20 – 12/22, 12/29, 1/17 – 2/6, 2/10 – 3/8, 3/16, 3/19 – 3/23 27

James Webb III

Coach’s Decision (With Brooklyn)

Coach’s Decision (Two-Way Contract)

12/23, 12/31 – 1/3, 1/12 – 1/13, 2/7, 3/11 – 3/13, 3/17, 3/25 – 4/1, 4/5

1/17 – 1/26, 2/14 – 3/8, 3/16, 3/19 – 3/23

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Coach’s Decision (With Brooklyn) 3/11 – 3/13, 3/17, 3/25 – 4/9 11

D’Angelo Russell Return From Injury Management 1/27 1

Rashad Vaughn Coach’s Decision 2/7 1

Dante Cunningham Coach’s Decision 3/21 1

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2017-18 NETS / OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS & LOWS Nets Team Highs Nets Team Lows CATEGORY Opponent Team Highs Opponent Team Lows

131 at IND, 10/18/17 80 vs. DET, 1/10/18 Points, Game 140 at IND, 10/18/17 84 vs. WAS, 12/22/17

42 vs. GSW (3rd), 11/19/17 11 at MIN (1st), 1/27/18 Points, Quarter 43 at HOU (1st), 11/27/17 13 at GSW (2nd), 3/6/18

72 vs. POR (2nd), 11/24/17 35 vs. TOR (2nd), 3/13/18

35 at MIL (1st), 1/26/18 Points, Half 76 vs. POR (2nd), 11/24/17

36 vs. CHI (2nd), 2/26/18

36 at ATL (2nd), 12/4/17

11 at SAC, 3/1/18 4 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2nd OT) Points, OT Period 16 at SAC, 3/1/18 7 vs. TOR, 1/8/18

40 vs. TOR, 3/13/18 11 at MIN, 1/27/18 Points, 1st Quarter 43 at HOU, 11/27/17 16 vs. BOS, 1/6/18

37 vs. ATL, 10/22/17 14 at NYK, 10/27/17 Points, 2nd Quarter 38 vs. NOP, 2/10/18

38 at NOP, 12/27/17 13 at GSW, 3/6/18

42 vs. GSW, 11/19/17 16 vs. LAC, 2/12/18 Points, 3rd Quarter 41 vs. POR, 11/24/17

41 at IND, 10/18/17 15 at ATL, 12/4/17

38 at NOP, 12/27/17 14 vs. PHI, 3/11/18

14 vs. LAL, 2/2/18 Points, 4th Quarter 42 at CLE, 11/22/17

16 vs. NOP, 2/10/18

16 vs. OKC, 12/7/17

67 vs. TOR, 3/13/18 35 at MIL, 1/26/18 Points, First Half 72 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 39 vs. BOS, 1/6/18

39 at MIA, 12/29/17

98 at IND, 10/18/17 61 vs. DET, 1/10/18

61 vs. BOS, 1/6/18 Thru Three Quarters 106 at IND, 10/18/17 60 at MIA, 12/29/17

72 vs. POR, 11/24/17 35 vs. TOR, 3/13/18 Points, Second Half 76 vs. POR, 11/24/17 36 vs. CHI, 2/26/18

36 at ATL, 12/4/17

50 vs. POR, 11/24/17 27 vs. DET, 1/10/18 Field Goals Made 54 at TOR, 12/15/17

30 at MIA, 12/29/17

30 at ATL, 12/4/17

30 at PHX, 11/6/17

114 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

102 vs. PHX, 10/31/17

72 vs. MEM, 3/19/18

72 vs. MIN, 1/3/18 Field Goals Attempted

106 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

102 at BOS, 4/11/18

102 at IND, 10/18/17

76 vs. PHI, 1/31/18

76 vs. IND, 12/17/17

.547 (41-75) at MIL, 4/5/18 .330 (30-91) vs. BOS, 1/6/18 Field Goal Percentage .566 (47-83) at GSW, 3/6/18

.566 (43-76) vs. IND, 12/17/17 .337 (30-89) at MIA, 12/29/17

24 at CHI, 4/7/18 6 vs. BOS, 1/6/18 3-Point Field Goals Made 20 at HOU, 11/27/17 1 vs. MIN, 1/3/18

59 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

55 at CHI, 4/7/18

23 at TOR, 12/15/17

23 at UTA, 11/11/17 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 50 at HOU, 11/27/17 11 vs. MIN 1/3/18

.500 (15-30) at PHI, 3/16/18

.500 (19-38) at NOP, 12/27/17 .194 (6-31) vs. BOS, 1/6/18 3-Point Field Goal Percentage—(Min. 10 Att.) .562 (9-16) vs. NYK, 1/15/18 .091 (1-11) vs. MIN, 1/3/18

30 vs. MEM, 3/19/18

30 at ORL, 10/24/17

7 vs. LAC, 2/12/18

7 at SAS, 12/26/17 Free Throws Made 36 vs. CHA, 3/21/18 5 at TOR, 12/15/17

40 vs. MEM, 3/19/18

8 vs. CHI, 2/26/18 Free Throws Attempted 47 vs. CHA, 3/21/18 9 at TOR, 12/15/17

1.000 (8-8) vs. CHI, 2/26/18

.955 (21-22) vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) .435 (10-23) at PHI, 4/3/18 Free Throw Percentage

.917 (22-24) vs. PHX, 10/31/17

.917 (33-36) vs. ATL, 10/22/17 .522 (12-23) vs. OKC, 12/7/17

18 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

18 at IND, 12/23/17 (OT) 2 vs. DET, 1/10/18 Offensive Rebounds 23 vs. CHA, 3/21/18 3 at MIL, 1/26/18

47 vs. WAS, 12/22/17 22 vs. IND, 12/17/17 Defensive Rebounds 56 vs. PHX, 10/31/17 24 at MEM, 11/26/17

60 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

60 vs. WAS, 12/22/17 29 vs. IND, 12/17/17 Total Rebounds 68 vs. CHA, 3/21/18 32 vs. MIN, 1/3/18

36 at CHI, 4/7/18 11 vs. BOS, 1/6/18 Assists 40 at NOP, 12/27/17 10 vs. MIN, 1/3/18

36 vs. CHA, 3/21/18 11 vs. DET, 1/10/18 Personal Fouls 33 vs. MEM, 3/19/18 11 vs. CHI, 2/26/18

13 vs. ORL, 10/20/17

1 at OKC, 1/23/18

1 at DET, 1/21/18

1 vs. ATL, 12/2/17

Steals 16 at DEN, 11/7/17

3 vs. CHA, 3/21/18

3 at CHA, 2/22/18

3 vs. MIL, 2/4/18

3 at DET, 1/21/18

25 at DEN, 11/7/17 7 vs. PHX, 10/31/17 Turnovers 22 vs. ORL, 10/20/17 4 at OKC, 1/23/18

33 at ATL, 1/12/18 3 at PHI, 3/16/18

3 at DET, 1/21/18 Points off Turnovers 35 at TOR, 12/15/17 7 at ORL, 3/28/18

+13 (7-to-20) vs. PHX, 10/31/17 -- Turnover Differential +14 (10-to-24) at TOR, 12/15/17 --

12 at MIL, 4/5/18 0 at CLE, 2/27/18

0 at SAS, 12/26/17 Blocked Shots 14 vs. GSW, 11/19/17

1 at CHI, 4/7/18

1 at CLE, 2/27/18

1 vs. WAS, 12/22/17

66 vs. POR, 11/24/17 26 vs. DET, 1/10/18

26 at NYK, 10/27/17 Points in the Paint 74 at TOR, 12/15/17 26 vs. WAS, 12/22/17

27 vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

23 at PHI, 3/16/18

23 at ATL, 12/4/17

3 vs. DET, 1/10/18 Second Chance Points 31 at NYK, 10/27/17 3 vs. WAS, 12/22/17

24 at LAL, 11/3/17 0 vs. BOS, 1/6/18

0 vs. SAC, 12/20/17 Fastbreak Points 35 at GSW, 3/6/18 0 at CHA, 3/8/18

40 vs. WAS, 12/22/17 -- Largest Lead/Largest Deficit 40 vs. DET, 1/10/18 --

14 (39-25) vs. UTA, 11/17/17 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit after 1st

Quarter 19 (30-11) at MIN, 1/27/18 --

20 (59-39) at MIA, 12/29/17 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit At Halftime 23 (58-35) at MIL, 1/26/18

23 (69-46) at NOP, 12/27/17 --

35 (95-60) at MIA, 12/29/17 -- Largest Lead / Largest Deficit Through 3rd

Quarter 29 (90-61) vs. DET, 1/10/18 --

35 (119-84) vs. WAS, 12/22/17 -- Largest Victory/Largest Defeat 34 (114-80) vs. DET, 1/10/18 --

