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BROOKLYN NETS 2012-13 POSTSEASON GAME NOTES

Brooklyn Nets vs. Chicago BullsSaturday, May 4, 2013 Barlcays Center

8:00 p.m. EST Game #7TV: TNT/YES HD RADIO: ESPN Radio 98.7 FM; WFAN 660 AM; WADO 1280 AM

PROBABLE STARTERS POSTSEASON STATISTICAL AVERAGE

Forward: GERALD WALLACE

Alabama #45 6-7 220

10.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 2.0 apg, 1.3 spgLast Game: Recorded 15 points, three rebounds and

three assists

Forward: REGGIE EVANS

Iowa #30 6-8 245

12.2 rpg, 5.0 ppg, 0.7 spgLast Game: Grabbed a team-high 15 rebounds and

added two points

Center: BROOK LOPEZ

Stanford #11 7-0 265

22.5 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 3.2 bpgLast Game: Scored 17 points with three rebounds, two

blocks and two steals

Guard: JOE JOHNSON

Arkansas #7 6-7 240

16.3 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 2.8 apgLast Game: Scored 17 points with four assists, two stea

and two rebounds

Guard: DERON WILLIAMS

Illinois #8 6-3 209

20.0 ppg, 8.7 apg, 2.7 rpg, 1.2 spgLast Game: Recorded 17 points with game-high 11

assists and two rebounds

Injury ReportNone

2012-13 Regular Season RecordOverall Home Away OT

Longest Winning Streak: W 7 Home: W 8 Road: W 3 (3)Longest Losing Streak: L 5 Home: L 4 Road: L 4

Record by Month

Pronunciation GuideAndray Blatche (ANN-dray)

Tyshawn Taylor (TIE-shawn)

Mirza Teletovic (MEER- za Tel-LET-O-Vich)

Tornike Shengelia (TOR-Neek [Toko] Shen-ge-liya)

Deron Williams (DARE-in)

Barclays Center (BARK-lees)

Playoffs 3-3 (.500) 2-1 (.667) 1-2 (.333) 0-1 (.000)

Overall 49-33 (.598) 26-15 (.634) 23-18 (.561) 5-0 (1.000)

Eastern 36-16 (.692) 20-6 (.769) 16-10 (.615) 5-0 (1.000)

Western 13-17 (.433) 6-9 (.400) 7-8 (.467) 0-0 (---)

NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR Plyfs11-4 5-11 11-4 7-5 8-7 7-2 3-3

2012-13 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Date Opp. TIME RECORD11/3 Toronto W, 107-100 1-0

11/5 Minnesota L, 96-107 1-111/7 @ Miami L, 73-103 1-211/9 @ Orlando W, 107-68 2-211/11 Orlando W, 82-74 3-211/13 Cleveland W, 114-101 4-211/15 Boston W, 102-97 5-2

11/18 @ Sacramento W, 99-90 6-211/20 @ L.A. Lakers L, 90-95 6-311/21 @ Golden State L, 93-102 6-411/23 L.A. Clippers W, 86-76 7-411/25 Portland W, 98-85 8-411/26 New York W, 96-89 (OT) 9-411/28 @ Boston W, 95-83 10-411/30 @ Orlando W, 98-86 11-412/1 @ Miami L, 89-102 11-512/4 Oklahoma City L, 111-117 11-612/7 Golden State L, 102-109 11-712/9 Milwaukee L, 88-97 11-8

12/11 New York L, 97-100 11-912/12 @ Toronto W, 94-88 12-912/14 Detroit W, 107-105(2OT) 13-912/15 @ Chicago L, 82-83 13-1012/18 Utah L, 90-92 13-1112/19 @ New York L, 86-100 13-1212/23 Philadelphia W, 95-92 14-12

12/25 Boston L, 76-93 14-1312/26 @ Milwaukee L, 93-108 14-1412/28 Charlotte W, 97-81 15-1412/29 Cleveland W, 103-100 16-1412/31 @ San Antonio L, 73-104 16-151/2 @ Oklahoma City W, 110-93 17-15