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2017-18 NETS / OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

41 – Allen Crabbe vs. CHI, 4/9/18 Points, Game

44 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) 41 – Giannis Antetokounmpo at MIL, 1/26/18

41 – Nikola Jokic at DEN, 11/7/17 41 – Aaron Gordon at ORL, 10/24/17

41 – Nikola Vucevic vs. ORL, 10/20/17

24 – D’Angelo Russell (1st) vs. TOR, 3/13/18 Points, Quarter 23 – LeBron James (4th) at CLE, 11/22/17

29 – Allen Crabbe (1st) vs. CHI, 4/9/18 Points, Half 28 – Dwight Howard (2nd) vs. CHA, 3/21/18

13 – Allen Crabbe at DET, 2/7/18 Field Goals Made 17 – Nikola Vucevic vs. ORL, 10/20/17

24 – Allen Crabbe vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) 24 – Spencer Dinwiddie vs. TOR, 1/8/18 (OT)

24 – D’Angelo Russell at LAL, 11/3/17 24 – D’Angelo Russell at ORL, 10/24/17

Field Goals Attempted 35 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

33 – Bradley Beal vs. WAS, 12/12/17

.800 (12-15) – Allen Crabbe vs. CHI, 4/9/18 .800 (8-10) – Tyler Zeller at DEN, 11/7/17

FG Pct. (Min. 10 Att.) .800 (8-10) – Enes Kanter at NYK, 1/30/18 .800 (8-10) – Al Horford vs. BOS, 11/14/17

8 – Allen Crabbe vs. CHI, 4/9/18 8 – Allen Crabbe vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

3-Point FG Made 8 – James Harden at HOU, 11/27/17

18 – Allen Crabbe vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) 14 – Allen Crabbe at DET, 2/7/18

14 – Allen Crabbe vs. WAS, 12/12/17 3-Point FG Attempted 13 – James Harden at HOU, 11/27/17

1.000 (4-4) – Caris LeVert vs. MEM, 3/19/18 1.000 (5-5) – Joe Harris at OKC, 1/23/18 1.000 (4-4) – Joe Harris at MIA, 12/29/17

3-Point Pct. (Min. 4 Att.)

1.000 (4-4) – Anthony Davis at NOP, 12/27/17 1.000 (4-4) – George Hill vs. SAC, 12/20/17

1.000 (4-4) – Justise Winslow vs. MIA, 12/9/17 1.000 (5-5) – Joe Ingles vs. UTA, 11/17/17

1.000 (5-5) – Aaron Gordon at ORL, 10/24/17

13 – Spencer Dinwiddie vs. PHI, 1/31/18 Free Throws Made 16 – Jimmy Butler vs. MIN, 1/3/18

15 – Spencer Dinwiddie vs. PHI, 1/31/18 Free Throws Att. 21 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

1.000 (12-12) – Spencer Dinwiddie vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) FT Pct. (Min. 10 Att.)

1.000 (11-11) – Khris Middleton at MIL, 4/5/18 1.000 (11-11) – Kemba Walker vs. CHA, 3/21/18

1.000 (11-11) – Joel Embiid at PHI, 3/16/18 1.000 (10-10) – Victor Oladipo at IND, 12/23/17 (OT)

1.000 (10-10) – James Harden vs. HOU, 2/6/18

7 – Jarrett Allen at SAC, 3/1/18 (OT) 6 – Trevor Booker at IND, 10/18/17

Offensive Rebounds 11 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

14 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson vs. TOR, 1/8/18 (OT) 13 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson at MIA, 3/31/18 (OT)

12 – DeMarre Carroll at ORL, 3/28/18

Defensive Rebounds 20 – Andre Drummond at DET, 2/7/18

17 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson vs. TOR, 1/8/18 (OT) 14 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson at MIA, 3/31/18 (OT)

14 – Jarrett Allen at DET, 2/7/18 Total Rebounds 30 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

9 – DeMarre Carroll (3rd) at DET, 2/7/18 Rebounds, Quarter 12 – Dwight Howard (3rd) vs. CHA, 3/21/18

12 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2nd & OT) vs. TOR, 1/8/18 9 – Dante Cunningham (2nd) at CHI, 4/7/18

9 – DeMarre Carroll (2nd) at DET, 2/7/18 9 – Jarrett Allen (2nd) at DET, 2/7/18

9 – Jahlil Okafor (2nd) at NYK, 1/30/18 9 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2nd) at BOS, 12/31/17 9 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2nd) at ATL, 12/4/17

9 – Trevor Booker (2nd) at MEM, 11/26/17

Rebounds, Half 20 – Dwight Howard (2nd) vs. CHA, 3/21/18

13 – D’Angelo Russell at TOR, 3/23/18 13 – Spencer Dinwiddie vs. SAS, 1/17/18

Assists 25 – Rajon Rondo at NOP, 12/27/17

7 – Spencer Dinwiddie (4th) vs. MIL, 2/4/18

Assists, Quarter 10 – Rajon Rondo (4th) at NOP, 12/27/17

8 – Spencer Dinwiddie (2nd) at MIA, 3/31/18 (OT) 8 – D’Angelo Russell (1st) at TOR, 3/23/18 8 – Spencer Dinwiddie (2nd) vs. MIL, 2/4/18

8 – Spencer Dinwiddie (1st) vs. IND, 12/17/17 8 – Spencer Dinwiddie (2nd) at CLE, 11/22/17

Assists, Half 14 – Rajon Rondo (2nd) at NOP, 12/27/17

5 – Caris LeVert at PHX, 11/6/17 Steals 6 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

6 – Gary Harris at DEN, 11/7/17

8 – D’Angelo Russell at DEN, 11/7/17

8 – D’Angelo Russell vs. ORL, 10/20/17

Turnovers 8 – John Wall at WAS, 1/13/18

8 – LeBron James vs. CLE, 10/25/17

5 – Jarrett Allen at MIL, 4/5/18 Blocked Shots

6 – Serge Ibaka vs. TOR, 1/8/18 (OT)

6 – Jayson Tatum vs. BOS, 1/6/18 6 – Anthony Davis at NOP, 12/27/17

6 – Myles Turner at IND, 12/23/17 (OT)

+29 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson at ATL, 12/4/17 Plus/Minus +39 – DeMarcus Cousins at NOP, 12/27/17

44:24 – Allen Crabbe vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT) Minutes Played 49:46 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

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LAST TIME...

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

40-49 points 41 – Allen Crabbe vs. CHI, 4/9/18 44 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

50+ points 57 – Deron Williams at CHA, 3/4/12 50 – Shaquille O’Neal vs. LAL, 4/2/98

15-19 rebounds 17 – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson vs. TOR, 1/8/18 (OT) 15 – Nikola Vucevic at ORL, 3/28/18

20+ rebounds 24 – Reggie Evans vs. PHI, 4/9/13 24 – Dwight Howard at CHA, 2/22/18

25+ rebounds 26 – Reggie Evans at POR, 3/27/13 30 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

10+ offensive rebounds 12 – Thomas Robinson at CHA, 4/8/16 11 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

15+ defensive rebounds 15 – Reggie Evans vs. PHI, 4/9/13 19 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

5+ blocks 5 – Jarrett Allen at MIL, 4/5/18 5 – Nikola Mirotic vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

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

6+ steals 6 – Markel Brown at IND, 4/10/16 6 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

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

15-19 assists 15 – Deron Williams at LAL, 2/20/15 16 – John Wall at WAS, 1/13/18 (OT)

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

15-19 field goals made 17 – Bojan Bogdanovic vs. PHI, 3/15/16 16 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

20+ field goals made 21 – Ray Williams at DET, 4/17/82 20 – Luis Scola vs. HOU, 3/13/10

30+ field goals attempted 34 – Sean Kilpatrick vs. LAC, 11/29/16 (2OT) 35 – Anthony Davis vs. NOP, 2/10/18 (2OT)

6+ 3-pointers made 6 – Quincy Acy at CHI, 4/7/18 6 – Stephen Curry at GSW, 3/6/18

8+ 3-pointers made 8 – Allen Crabbe vs. CHI, 4/9/18 8 – James Harden at HOU, 11/27/17

15-19 free throws made 16 – Jeremy Lin at BOS, 4/10/17 16 – Jimmy Butler vs. MIN, 1/3/18

20+ free throws attempted 21 – Deron Williams at CHA, 3/4/12 21 – Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18

10+ turnovers 11 – Richard Jefferson at CHI, 11/5/04 10 – Dwyane Wade vs. MIA, 2/28/04

Triple-Double D’Angelo Russell at TOR, 3/13/18 (18 pts, 11 rebs, 13 asts) Kyle Lowry at TOR, 3/13/18 (25 pts, 10 rebs, 12 asts)

4-point play Allen Crabbe at BOS, 4/11/18 Kemba Walker at CHA, 3/8/18

20/20 Game (PTS/REBS) Reggie Evans at POR, 3/27/13 (22 pts, 26 rebs) Enes Kanter at NYK, 1/30/18 (20 pts, 20 rebs)

30/20 Game (PTS/REBS) Sam Bowie vs. MIN, 3/20/91 (38 pts, 20 rebs) Dwight Howard vs. CHA, 3/21/18 (32 pts, 30 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 Jimmy Butler at CHI, 12/28/16

LAST TIME THE NETS… (SINGLE SEASON) Won by 20-29 pts 124 – 96 at CHI, 4/7/18

Won by 30+ pts 119 – 84 vs. WAS, 12/22/17

Lost by 20-29 pts 121 – 95 at PHI, 4/3/18

Lost by 30+ pts 114 – 80 vs. DET, 1/10/18

Won 5-10 straight 6, 3/25/15 – 4/3/15

Won 10+ straight 14, 3/12/06 – 4/6/06

Lost 5-9 straight 8, 2/2/18 – 2/22/18

Lost 10+ straight 16, 1/21 – 2/25/17

Scored 40+ in a quarter 42 (3rd Quarter) vs. GSW, 11/19/17

Came back from 20+ pts to win 21 at WAS, 12/26/11

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2017-18 NETS RECORDS WHEN…

Category Home Road Overall Category Home Road Overall

Led after the 1st quarter 10-10 8-7 18-17 Nets score less than 80 -- -- --

Trailed after the 1st quarter 5-16 4-19 9-35 Nets score 80-89 0-3 0-2 0-5

Tied after the 1st quarter -- 1-2 1-2 Nets score 90-99 2-7 2-7 4-14

Home Road Overall Nets score 100-109 5-8 3-8 8-16

Led after the 2nd quarter 9-7 9-7 18-14 Nets score 110-119 7-6 6-7 13-13

Trailed after the 2nd quarter 5-17 3-20 8-37 Nets score 120+ 1-2 2-4 3-6

Tied after the 2nd quarter 1-2 1-1 2-3 Home Road Overall

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

Led after the 3rd quarter 9-3 12-5 21-8 Opp. scores 80-89 2-1 2-0 4-1

Trailed after the 3rd quarter 6-21 0-22 6-43 Opp. scores 90-99 5-0 4-0 9-0

Tied after the 3rd quarter 0-2 1-1 1-3 Opp. scores 100-109 6-9 5-4 11-13

Home Road Overall Opp. scores 110-119 1-9 2-14 3-23

Shot equal/higher FG % 12-4 11-5 23-9 Opp. scores 120+ 1-7 0-10 1-17

Shot a lower FG % than opp. 3-22 2-23 5-45 Home Road Overall

Shot 50% or better 8-1 3-2 11-3 Outscored opp. bench 9-19 10-24 19-43

Shot between 40-49% 7-17 10-24 17-41 Outscored by opp. bench 6-7 3-4 9-11

Shot under 40% 0-8 0-2 0-10 Equal bench points -- -- --

Home Road Overall Home Road Overall

Opponent shot 50% or better 2-11 0-13 2-24 Equal or more second chance points 7-12 7-13 14-25

Opponent shot 40-49% 8-13 10-15 18-28 Opp. records more second chance points 8-14 6-15 14-29

Opponent shot under 40% 5-2 3-0 8-2 Home Road Overall

Home Road Overall Equal or more fastbreak points 8-10 11-6 19-16

Attempted equal/more FG 4-14 7-10 11-24 Opp. records more fastbreak points 7-16 2-22 9-38

Attempted fewer FG than opp. 11-12 6-18 17-30 Home Road Overall

Made equal/more 3PT 14-23 12-20 26-43 Equal or more points in the paint 9-11 9-10 18-21

Made fewer 3PT than opp. 1-3 1-8 2-11 Opp. records more points in the paint 6-15 4-18 10-33

Attempted equal or more FT 8-14 7-15 15-29 Home Road Overall

Attempted fewer FT than opp. 7-12 6-13 13-25 Association Jersey (White) -- 4-13 4-13

Home Road Overall Icon Jersey (Black) 10-11 3-4 13-15

Equal or more rebounds 8-7 9-14 17-21 Statement Jersey (Grey) 2-5 6-11 8-16

Opponent out-rebounds 7-19 4-14 11-33 City Jersey 3-10 -- 3-10

Equal or more assists 13-16 12-11 25-27

Opponent records more assists 2-10 1-17 3-27

Equal or more turnovers 11-18 7-24 18-42

Opponent records more turnovers 4-8 6-4 10-12

RECORD BY CONFERENCE / DIVISION

VS. EAST: 19-33 VS. WEST: 9-21

ATLANTIC: 1-15 CENTRAL: 6-12 SOUTHEAST: 12-6 SOUTHWEST: 4-6 NORTHWEST: 4-6 PACIFIC: 1-9

vs. Boston 0-4 vs. Chicago 3-0 vs. Atlanta 3-1 vs. Dallas 2-0 vs. Denver 0-2 vs. Golden State 0-2

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

vs. Philadelphia 1-3 vs. Detroit 1-3 vs. Miami 3-1 vs. Memphis 2-0 vs. Oklahoma City 1-1 vs. LA Lakers 0-2

vs. Toronto 0-4 vs. Indiana 0-4 vs. Orlando 3-1 vs. New Orleans 0-2 vs. Portland 1-1 vs. Phoenix 1-1

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

0-2

Bold Opponents: No more remaining games this season.

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BACK-TO-BACKS

The Nets played 15 sets of back-to-back games this season. Below is a chart outlining the Nets’ back-to-back games for the 2017-18 season.

FIRST GAME SECOND GAME

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

10/24/17 at Orlando 125-121 (L) 10/25/17 vs. Cleveland 112-107 (W)

11/06/17 at Phoenix 98-92 (W) 11/07/17 at Denver 112-104 (L)

11/10/17 at Portland 101-97 (W) 11/11/17 at Utah 114-106 (L)

11/26/17 at Memphis 98-88 (W) 11/27/17 at Houston 117-103 (L)

12/14/17 vs. New York 111-104 (L) 12/15/17 at Toronto 120-87 (L)

12/22/17 vs. Washington 119-84 (W) 12/23/17 at Indiana 123-119 (L/OT)

12/26/17 at San Antonio 109-97 (L) 12/27/17 at New Orleans 128-113 (L)

12/31/17 at Boston 108-105 (L) 01/01/18 vs. Orlando 98-95 (W)

01/12/18 at Atlanta 110-105 (W) 01/13/18 at Washington 119-113 (L/OT)

01/26/18 at Milwaukee 116-91 (L) 01/27/18 at Minnesota 111-97 (L)

01/30/18 at New York 111-95 (L) 01/31/18 vs. Philadelphia 116-108 (W)

02/06/18 vs. Houston 123-113 (L) 02/07/18 at Detroit 115-106 (L)

02/26/18 vs. Chicago 104-87 (W) 02/27/18 at Cleveland 129-123 (L)

03/16/18 at Philadelphia 120-116 (L) 03/17/18 vs. Dallas 114-106 (W)

03/31/18 at Miami 110-109 (W/OT) 04/01/18 vs. Detroit 108-96 (L)

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 4 2-2 0-4

Away/Away 6 4-2 0-6

Away/Home 5 1-4 4-1

TOTAL 15 7-8 4-11

SEASON # B2BS

2017-18 15

2016-17 14

2015-16 15

2014-15 19

2013-14 20

2012-13 23*

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TRANSACTIONS (SINCE JULY 1) JULY 13, 2017: Acquired DeMarre Carroll and 2018 first and second round draft picks from the Toronto Raptors in exchange for Justin Hamilton

JULY 20, 2017: Signed Jarrett Allen to a multi-year contract

JULY 21, 2017: Signed Yakuba Ouattara to a two-way contract

JULY 25, 2017: Acquired Allen Crabbe from the Portland Trail Blazers in exchange for Andrew Nicholson

JULY 28, 2017: Waived Archie Goodwin

AUG. 4, 2017: Signed Milton Doyle and Jeremy Senglin

AUG. 14, 2017: Signed Jacob Wiley to a two-way contract

SEPT. 12, 2017: Signed Tyler Zeller to a multi-year contract

SEPT. 24, 2017: Signed Akil Mitchell

OCT. 11, 2017: Waived Milton Doyle, Akil Mitchell and Jeremy Senglin

OCT. 12, 2017: Signed Tahjere McCall and Kamari Murphy

OCT. 13, 2017: Waived Tahjere McCall and Kamari Murphy

OCT. 23, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets of the NBA G League; recalled Whitehead from Long Island on the same day