1/4 @ Washington W, 115-113(2OT) 18-151/5 Sacramento W, 113-93 19-151/8 @ Philadelphia W, 109-89 20-151/11 Phoenix W, 99-79 21-151/13 Indiana W, 97-86 22-151/15 Toronto W, 113-106 23-151/16 @ Atlanta L, 95-109 23-161/18 Atlanta W, 94-89 24-16

1/21 @ New York W, 88-85 25-16

1/23 @ Minnesota W, 91-83 26-161/25 @ Memphis L, 77-101 26-171/26 @ Houston L, 106-119 26-181/28 Orlando W, 97-77 27-181/30 Miami L, 85-105 27-19

2/1 Chicago W, 93-89 28-192/5 L.A. Lakers L, 83-92 28-202/6 @ Detroit W, 93-90 29-202/8 @ Washington L, 74-89 29-212/10 San Antonio L, 86-111 29-222/11 @ Indiana W, 89-84 (1OT) 30-222/13 Denver W, 119-108 31-222/19 Milwaukee W, 113-111 (OT) 32-22

2/20 @ Milwaukee W, 97-94 33-222/22 Houston L, 96-106 33-232/24 Memphis L, 72-76 33-242/26 @ New Orleans W, 101-97 34-243/1 Dallas L, 90-98 34-253/2 @ Chicago L, 85-96 34-26

3/6 @ Charlotte W, 99-78 35-263/8 Washington W, 95-78 36-263/9 @ Atlanta W, 93-80 37-263/11 @ Philadelphia L, 97-106 37-273/12 New Orleans W, 108-98 38-273/17 Atlanta L, 93-105 38-283/18 @ Detroit W, 119-82 39-283/20 @ Dallas W, 113-96 40-28

3/23 @ L.A. Clippers L, 95-101 40-293/24 @ Phoenix W, 102-100 41-293/27 @ Portland W, 111-93 42-293/29 @ Denver L, 87-109 42-303/30 @ Utah L, 107-116 42-314/3 @ Cleveland W, 113-95 43-31

4/4 Chicago L, 90-92 43-324/6 Charlotte W, 105-96 44-324/9 Philadelphia W, 104-83 45-324/10 @ Boston W, 101-93 46-324/12 @ Indiana W, 117-109 47-324/14 @ Toronto L, 87-93 47-33

4/15 Washington W, 106-101 48-334/17 Detroit W, 103-99 49-33

PLAYOFF SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Date Opp. TIME (ET) TV/Series4/20 Chicago W, 106-89 1-04/22 Chicago L, 82-90 1-14/25 @ Chicago L, 76-79 1-24/27 @ Chicago L, 134-142(3OT) 1-3

4/29 Chicago W, 110-91 2-35/2 @ Chicago W, 95-92 3-35/4 Chicago 8:00 PM EDT TNT/YES HD
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NETS QUICK HITS

If the Nets win it would Push the all-time franchise record in Game 7s to 1-1. This is the first home Game 7 in franchise history (5/20/04 at DET was the only other

Game 7). Chicago is 0-6 all-time in road Game 7s.

Make them just the ninth team in NBA history to overcome a 3-1 series deficit to win the series. It would be the first time the Nets have

overcome a 3-1 series deficit to win a series. The Nets are the 21st

team to force a Game 7 in such a situation.

Mark the seventh time in NBA franchise history that the Nets have advanced to the second round of the postseason. The Nets have made it

past the first round in their last two playoff appearances (2006 and 2007).

Be the 11th

postseason series win for the franchise.

Make the home team 5-1 in Game 7s played between four and five seeds in NBA history. It would also make the home team 103-28 in

Game 7s overall.

Be the first postseason series victory for P.J. Carlesimo. Carlesimos three postseason wins this series are already a personal-best.