OCT. 26, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets

OCT. 29, 2017: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

OCT. 30, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets

NOV. 2, 2017: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

NOV. 3, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets


NOV. 24, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets


DEC. 3, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets

DEC. 7, 2017: Acquired Jahlil Okafor, Nik Stauskas and a 2019 second round draft pick from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Trevor Booker; waived Sean Kilpatrick

DEC. 8, 2017: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets


DEC. 15, 2017: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

DEC. 17, 2017: Waived Yakuba Ouattara

DEC. 18, 2017: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets ; Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

DEC. 18, 2017: Signed Milton Doyle to a two-way contract


JAN. 8, 2018: Assigned D’Angelo Russell to the Long Island Nets; Recalled D’Angelo Russell from the Long Island Nets

JAN. 15, 2018: Assigned D’Angelo Russell to the Long Island Nets; Recalled D’Angelo Russell from the Long Island Nets

JAN. 15, 2018: Signed James Webb III to a two-way contract and waived Jacob Wiley

JAN. 27, 2018: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

FEB. 1, 2018: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets

FEB. 5, 2018: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

FEB. 5, 2018: Acquired Rashad Vaughn and a second round draft pick from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for Tyler Zeller


FEB. 8, 2018: Acquired Dante Cunningham from the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for Rashad Vaughn

FEB. 9, 2018: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets


MAR. 13, 2018: Recalled Isaiah Whitehead from the Long Island Nets

MAR. 14, 2018: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets


MAR. 18, 2018: Assigned Isaiah Whitehead to the Long Island Nets


HOW THE NETS WERE BUILT DRAFT (1):

Jarrett Allen: 2017 NBA Draft — 22nd overall pick on June 22, 2017

TRADE (10):

Dante Cunningham: From New Orleans in exchange for Rashad Vaughn, on February 8, 2018

Jahlil Okafor: From Philadelphia, along with Nik Stauskas and a 2019 second round draft pick, in exchange for Trevor Booker, on December 7, 2017

Nik Stauskas: From Philadelphia, along with Jahlil Okafor and a 2019 second round draft pick, in exchange for Trevor Booker, on December 7, 2017

Allen Crabbe: From Portland, in exchange for Andrew Nicholson, on July 25, 2017

DeMarre Carroll: From Toronto, along with 2018 first and second round draft picks, in exchange for Justin Hamilton, on July 13, 2017

D’Angelo Russell: From LA Lakers, along with Timofey Mozgov, in exchange for Brook Lopez and the draft rights to Kyle Kuzma, the 27th pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, on June 22, 2017

Timofey Mozgov: From LA Lakers, along with D’Angelo Russell, in exchange for Brook Lopez and the draft rights to Kyle Kuzma, the 27th pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, on June 22, 2017

Caris LeVert: From Indiana, along with a future second round draft pick, in exchange for Thaddeus Young, on July 7, 2016

Isaiah Whitehead: From Utah, in exchange for cash considerations and the draft rights to Marcus Paige, the 55th overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, on June 24, 2016

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson: From Portland, along with Steve Blake, in exchange for Mason Plumlee and the draft rights to Pat Connaughton, the 41st pick in the 2015 NBA Draft, on June 25, 2015

FREE AGENCY (6):

James Webb III: Signed a two-way contract on January 15, 2018

Milton Doyle: Signed a two-way contract on December 18, 2017

Quincy Acy: Signed a multi-year contract after inking two 10-day contracts on January 30, 2017

Spencer Dinwiddie: Signed a multi-year contract on December 8, 2016

Joe Harris: Signed a multi-year contract on July 19, 2016

Jeremy Lin: Signed a multi-year contract on July 7, 2016

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KENNY ATKINSON

Kenny Atkinson was named as the 21st head coach in Nets NBA history on April 17, 2016 and enters his second

season on the sidelines in 2017-18.

Atkinson joined the Nets after spending the past four seasons as an assistant coach with the Atlanta Hawks under

head coach Mike Budenholzer. The Hawks made playoff appearances in each of Atkinson’s four seasons, including

the club’s first-ever trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2014-15. The 2014-15 Hawks registered a franchise-

record 60 wins, including a franchise-best 19-game win streak, and captured their first division title in more than 20

years. Atkinson served on the 2015 Eastern Conference All-Star coaching staff, and he guided Team World in the

BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge during All-Star weekend in New York. Prior to his tenure with the Hawks,

Atkinson was an assistant coach for four seasons with the New York Knicks (2008-12), helping the team reach the

postseason in 2011 and 2012. Atkinson also spent one season as the director of player development for the Houston

Rockets (2007-08).

A native of Northport, New York, Atkinson has also held various coaching positions abroad, serving as director of player development/assistant

coach for Paris Basket Racing Club in France (2004-06), director of player development/assistant coach for the national team of the Republic of

Georgia in the summer of 2006 and as an assistant coach with the Ukraine national team at the European championships in 2011. Most recently,

Atkinson was head coach of the Dominican Republic national team in the 2015 FIBA Americas Championship in Mexico City.

Prior to beginning his coaching career, Atkinson played professionally for 14 years (1990-2004), beginning his pro career in the CBA and USBL

before competing for teams in France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Spain. A standout collegiate player at the University of Richmond, Atkinson

earned All-CAA First Team honors as a junior and senior and helped lead the Spiders to a Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1988.

He was also selected as the 1987 CAA Rookie of the Year. Atkinson was inducted into the University of Richmond Hall of Fame in 2010.

Atkinson and his wife, Laura, have a son, Anthony, and a daughter, Annika.

THE KENNY ATKINSON FILE YEARS POSITION TEAM

2016-present Head Coach Brooklyn Nets

2012-16 Assistant Coach Atlanta Hawks

2008-12 Assistant Coach New York Knicks

2007-08 Director of Player Development Houston Rockets

2004-06 Assistant Coach Paris Basket Racing

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#13 – QUINCY ACY FORWARD/CENTER ∙ 6-7 ∙ 240 ∙ BAYLOR ∙ 10/6/90 ∙ 5 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 37th overall pick (second round) in the 2012 NBA Draft by Toronto.

Has played for five NBA teams in his career, including the Raptors, Kings, Knicks, Mavericks and Nets.

Has a Chocolate Lab named Bruiser. Enjoys going fishing in the offseason.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 21, BKN at CHI 4/7/18 21, BKN at CHI 4/7/18

FGM 8, SAC vs. LAL 1/7/16 7, 2x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

FGA 14, BKN at CHI 4/7/18 14, BKN at CHI 4/7/18

3FGM 6, BKN at CHI 4/7/18 6, BKN at CHI 4/7/18

3F A 13, BKN at CHI 4/7/18 13, BKN at CHI 4/7/18

FTM 6, 2x (last: BKN at UTA 3/3/17) 5, BKN at TOR 12/15/17

FTA 8, BKN at UTA 3/3/17 6, 2x (last: BKN vs. NYK 1/15/18)

OREB 7, SAC vs. MIL 2/1/16 3, 2x (last: BKN vs. NY 12/14/17)

DREB 11, NYK at MEM 1/5/15 9, BKN at SAS 12/26/17

TREB 14, NYK at MEM 1/5/15 10, BKN at SAS 12/26/17

ASTS 5, BKN vs. LAC 2/12/18 5, BKN vs. LAC 2/12/18

STLS 3, 6x (last: BKN vs. LAC 2/12/18) 3, 2x (last: BKN vs. LAC 2/12/18)

BLKS 3, 5x (last: BKN at ATL 3/8/17) 2, 7x (last: BKN at PHI 4/3/18)

MINS 40, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 (2OT) 40, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 (2OT)

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGES: 5.9 PPG 3.7 RPG 0.8 APG 0.5 SPG 0.4 BPG 19.4 MPG

LAST FIVE GAMES

DATE OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OREB DREB TREB AST PF STL TO BLK PTS

4/11 @ BOS 23:34 3-6 2-5 0-0 1 4 5 1 2 1 1 1 8

4/9 vs. CHI 19:42 2-4 1-2 0-0 1 3 4 0 2 2 0 0 5

4/7 @ CHI 23:24 7-14 6-13 1-2 0 3 3 1 4 0 0 1 21

4/5 @ MIL 22:33 3-6 3-5 0-0 0 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 9

4/3 @ PHI 21:46 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 2 3

#31 – JARRETT ALLEN CENTER ∙ 6-11 ∙ 234 ∙ TEXAS ∙ 4/21/98 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 22nd overall pick (first round) in the 2017 NBA Draft by Brooklyn out of the University of Texas.