#HelloPlayoffNotesSTAYING ALIVE: Back-to-back Game 5 and Game 6 wins by the Nets have forced a deciding Game 7 in Brooklyn. Notes from the elimination-saving

wins:

Game 6

Brooklyns bench outscored the Chicago reverves 27 to seven (+20)..

Chicago was held to 40.4% shooting from the field (36-89), their second-lowest percentage of the series.

The 60 first half points tied a series-high for Brooklyn (also in Game 1, a Nets win).

The Nets gave up only 10 turnovers and allowed the Bulls to score just 10 points off those miscues.

Game 5

The Nets 19 point margin of victory was the fourth largest margine of victory in franchise postseason history, with the largest being 24 pointsvs. NYK on 4/17/04.

The Nets shot 50.0% (42-84) from the field. It was second time in the series Brooklyn has shot at least 50.0% from the floor (2-0 in such

contests).

Brooklyn outrebounded the Bulls 44 to 33 (+11) and outscored Chicago 24 to 12 in second chance points. It was the third time this series

the Nets have outrebounded and outscored the Bulls in second chance points (2-1 in those games).

The Nets outscored the Bulls 54 to 42 (+12) in points in the paint. It was the third game the Nets have outscored the Bulls in points in the

pain, with both wins coming when doing so.

Six Nets players scored in double-figures. It was the first postseason game that at least six Nets players have scored in double figures since

5/14/04 vs. DET.

GAME FOR 7: Five players on the Nets roster have Game 7 playoff experience, led by three appearances each by Joe Johnson (2-1), Jerry

Stackhouse (2-1) and Gerald Wallace (0-3). Deron Williams (1-0) and Reggie Evans (1-0) have also appeared in a deciding game.

DERON DEALING: Deron Williams has continued his late-season momentum into the postseason, ranking 2

nd

in the playoffs with 8.7 assists pergame and 14

thwith 20.0 points per outing.

This series, Williams has recorded three double-doubles (three consecutive), four games of double-digit assists, three 20+ point games and

one 30+ point game. Williams is the first Net to have three consecutive postseason double-doubles since Jason Kidd (4/29-5/4/07).

In his postseason career, Deron now has 17 20/10 performances, 22 double-doubles and two 30/10 outputs. He has hit double-digit assists

23 times as well.

In Game 5, Williams became the third Nets since 85-86 to record at least 23 points and 10 assists in the same game. The only other Nets

to accomplish the feat was Jason Kidd, who did it six times, Vince Carter who did it once and now Williams, who has did it twice in

consecutive games.

Williams became the third Net since 85-86 to record a 30 point/10 assist game in Game 4 when he scored 32 points with 10 helpers. It was

the second 30/10 game of Williams postseason career.

DEFENDING FROM DEEP: Through five games, the Nets are holding the Chicago Bulls to 29.8% (25-84) from three point range, drastically lower

than their season average of 35.3% (446-1265).

RUGGED REGGIE: Reggie Evans currently ranks 2nd

in the postseason in rebounds per game (12.2) and recorded his third career postseason

double-double in Game 4 with a personal playoff-high 15 points and 13 rebounds.

With 15 rebounds at CHI on 5/2, Evans has now recorded 10-plus rebounds in five of the six games in the series.

The 15 rebounds in Game 6 matched Evans postseason career-high.

BEST OF BLATCHE:Andray Blatche has been the most productive member of the Brooklyn bench this series, averaging second-unit highs of 10.5

points and 5.0 rebounds and played crucial fourth quarter minutes to close out Games 5 and 6.

Blatche is shooting 50% from the field this postseason (26-52), tied for 16th-best in the league.

Andray scored the final five Nets points in Game 6 and tied his postseason career mark of seven rebounds in Game 6 5/2.

HARBINGER?: The Nets are 7-0 all-time in five and seven-game series when holding homecourt advantage. The franchise is also 5-0 all-time in

series when they win Game 1 at home.


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Player Games Dates

LeBron James (CLE) 19 4/22/06-5/8/07Ray Allen (MIL) 7 5/9/99-5/1/00

Brook Lopez (BKN) 5 4/20/13 - 4/29/13

Paul Pierce (BOS) 5 4/21/02-5/3/02

Kevin Durant (OKC) 4 4/18/10-4/24/10

DOMINANT DEBUT: In his inaugural playoff run, Brook Lopez is continuing his career season, averaging a team-high 22.5 points and 3.2 blocks with

7.2 rebounds (3.5 offensive) on 47.6% shooting and a 88.7% clip from the free throw line. Among active players, Lopez had played the sixth-most

regular season games (325) before tasting his first postseason action in Game 1 on 4/20.

In the postseason, Lopez ranks 2nd

in blocks per game (3.2, 1st

in total blocks with 19), 6th

in points per game (22.5) and is 12th

in free throw

percentage (.878). Among players with as many attempts (41), Lopez has the second-best free throw percentage.

Brooks seven blocks at CHI on 4/25 were the second most blocks in franchise playoff history, behind only Derrick Coleman who recorded

nine blocks vs. Cleveland on 5/7/93. The seven blocks were only one shy of his career-high.

Lopezs 28 points vs. CHI on 4/29 were a personal playoff career-high in points.

Lopez became the first Net since Vince Carter on 5/4 - 5/14 of the 2007 playoffs to score 20+ points in five consecutive postseason games

(Carter did so in eight straight).

The 70 center hit the first three-pointer of his career in

Game 4.

Additionally, Lopez was just the fourth active player to score20+ points in each of his first five career playoff games:

JOE COOL: Joe Johnson made a pair ofclutch8 jumpers in the final :11.8 seconds of the first overtime to force a second extra period. In the regular

season, in games where the Nets were tied or trailing by three points or fewer with less than a minute remaining, Johnson went 9-10 from the field.

His nine made field goals in such situations led the league.

FOR THE RECORD BOOKS: The triple-overtime loss in Game 4 on 4/27 rewrote the Nets postseason franchise records in a number of areas:

Brooklyns 134 total points were the most scored in the playoffs in franchise history.

Deron Williams five three-pointers tied (sixth time) for the most makes in a game while his 11 attempts set a new mark. Williams 58

minutes played was an all-time individual high as well. Chicagos 142 opponent points scored and 58 made field goals were both opponent high marks.

Kirk Hinrichs 60 minutes were an opponent individual high.

BLOCK PARTY: The Nets 11 team blocks vs. CHI on 4/25 were tied for the third most blocks in a playoff game in franchise history, since they started

keep track of the stat in 1985-86, and were the most blocks in the playoffs since they recorded 13 blocks vs. SAS on 6/11/03.

BROOKLYN BENCH: So far this series, the Brooklyn second unit has been powered by a number of strong individual efforts:

Andray Blatche tied his playoff-high with 13 points, 10 of which came in the 4th

quarter, on 5-8 shooting with five boards in Game 5, after

previously setting his postseason scoring mark with 13 points in Game 4. Blatche has already tied his playoff-high with seven rebounds in

Game 2.

Ex-Bull C.J. Watson (who appeared in the 2012 Playoffs with Chicago) came out of the blocks in Game 1 with a Net bench-high 14 points

on 6-8 shooting and followed that performance up with 10 points and five assists in Game 2.

Kris Humphries tied playoff-highs with eight points and six rebounds in Game 5, after previously setting his postseason scoring mark with

eight points in Game 2 and recording six rebounds on 4/21/07.

GAME 1 VICTORS: The 106-89 victory over the Bulls in Game 1 of the 2013 playoffs was the first postseason win for the franchise since May 16,

2007, a 83-72 Game 5 victory over the Cavaliers in Cleveland in the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

The win also marked the first postseason win in the Borough of Brooklyn since October 9, 1956 when the Dodgers beat the Yankees 1-0 in

Game 6 of the World Series.