In his lone season as a Longhorn, he averaged 13.4 ppg, 8.4 rpg and 1.5 bpg in 32.1 mpg through 33 contests, shooting .566 from the field and registering 12 double-doubles.

His favorite sport other than basketball is eSports. If he wasn’t a basketball player, he’d pursue becoming a computer engineer or professional gamer.

CAREER HIGHS PTS 20, BKN vs. LAL 2/2/18

FGM 8, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHI 2/26/18)

FGA 11, 6x (last: BKN vs. CHI 2/26/18)

3FGM 1, 5x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18

3FGA 1, 15x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

FTM 7, KN at TOR 3/23/18

FTA 7, BKN at TOR 3/23/18

OREB 7, BKN at SAC 3/1/18 (OT)

DREB 9, BKN at DET 2/7/18

TREB 14, BKN at DET 2/7/18

ASTS 6, BKN at DET 2/7/18

STLS 2, 4x (last: BKN vs. LAL 2/2/18)

BLKS 5, BKN at MIL 4/5/18

MINS 34, BKN at SAC 3/1/18 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 19:20 4-5 0-0 2-2 0 7 7 0 4 0 0 1 10

4/9 vs. CHI 28:14 4-5 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 0 1 1 2 4 8

4/7 @ CHI 21:05 4-6 1-1 0-0 1 4 5 0 2 0 0 4 9

4/5 @ MIL 31:10 2-6 0-0 0-0 3 7 10 2 3 0 1 5 4

4/3 @ PHI 19:46 1-1 0-0 3-6 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 5

#9 – DEMARRE CARROLL FORWARD ∙ 6-8 ∙ 215 ∙ MISSOURI ∙ 7/27/86 ∙ 8 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 27th overall pick (first round) in the 2009 NBA Draft by Memphis.

The Nets are Carroll’s seventh NBA team (a high among current Nets players), having previously suited up for the Grizzlies, Rockets, Nuggets, Jazz, Hawks and Raptors.

Lists his favorite musical artist as Future.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 26, 3x (last: BKN vs. MIA 1/19/18) 26, BKN vs. MIA 1/19/18

FGM 9, 6x (last: BKN vs. MIA 1/19/18) 9, BKN vs. MIA 1/19/18

FGA 19, BKN at GSW 3/6/18 19, BKN at GSW 3/6/18

3FGM 6, 2x (last: BKN at LAC 3/4/18) 6, BKN at LAC 3/4/18

3FGA 11, BKN at LAC 3/4/18 11, BKN at LAC 3/4/18

FTM 8, BKN vs. NYK 1/15/18 8, BKN vs. NYK 1/15/18

FTA 10, 2x (last: BKN vs. ATL 10/22/17) 10, BKN vs. ATL 10/22/17

OREB 6, 3x (last: ATL at GSW 3/18/15) 5, 2x (last: BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 2OT)

DREB 12, 2x (last: BKN at ORL 3/28/18) 12, BKN at ORL 3/28/18

TREB 13, BKN at IND 12/23/17 (OT) 13, BKN at IND 12/23/17 (OT)

ASTS 6, UTA vs. DAL 4/16/12 (3OT) 5, 4x (last: BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18)

STLS 6, TOR at GSW 11/17/15 4, 3x (last: BKN at ATL 1/12/18)

BLKS 3, 3x (last: TOR at HOU 11/23/16) 2, 3x (last: BKN at TOR 3/23/18)

MINS 45, UTA vs. DAL 4/16/12 (3OT) 37, BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS INACTIVE – Left Hip Strain

4/9 vs. CHI INACTIVE – Left Hip Strain

4/7 @ CHI INACTIVE – Left Hip Strain

4/5 @ MIL INACTIVE – Left Hip Strain

4/3 @ PHI 18:06 3-7 3-5 1-2 0 2 2 0 1 0 3 0 10

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#33 – ALLEN CRABBE GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-6 ∙ 215 ∙ CALIFORNIA ∙ 4/9/92 ∙ 4 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 31st overall pick (second round) in the 2013 NBA Draft by Cleveland before being traded to Portland on draft night.

Spent the first four seasons of his NBA career as a Trail Blazer, culminating in single-season career-highs for ppg, rpg, FG % (.468) and 3FG % (.444) last season.

Lists Kevin Hart as his favorite non-athlete to follow on social media. Would’ve pursued a career in baseball if he didn’t become an NBA

player.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 34, BKN at DET 2/7/18 41, BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18

FGM 13, BKN at DET 2/7/18 13, BKN at DET 2/7/18

FGA 24, BKN vs. NOP 2/ 0/18 (2OT 24, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 ( OT)

3FGM 8, 3x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18) 8, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18)

3FGA 18, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 (2OT) 18, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 (2OT)

FTM 9, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18) 9, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18)

FTA 11, BKN at LAL 11/3/17 11, BKN at LAL 11/3/17

OREB 2, 12x (last: BKN at GSW 3/6/18) 2, 4x (last: BKN at GSW 3/6/18)

DREB 8, 5x (last: BKN at CHA 3/8/18) 8, 4x (last: BKN at CHA 3/8/18)

TREB 8, 7x (last: BKN at CHA 3/8/18) 8, 6x (last: BKN at CHA 3/8/18)

ASTS 5, 3x (last: POR at WAS 1/16/17) 4, 3x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18)

STLS 4, POR vs. HOU 3/30/17 2, 10x (last: BKN at SAC 3/1/18 OT)

BLKS 3, BKN vs. ORL 1/1/18 3, BKN vs. ORL 1/1/18



LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 25:50 5-13 5-10 1-1 1 6 7 3 1 1 0 1 16

4/9 vs. CHI 33:42 12-15 8-11 9-9 0 5 5 4 2 1 1 1 41

4/7 @ CHI 21:46 7-15 5-13 1-1 1 1 2 4 2 1 1 0 20

4/5 @ MIL 30:24 8-14 5-10 4-5 0 7 7 1 1 0 2 2 25

4/3 @ PHI INACTIVE – Illness

#44 – DANTE CUNNINGHAM FORWARD ∙ 6-8 ∙ 230 ∙ VILLANOVA ∙ 4/22/87 ∙ 8 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Acquired by Brooklyn on 2/8 in a trade with the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for Rashad Vaughn.

Was selected by Portland with the 33rd overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft out of Villanova.

Prior to joining the Nets, played in 51 games for the Pelicans this season, averaging 5.0 points and 3.8 rebounds in 21.9 minutes per game.

Is in his ninth NBA season and has suited up for Portland, Charlotte, Memphis, Minnesota and New Orleans throughout his career.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 23, MIN vs. POR 2/4/13 22, BKN at CHA 2/22/18

FGM 11, MIN vs. POR 2/4/13 8, BKN at CHA 2/22/18

FGA 20, CH vs. RL 4/6/11 (OT) 12, BKN at CHA 2/22/18

3FGM 4, 5x (last: BKN at CHA 2/22/18) 4, BKN at CHA 2/22/18

3FGA 7, 5x (last: BKN at CHA 2/22/18) 7, BKN at CHA 2/22/18)

FTM 6, 2x (last: NOP vs. LAC 3/20/16) 4, NOP vs. SAS 11/22/17

FTA 10, MIN vs. HOU 4/11/14 4, 4x (last: BKN at CHA 2/22/18)

OREB 8, POR at MIN 2/14/11 5, NOP vs. GSW 12/4/17

DREB 10, 5x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18) 10, 2x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

TREB 14, MEM vs. MIN 3/27/12 12, 3x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

ASTS 6, MIN vs. CHA 1/10/14 4, BKN at CHA 2/22/18

STLS 5, MIN vs. BOS 11/16/13 2, 4x (last: BKN at SAC 3/1/18)

BLKS 5, NOP vs. UTA 2/9/15 2, 5x (last: BKN at BOS 4/11/18)

MINS 46, NOP at MEM 3/11/16 (OT) 35, NOP at OKC 2/2/18


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 20:12 4-7 0-1 0-0 3 3 6 1 1 0 0 2 8

4/9 vs. CHI 20:35 2-7 1-2 0-0 3 2 5 2 0 1 1 1 5

4/7 @ CHI 22:10 4-8 0-3 1-1 2 10 12 1 3 0 0 1 9

4/5 @ MIL DND – Back Spasms

4/3 @ PHI 15:58 1-5 1-4 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 3

#8 – SPENCER DINWIDDIE GUARD ∙ 6-6 ∙ 200 ∙ COLORADO ∙ 4/6/93 ∙ 3 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 38th overall pick (second round) in the 2014 NBA Draft by Detroit.

Spent two seasons with the Pistons before joining the Nets and setting single-season career-highs in all major statistical categories.

Lists his favorite musical artist as Rick Ross and lists cooking as a talent.