The victory was the first over the Bulls in postseason franchise history (0-3).

It was P.J. Carlesimos first postseason win as a head coach since the 1997 Playoffs, while with the Portland Trail Blazers.

MarShon Brooks, Tyshawn Taylor and Mirza Teletovic made their NBA postseason debuts in the game, playing the final 1:19.

FLIPPING THE SCRIPT:After going 1-3 against Chicago in the regular season, the Nets scored a decisive Game 1 victory:

The 106 points were the most the Nets have scored in regulation in the postseason since 4/17/04 vs. NYK.

Chicagos 14 first quarter points was one point shy of the record for fewest opponent points in the first period in postseason history. The 35

halftime points was two shy of the opponent low mark for a first half as well.

Brooklyn notched a wire-to-wire victory and led by as many as 28 points, 12 points larger than the biggest lead in any of the four regularseason games this season.

The Nets held a +20 point advantage in points in the paint (56 to 36).

#HelloPlayoffs: Game 1 of the Easter Conference Quarterfinals series against the Chicago Bulls on 4/20/13 was the first postseason game in

Brooklyn since October 10, 1956 when 33,782 people at Ebbets Field watched the Dodgers fall to the New York Yankees in Game 7 of the 1956

World Series (which was also the final game of Jackie Robinsons career).

BLACKOUT IN BROOKLYN: During the Nets playoff run, Brooklynites across the borough and fans attending games at Barclays Center are

encouraged to wear black, one of the teams colors, to represent Brooklyns pride, boldness, and strength. Black will be featured throughout the venue

with specially designed dcor and foods, including black and white popcorn, black pastas, and chocolate desserts.

FLATBUSH FANATICS: Barclays Center has played host to sellout crowds in its first three postseason games, including the17,732 fans who were

treated to forward Jerry Stackhouse singing the National Anthem and a Principal Owner Mikhail Prokhorov addressing the crowd before tipoff of

Game 1.


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Regular Season Notes

HUNTING FOR 100: With the 103-99 victory vs. DET on 4/17, the Nets scored 100 points 13 times in their final 18 games and went 12-1 in those

contests. Brooklyn was 26-4 when scoring 100+ in a game this season and 10-0 when scoring 113-plus points in a game this year.

Brooklyn held 50 of their opponents under 100 points in regulation tis season and went 38-12 in those games. Additionally, the Nets were

23-3 when holding an opponent under 90 points this season and 7-1 when the opponent failed to hit 80.

MONTH-BY-MONTH: The Nets finished the season with five winning months (out of six) the first time the franchise has had five winning months in the

same season since 2002-03. The Nets had five winning months in the five previous seasons COMBINED.

4th

AND DONE: The Nets were 35-6 overall (including 18-1 on the road) when they have a lead entering the 4th

quarter this season.

SURPASSING 40 WINS: The Nets won 49 games on the year, tied for the second-most in franchise history. The last

time the franchise won as many as 49 games was 2005-06.

PLAYOFF-BOUND: On March 21, the Nets clinched a playoff berth for the first time since the 2006-07 season. It ended

the longest postseason drought in NBA franchise history (five seasons, also between 1986-87 and 1990-91) and is the

17th playoff appearance for the franchise overall.

This is the first NBA postseason experience for five players on the roster: MarShon Brooks, Brook Lopez,

Tornike Shengelia, Tyshawn Taylor and Mirza Teletovic.

The Net with the most postseason experience is Jerry Stackhouse, who will be making his ninth trip to the

playoffs, followed by Joe Johnson (8th), Reggie Evans and Gerald Wallace (6th), Deron Williams (5th), Keith

Bogans (4th) and Andray Blatche, Kris Humphries and C.J. Watson (3rd).

Three current Nets participated in the 2011-12 playoffs last season: Reggie Evans (Clippers), Joe Johnson

(Hawks) and C.J. Watson (Bulls).