Would like to be an investor if he wasn’t an NBA player.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 31, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT) 31, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT)

FGM 10, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT) 10, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT)

FGA 24, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT) 24, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT)

3FGM 6, BKN vs. UTA 11/17/17 6, BKN vs. UTA 11/17/17

3FGA 11, 3x (last: BKN at IND 12/23/17 OT) 11, 3x (last: BKN at IND 12/23/17 OT)

FTM 13, BKN vs. PHI 1/31/18 13, BKN vs. PHI 1/31/18

FTA 15, BKN vs. PHI 1/31/18 15, BKN vs. PHI 1/31/18

OREB 3, 2x (last: BKN vs. ORL 10/20/17) 3, BKN vs. ORL 10/20/17

DREB 8, BKN at ATL 1/12/18 8, BKN at ATL 1/12/18

TREB 9, 2x (last: BKN at ATL 1/12/18) 9, BKN at ATL 1/12/18

ASTS 13, BKN vs. SAS 1/17/18 13, BKN vs. SAS 1/17/18

STLS 3, 7x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 3, 6x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)

BLKS 3, BKN vs. ATL 12/2/17 3, BKN vs. ATL 12/2/17



LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS INACTIVE – Sore Right Knee

4/9 vs. CHI 35:22 6-13 3-9 5-6 0 3 3 7 1 0 4 0 20

4/7 @ CHI 29:01 3-11 2-9 0-0 0 1 1 9 2 2 2 0 8

4/5 @ MIL 24:36 3-7 2-5 1-1 0 2 2 6 2 0 1 0 9

4/3 @ PHI 32:44 4-11 3-7 5-8 0 6 6 6 1 0 4 0 16

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#14 – MILTON DOYLE GUARD ∙ 6-4 ∙ 180 ∙ LOYOLA CHICAGO ∙ 10/31/93 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

Signed a two-way contract with the Brooklyn Nets on 12/18. Prior to 12/18, Doyle appeared in in 17 games for Brooklyn’s NBA G League affiliate, the Long Island Nets, averaging a team-high 21.3 points along with 5.7 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.6 steals in 34.7 minutes per game.

Went undrafted in the 2017 NBA Draft after a four-year collegiate career at Loyola Chicago. Earned All-MVC First Team honors as a senior, becoming the first Loyola Chicago player to make the

All-MVC First Team. Also appeared in four games for Brooklyn’s entry in the Las Vegas Summer League and participated

in Brooklyn’s training camp.

CAREER HIGHS PTS 8, BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18

FGM 3, BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18 FGA 11, BKN at BOS 4/11/18 3FGM 2, BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18 3FGA 5, BKN at BOS 4/11/18 FTM 2, 2x (last: BKN at BOS 4/11/18) FTA 3, BKN at BOS 4/11/18 OREB 2, BKN vs. DET 1/10/18 DREB 3, 2x (last: BKN at PHI 4/3/18) TREB 3, 4x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18) ASTS 5, BKN at BOS 4/11/18 STLS 2, 2x (last: BKN at BOS 4/11/18) BLKS 1, 2x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18) MINS 25, BKN at BOS 4/11/18


FIRST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 25:02 2-11 0-5 2-3 0 1 1 5 2 2 0 0 6

4/9 vs. CHI 16:00 3-4 2-3 0-0 1 2 3 0 4 0 0 1 8

4/7 @ CHI 8:25 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0

4/5 @ MIL DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/3 @ PHI 12:00 1-4 0-1 0-2 0 3 3 1 2 2 0 0 2

#12 – JOE HARRIS GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-6 ∙ 219 ∙ VIRGINIA ∙ 9/6/91 ∙ 3 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 33rd overall pick (second round) in the 2014 NBA Draft by Cleveland.

Spent his first two NBA seasons with the Cavs, seeing action in 56 games (one start) before joining Brooklyn as a free agent and appearing in 52 games (11 starts) during the 2016-17 season.

Lists the Seattle Seahawks as his favorite sports team and Ray Allen and Gary Payton as his favorite athletes when he was growing up.

Has three sisters: older sister, Kaiti, played college basketball at Yakima Valley College and Warner Pacific College. Younger sister, Jaicee, played volleyball at Washington State.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 30, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18 30, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18

FGM 11, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18 11, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18

FGA 15, BKN at BOS 10/26/16 14, 2x (last: BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18)

3FGM 6, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18 6, BKN vs. CLE 3/25/18

3FGA 11, BKN vs. BOS 11/14/17 11, BKN vs. BOS 11/14/17

FTM 4, 7x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 4, 5x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)

FTA 5, 4x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 5, 3x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)

OREB 4, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18 4, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18

DREB 9, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18 9, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18

TREB 12, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18 12, BKN vs. BOS 1/6/18

ASTS 7, BKN vs. WAS 12/22/17 7, BKN vs. WAS 12/22/17

STLS 3, 2x (last: BKN vs. IND 2/3/17) 2, 7x (last: BKN vs. CHA 3/21/18)

BLKS 2, 6x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18) 2, 3x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

MINS 39, BKN vs. LAC 11/29/16 (2OT) 37, 2x (last: BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS DNP – Sprained Left Ankle

4/9 vs. CHI DNP – Sprained Left Ankle

4/7 @ CHI 29:08 6-9 4-5 0-0 0 4 4 6 0 1 2 2 16

4/5 @ MIL 29:27 6-8 3-5 2-2 0 4 4 6 3 0 0 0 17

4/3 @ PHI 21:33 5-11 3-7 0-1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 13

#24 – RONDAE HOLLIS-JEFFERSON FORWARD ∙ 6-7 ∙ 214 ∙ ARIZONA ∙ 1/3/95 ∙ 2 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 23rd overall pick (first round) in the 2015 NBA Draft by Portland before being acquired by Brooklyn on draft night.

In his third season with the Nets, is the longest-tenured player on the roster.

Lists his favorite movie as Hitch, his favorite television show as The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and his favorite food as spaghetti.

Brother, Rahlir, is a professional basketball player who has played in both Canada and the NBA G League.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 25, BKN vs. NYK 12/1 /17 25, BKN vs. NYK 12/14/17

FGM 10, 2x (last: BKN at BOS 12/31/17) 10, 2x (last: BKN at BOS 12/31/17)

FGA 21, BKN at BOS 12/31/17 21, BKN at BOS 12/31/17

3FGM 2, 4x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18) 2, 2x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18)

3FGA 4, 2x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18) 4, BKN at DET 1/21/18

FTM 11, BKN at UTA 11/11/17 11, BKN at UTA 11/11/17

FTA 13, BKN vs. MEM 3/19/18 13, BKN vs. MEM 3/19/18

OREB 5, 6x (last: BKN vs. MEM 3/19/18) 5, BKN vs. MEM 3/19/18

DREB 14, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT) 14, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT)

TREB 17, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT) 17, BKN vs. TOR 1/8/18 (OT)

ASTS 7, 2x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18) 7, 2x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18)

STLS 5, 2x (last: BKN at CLE 11/28/15) 4, 2x (last: BKN at CHI 4/7/18)

BLKS 4, 2x (last: BKN at MIL 4/5/18) 4, BKN at MIL 4/5/18

MINS 39, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 39, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 17:59 0-5 0-1 0-0 0 3 3 2 1 1 2 0 0

4/9 vs. CHI 31:34 2-6 0-0 0-0 0 6 6 4 2 1 4 2 4

4/7 @ CHI 22:42 3-5 0-0 2-2 0 5 5 1 0 4 1 0 8

4/5 @ MIL 37:11 3-6 0-1 8-8 1 10 11 5 3 1 5 4 14

4/3 @ PHI 17:23 2-3 0-0 1-1 0 3 3 1 1 0 2 1 5

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#22 – CARIS LEVERT GUARD/FORWARD ∙ 6-7 ∙ 203 ∙ MICHIGAN ∙ 8/25/94 ∙ 1 YEAR PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 20th overall pick (first round) in the 2016 NBA Draft by Indiana before being traded to Brooklyn.

Saw action in 57 games (26 starts) in his rookie campaign, making his NBA debut on 12/7/16 vs. Denver.

Lists Allen Iverson as his favorite NBA player growing up and Usain Bolt as his favorite athlete in another sport.

Played football and tennis, in addition to basketball, when he was growing up.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 27, BKN at LAC 3/4/18 27, BKN at LAC 3/4/18

FGM 11, BKN at LAC 3/4/18 11, BKN at LAC 3/4/18

FGA 20, BKN vs. NYK 1/15/18 20, BKN vs. NYK 1/15/18

3FGM 5, BKN at LAC 3/4/18 5, BKN at LAC 3/4/18

3FGA 7, 6x (last: BKN at LAC 3/4/18) 7, 4x (last: BKN at LAC 3/4/18)

FTM 8, BKN vs. OKC 12/7/17 8, BKN vs. OKC 12/7/17

FTA 9, 3x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18) 9, 3x (last: BKN at DET 1/21/18)

OREB 4, BKN at WAS 1/13/18 (OT) 4, BKN at WAS 1/13/18 (OT)

DREB 10, BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 10, BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)

TREB 12, BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 12, BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)

ASTS 11, BKN at MIA 12/29/17 11, BKN at MIA 12/29/17

STLS 5, BKN at PHX 11/6/17 5, BKN at PHX 11/6/17

BLKS 2, 4x (last: BKN vs. CHI 2/26/18) 2, 4x (last: BKN vs. CHI 2/26/18)

MINS 35, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT) 35, 2x (last: BKN at MIA 3/31/18 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 29:01 4-13 1-4 2-2 0 2 2 6 0 3 3 0 11

4/9 vs. CHI INACTIVE – Right Foot Tendinitis

4/7 @ CHI 24:17 5-7 2-2 1-1 0 1 1 8 0 3 3 0 13

4/5 @ MIL 29:43 5-10 2-3 1-2 0 3 3 2 2 1 2 1 13

4/3 @ PHI 24:20 2-9 0-4 0-3 0 3 3 4 4 0 0 0 4

#7 – JEREMY LIN GUARD ∙ 6-3 ∙ 200 ∙ HARVARD ∙ 8/23/88 ∙ 7 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Went undrafted in the 2010 NBA Draft. The Nets are his sixth NBA team (Golden State, New York, Houston,

L.A. Lakers and Charlotte). Lists spearfishing as his favorite offseason activity. Lists sushi as his favorite food and cooking, biking and video games as

some of his favorite hobbies.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 38, 2x (last: HOU vs. SAS 12/10/12 OT) 18, BKN at IND 10/18/17

FGM 13, 2x (last: CHA vs. TOR 12/17/15 OT) 5, BKN at IND 10/18/17

FGA 24, NYK at MIN 2/11/12 12, BKN at IND 10/18/17

3FGM 9, HOU at PHI 11/13/13 (OT) 1, BKN at IND 10/18/17

3FGA 15, HOU at PHI 11/13/13 (OT) 2, BKN at IND 10/18/17

FTM 16, BKN at BOS 4/10/17 7, BKN at IND 10/18/17

FTA 17, BKN at BOS 4/10/17 7, BKN at IND 10/18/17

OREB 5, HOU at ATL 11/2/12 --

DREB 10, HOU vs. CLE 2/1/14 --

TREB 12, BKN at BOS 4/10/17 --

ASTS 14, NYK vs. DAL 2/19/12 4, BKN at IND 10/18/17

STLS 6, 2x (last: HOU at NOH 1/25/13) --

BLKS 3, 5x (last: CHA at MEM 12/11/15) --

MINS 50, CHA at SAC 1/25/16 (2OT) 25, BKN at IND 10/18/17


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS INACTIVE – Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee

4/9 vs. CHI INACTIVE – Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee

4/7 @ CHI INACTIVE – Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee

4/5 @ MIL INACTIVE – Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee

4/3 @ PHI INACTIVE – Ruptured Patella Tendon, Right Knee

#20 – TIMOFEY MOZGOV CENTER ∙ 7-1 ∙ 275 ∙ RUSSIA ∙ 7/16/86 ∙ 7 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Went undrafted in the 2008 NBA Draft. The Nets are his fifth NBA team (New York, Denver, Cleveland and L.A.

Lakers). Was acquired by Brooklyn from the Lakers via trade in the offseason;

captured a championship with the Cavs in 2016.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 23, 4x (last: DEN at GSW 4/10/14) 11, BKN at DEN 11/7/17

FGM 10, DEN at GSW 4/10/14 4, BKN at POR 11/10/17

FGA 15, 5x (last: CLE vs. DET 4/13/15) 6, BKN vs. DEN 10/29/17

3FGM 1, 11x (last: BKN vs. DET 1/10/18) 1, 4x (last: BKN vs. DET 1/10/18)

3FGA 3, 2x (last: BKN at DEN 11/7/17) 3, 2x (last: BKN at DEN 11/7/17)

FTM 8, DEN at MIL 2/20/14 4, BKN at DEN 11/7/17

FTA 10, 2x (last: DEN at MIL 2/20/14) 4, 3x (last: BKN vs. NYK 12/14/17)

OREB 9, 2x (last: DEN at PHX 11/26/14) 4, BKN vs. DEN 10/29/17

DREB 20, DEN at GSW 4/10/14 7, BKN vs. DEN 10/29/17

TREB 29, DEN at GSW 4/10/14 11, BKN vs. DEN 10/29/17

ASTS 4, 2x (last: LAL vs. IND 1/20/17) 3, BKN at BOS 4/11/18

STLS 4, LAL vs. CHI 11/20/16 2, BKN vs. DET 1/10/18

BLKS 5, 3x (last: CLE vs. PHI 2/2/15) 2, 2x (last: BKN at DET 2/7/18)

MINS 49, DEN at TOR 12/8/14 (OT) 21, BKN vs. DEN 10/29/17


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 9:21 3-4 0-0 1-1 3 3 6 3 0 0 0 1 7

4/9 vs. CHI DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/7 @ CHI 6:39 2-2 0-0 1-2 1 4 5 0 1 0 1 1 5

4/5 @ MIL 4:53 2-2 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 6

4/3 @ PHI DNP – Coach’s Decision

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#4 – JAHLIL OKAFOR CENTER ∙ 6-11 ∙ 255 ∙ DUKE ∙ 12/15/95 ∙ 2 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Acquired by the Nets, along with Nik Stauskas and a 2019 second round draft pick, in exchange for Trevor Booker in a trade with the Philadelphia 76ers on 12/7/17.

Was selected with the third overall pick (first round) in the 2015 NBA Draft by Philadelphia, where he spent his first two-plus NBA seasons.

Earned All-Rookie First Team honors after averaging 14.7 points, 7.0 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.2 blocks in 30.0 minutes per game in his debut NBA season.

Plays chess.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 31, PHI at DAL 2/21/16 21, BKN at MIN 1/27/18

FGM 13, PHI vs. TOR 11/11/15 9, BKN at MIN 1/27/18

FGA 25, 2x (last: PHI at TOR 12/13/15) 14, BKN at MIN 1/27/18

3FGM 1, 2x (last: BKN at PHI 4/3/18) 1, BKN at PHI 4/3/18

3FGA 2, BKN at TOR 12/15/17 2, BKN at TOR 12/15/17

FTM 10, PHI vs. SAS 2/8/17 5, BKN at ATL 1/12/18

FTA 11, 2x (last: PHI vs. SAS 2/8/17) 6, BKN at ATL 1/12/18

OREB 7, PHI vs. BKN 2/6/16 4, PHI at TOR 10/21/17

DREB 11, PHI at MEM 11/29/15 10, BKN at NYK 1/30/18

TREB 17, PHI vs. BKN 2/6/16 13, BKN at NYK 1/30/18

ASTS 5, PHI vs. SAC 2/10/16 2, BKN vs. SAS 1/17/18

STLS 3, PHI at LAC 3/11/17 1, 3x (last: BKN vs. MIL 2/4/18)

BLKS 4, 3x (last: PHI at GSW 3/14/17) 3, BKN vs. LAL 2/2/18

MINS 39, 2x (last: PHI vs. SAC 2/10/16) 25, 2x (last: BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS DNP – Coach’s Decision


4/7 @ CHI DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/5 @ MIL INACTIVE – Sprained Right Ankle

4/3 @ PHI 16:25 7-9 1-1 0-0 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 1 15

#1 – D’ANGELO RUSSELL GUARD ∙ 6-5 ∙ 195 ∙ OHIO STATE ∙ 2/23/96 ∙ 2 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the second overall pick in the 2015 NBA Draft by the L.A. Lakers.

Named to the All-Rookie Second Team after his inaugural campaign with the Lakers.