Notes from the franchises last postseason appearance (2006-07 season):

The team finished 41-41 with the sixth seed in the East, placing second in the Atlantic Division behind

the Toronto Raptors.

The Nets defeated the Raptors in the first round of the playoffs (4-2) before falling to the Cleveland

Cavaliers (2-4) in the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

Only three teams that made the postseason in the East in 06-07 (the Nets, Heat and Bulls) will appear

this season as well.

Just four players from that Nets roster (Vince Carter, Jason Collins, Richard Jefferson and Jason Kidd)

remain in the NBA.

ROAD WARRIORS: The Nets set a franchise record with 23 road victories this season, which surpassed the franchise mark of 20 road wins set in

2005-06. The 23 road victories gave the Nets their first winning road record for since joining the NBA in 1976.

The Nets went 4-3 on a late-season 14-day, seven game road trip. The four wins on the road trip were the

most wins in franchise history on a 7-plus game trip.

Wins Season

52 2001-02

49 2012-13

2005-06

2002-03

1982-83

47 2003-04

45 1993-94

44 1983-84

1981-82

1971-72

Road Wins Season2320

2012-132005-06

19 2003-042001-02

1982-831981-82

18 2004-0517 2006-07

1997-98

1992-93

After P.J. Carlesimo took overas Interim Head Coach 28 games into theseason, the Nets went 35-19 and improved significantly in a number of

statistical categories compared to the first 28 games of the season:

Category Last 54 First 28 Change

Points Per Game 98.1 94.6 +3.5

Field Goal % 45. 5% 43.8% +1.7%

Rebounding Margin +5.5 +1.4 +4.1

Additionally, Carlesimo finished 2012-13 with the highest winning percent(.648) of his nine-year career has the best start as head coach through 54

games in franchise history (21 different coaches, 22 separate coaching

stints):

Coach Season Record

P.J. Carlesimo 2012-13 35-19

K. Loughery 1973-74 34-20

C. Daly 1992-93 30-24

D. Wohl 1985-86 29-25

L. Frank 2003-04 28-26

Nets Team NBA Rankings

Rank Category Number

3rd Offensive Rebounding % .309

3rd Total Rebounding % .523

6th Opp. Points Per Game 95.1

7th Off. Rebounds Per Game 12.8


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1. Deron Williams 169 2012-13

2. Kerry Kittles 158 1996-97

3. Vince Carter 156 2006-07

4. Vince Carter 151 2008-09

5. Joe Johnson 148 2012-13

6. Jason Kidd 139 2005-06

7. Jason Kidd 129 2004-05

Individual Notes:HISTORIC RATE: Deron Williams (169, 1

st) and Joe Johnson (148, 5

th)

rewrote the Nets record books this season from beyond the arc, both

finishing in the top five in franchise history in three-point field goals

made. It also marked the first time in franchise history that a Nets duo hit

140+ triples in the same season.

NO LAUGHING MATTER: Reggie Joker Evans had one of the best rebounding seasons in NBA history in 2012-13, the evidence:

Evans ranked 1st

in the NBA in rebounds per 48 minutes (21.7) and is also 1st

with a 26.7% total rebounding percentage.

His defensive rebounding percentage of 38.0% was the best mark in NBA history, ahead of Dennis Rodmans 1994-95 season (37.8%)

amongst players who played at least 15 minutes per game.

The ninth-year pro is on the verge of becoming the first player in NBA history outside of Rodman to have a total rebounding percentage of

at least 26% while playing a minimum of 15 minutes per game. Rodman achieved this feat three times.

Evans is also on pace to become the only player besides Rodman since the NBA-ABA merger to average at least 16 rebounds per 36

minutes while playing at least 15 minutes per game.

Reggie led the league with nine 20+ rebounding performances (Dwight Howard, Tyson Chandler and Nikola Vucevic are second with four

apiece) and of the 50 20+ outings this season, Evans accounted for 18% of them. Evans also accounted for a little over a third (seven of the

top 20) individual rebounding performances in the league this season.