Has two Bernedoodle dogs, Max and Molly. Lists paintball as one of his favorite offseason activities and lists FIFA

as his favorite video game.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 40, LAL vs. CLE 3/19/17 33, BKN vs. PHX 10/31/17

FGM 14, 2x (last: LAL vs. CLE 3/19/17) 12, BKN at IND 10/18/17

FGA 26, LAL at OKC 2/24/17 24, 2x (last: BKN at LAL 11/3/17)

3FGM 8, LAL vs. BKN 3/1/16 7, BKN vs. TOR 3/13/18

3FGA 13, 2x (last: BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 2OT) 13, BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 (2OT)

FTM 11, LAL at NOP 4/8/16 9, BKN vs. PHX 10/31/17

FTA 13, LAL at NOP 4/8/16 12, BKN at PHX 11/6/17

OREB 5, LAL at ATL 12/4/15 2, 5x (last: BKN at TOR 3/23/18)

DREB 9, 2x (last: BKN at TOR 3/23/18) 9, BKN at TOR 3/23/18

TREB 11, BKN at TOR 3/23/18 11, BKN at TOR 3/23/18

ASTS 13, BKN at TOR 3/23/18 13, BKN at TOR 3/23/18

STLS 4, 6x (last: LAL at DAL 3/7/17) 3, 2x (last: BKN at LAL 11/3/17)

BLKS 3, LAL at ATL 11/2/16 2, 2x (last: BKN vs. MEM 3/19/18)

MINS 41, LAL vs. CLE 3/19/17 38, BKN at SAC 3/1/18 (OT)


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 22:49 5-12 1-5 0-0 1 0 1 3 0 1 4 0 11

4/9 vs. CHI 35:30 9-21 3-12 0-0 0 6 6 11 2 2 5 0 21

4/7 @ CHI 22:56 4-10 3-7 1-2 0 4 4 5 1 0 4 1 12

4/5 @ MIL 28:44 9-16 4-10 0-1 0 1 1 5 4 0 5 0 22

4/3 @ PHI 19:11 2-7 2-4 0-0 0 6 6 5 1 2 2 0 6

#2 – NIK STAUSKAS GUARD ∙ 6-6 ∙ 205 ∙ MICHIGAN/CANADA ∙ 10/7/93 ∙ 3 YEARS PRO Quick Facts:

Acquired by the Nets, along with Jahlil Okafor and a 2019 second round draft pick, in exchange for Trevor Booker in a trade with the Philadelphia 76ers on 12/7/17.

Was selected with the eighth overall pick (first round) in the 2014 NBA Draft by Sacramento and spent his rookie season with the Kings, followed by two-plus seasons with Philadelphia.

Earned the nickname “Sauce Castillo” from a broadcasting closed captioning error that played on air during a game in his rookie season.

CAREER HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 24, PHI vs. DET 3/4/17 22, BKN at TOR 12/15/17

FGM 10, PHI vs. DET 3/4/17 7, BKN at NOP 12/27/17

FGA 19, PHI at MIL 11/4/15 12, 2x (last: BKN at BOS 4/11/18) 3FGM 7, BKN at NOP 12/27/17 7, BKN at NOP 12/27/17 3FGA 14, PHI at MIL 11/4/15 10, BKN at NOP 12/27/17 FTM 6, 3x (last: PHI vs. NYK 4/8/16) 5, BKN at TOR 12/15/17 FTA 10, PHI at MEM 12/6/16 7, BKN at BOS 4/11/18 OREB 2, 5x (last: BKN at SAS 12/26/17) 2, BKN at SAS 12/26/17

DREB 7, 2x (last: BKN at TOR 12/15/17) 7, BKN at TOR 12/15/17

TREB 8, SAC vs. UTA 12/8/14 7, BKN at TOR 12/15/17

ASTS 7, 2x (last: PHI vs. ATL 3/29/17) 4, BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18

STLS 3, 5x (last: PHI vs. ATL 3/29/17) 1, 9x (last: BKN at BOS 4/11/18)

BLKS 3, 3x (last: PHI vs. CHI 11/25/16) 1, 4x (last: BKN vs. CHI 4/9/18) MINS 43, PHI vs. MEM 11/23/16 (2OT) 35, BKN at BOS 4/11/18


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 34:49 6-12 2-7 4-7 0 4 4 3 1 1 4 0 18

4/9 vs. CHI 19:21 1-7 0-3 0-0 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 1 2

4/7 @ CHI 8:27 1-2 1-1 0-0 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 3

4/5 @ MIL 1:19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

4/3 @ PHI 20:48 5-11 3-6 0-0 0 3 3 2 0 0 1 0 13

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#0 – JAMES WEBB III FORWARD ∙ 6-9 ∙ 202 ∙ BOISE STATE ∙ 8/19/93 ∙ ROOKIE Quick Facts:

Went undrafted in the 2016 NBA Draft. Signed a two-way contract with the Nets on 1/15/18. Prior to signing with Brooklyn, spent the past two seasons with the NBA G League’s Delaware 87ers.

In 60 career games (52 starts) with Delaware, holds averages of of 12.6 points, 8.4 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.3 steals in 32.2 minutes per game.

Played two collegiate seasons at Boise State (2014-16), where he earned All-Mountain West First Team honors as a redshirt junior (2015-16) and Mountain West Newcomer of the Year, All-Mountain West Second Team, and All-Mountain West Defensive Team honors as a redshirt sophomore (2014-15).

CAREER HIGHS PTS 6, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18

FGM 2, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18

FGA 4, 3x (last: BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18) 3FGM 2, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18 3FG 4, BKN at NYK 1/30/18 FTM -- FTA -- OREB 3, BKN vs. MIL 2/4/18 DREB 4, 2x (last: BKN at DET 2/7/18) TREB 6, BKN vs. HOU 2/6/18 ASTS 1, 4x (last: BKN vs. NOP 2/10/18 2OT) STLS 1, BKN at NYK 1/30/18 BLKS -- MINS 22, BKN at NYK 1/30/18


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS 12:00 1-3 0-2 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2


4/7 @ CHI INACTIVE – Coach’s Decision

4/5 @ MIL DNP – Coach’s Decision

4/3 @ PHI INACTIVE – Coach’s Decision

#15 – ISAIAH WHITEHEAD GUARD ∙ 6-4 ∙ 213 ∙ SETON HALL ∙ 3/8/95 ∙ 1 YEAR PRO Quick Facts:

Was selected with the 42nd overall pick (second round) in the 2016 NBA Draft by Utah before being traded to Brooklyn on draft night.

Became the first Brooklyn native (Coney Island) to suit up for the Nets since the team relocated to the borough for the 2012-13 season.

Lists Caribbean food as his favorite type of cuisine, lemonade as his favorite beverage and Christmas as his favorite holiday.

Lists Jay-Z as his favorite musical artist.

CAREE HIGHS 2017-18 HIGHS PTS 24, 2x (last: BKN at HOU 11/27/17) 24, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 FGM 10, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 10, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 FGA 16, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 16, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 3FGM 3, 2x (last: BKN at DAL 3/10/17) 2, 2x (last: BKN at MIN 1/27/18) 3FGA 6, BKN at DAL 3/10/17 5, BKN at HOU 11/27/17 FTM 7, BKN at SAC 3/1/17 4, BKN vs. MIA 12/9/17 FTA 7, BKN at SAC 3/1/17 5, BKN vs. MIA 12/9/17 OREB 2, 6x (last: BKN vs. ATL 4/2/17) 1, 4x (last: BKN at MIN 1/27/18) DREB 9, BKN vs. CLE 1/6/17 4, BKN vs. MIA 12/9/17

TREB 10, BKN vs. CLE 1/6/17 5, BKN vs. MIA 12/9/17

ASTS 8, 2x (last: BKN at MIN 1/28/17) 4, BKN at DEN 11/7/17 STLS 4, 2x (last: BKN at DEN 11/7/17) 4, BKN at DEN 11/7/17 BLKS 3, BKN vs. BOS 3/17/17 2, BKN at DEN 11/7/17 MINS 46, BKN vs. LAC 11/29/16 (2OT) 33, BKN at TOR 12/15/17


LAST FIVE GAMES


4/11 @ BOS INACTIVE – Right Wrist Surgery

4/9 vs. CHI INACTIVE – Right Wrist Surgery

4/7 @ CHI INACTIVE – Right Wrist Surgery

4/5 @ MIL INACTIVE – Right Wrist Surgery

4/3 @ PHI INACTIVE – Right Wrist Surgery

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Quincy Acy #13

@QuincyAcy @Quincyacy

Jarrett Allen #31

@_bigjayy_ @_bigjayy_

DeMarre Carroll #9

@ DeMarreCarroll1 @ Demarrecarroll1

Allen Crabbe #33

@allencrabbe @Allencrabbe

Dante Cunningham #44

@DlamarC33 @dlamarc33

Spencer Dinwiddie #8

@SDinwiddie_25 @ Sdinwiddie_2508

Milton Doyle #14

@MDLU35

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson #24

@IAmCHAP24 @Chap

Caris LeVert #22

@CarisLeVert @Carislevert

Jeremy Lin #7

@JLin7 @Jlin7

Timofey Mozgov #20

@Mozg25

Jahlil Okafor #4

@JahlilOkafor @jah8

D’Angelo Russell #1

@Dloading @Dloading

Nik Stauskas #2

@NStauskas11 @nikstauskas11

James Webb III #0

@JW3_23

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@IsaiahW_15 @Whitehead_isaiah15

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