BIG 3: The Nets went 4-0 this season when Deron Williams, Joe Johnson and Brook Lopez each scored 20+ points in the same game. The trioachieved the feat 4/10 at BOS (Williams 29, Johnson 20, Lopez 21), 11/13 vs. CLE (Williams 26, Johnson 25, Lopez 23), 1/15 vs. TOR

(Williams 21, Johnson 21, Lopez 22) and at Indiana 4/12 (Williams 33, Johnson 24, Lopez 24).

TURNING IT ON LATE: In his 28 games since the All Star Break, Deron Williams improved in almost every offensive statistical category. Eight of

Williams 30-point games this season came post-break, including hitting 30+ in four of his seven games in April. Below is a chart illustrating Derons

improvement after the break compared to his first 50 games of the season.

Brook Lopez: In his inaugural All-Star campaign, Lopez was the only player in the NBA averaging at least 19 points, seven rebounds and two

blocks per game.

Lopez averaged a career-best blocks per game (2.1) and has also set a personal best for blocks in a season (154).

The fifth-year player rankedfifth in the NBA with a 24.8 player efficiency rating.

The All-Star ranks third in the league in field goals made per 48 minutes (12.1), eighth in the league in points per 48 minutes (30.6), ninth in

the league in blocks per 48 minutes (3.3) and ninth in the league in free throws per 48 minutes (6.3).

Among centers, Lopez is 1st

in the NBA in scoring (19.4 ppg) and ranks 10th

overall in the league in points per game.

Nets Individual NBA Rankings Leaders

Rank Category Player

5th Assists Per Game (7.7) Deron Williams

6th Rebounds Per Game (11.1) Reggie Evans

7th Blocks Per Game (2.1) Brook Lopez

10th Points Per Game (19.4) Brook Lopez

13th Points Per Game (18.9) Deron Williams

13th Free Throw % (.859) Deron Williams

Since break

(28 games)

Before Break

(50 games)Change

Points 22.9 16.7 + 6.2

FG% 48.1 41.3 + 6.8

3pt% 42.0 34.7 + 7.3

3ptFG/gm 2.8 1.8 +1.0


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CURRENT OPPONENT

CHICAGO BULLSAll-Time Regular Season Series Results All-Time Playoff Record vs. Chicago: 3-6

Overall Record: 67-82 At Nets: 48-25 1998: Eastern Conference First Round: 0-3

At Chicago: 19-57 Overtime: 5-4 2013: Eastern Conference First Round: 3-3

Nets biggest win: 119-86, 2/23/83 @ NJ (33)

Nets biggest loss: 96-140, 1/4/92 @ Chicago (44)

Nets last win at home: 93-89 on 2/1/13

Nets last loss at home: 90-92 on 4/4/13Nets last win on the road: 97-85 on 2/18/12

Nets last loss on the road: 85-96 on 3/2/13

Current Streak: L 2 Home: L 1 Road: L 2

NETS/BULLS CONNECTIONS:

Bulls forward Taj Gibson was born in Brooklyn, NY and frontcourt mate Joakim Noah was born in New York City as well Nets

guard Deron Williams, Nets forward Kris Humphries and Bulls forward Carlos Boozer were teammates with the Utah Jazz

during the 2005-2006 season, while Humphries was traded later, Williams and Boozerstayed teammates for four more seasons

Williams played collegiately at the University of Illinois Nets guard C.J. Watson spent two seasons with the Bulls (2010-

2012) In two seasons with the Bulls, Watson averaged 7.3 points, 3.2 assists and 1.6 rebounds per game Bulls guard Kirk

Hinrich and Nets forward Andray Blatche played for the Washington Wizards together during the 2010-2011season Nets guard

Keith Bogans played for the Chicago Bulls for the 2010-11 season With Chicago, Bogans averaged 4.4 points, 1.8 rebounds and

1.2 assists per game Nets assistant coach Popeye Jones and Bulls guard Richard Hamilton both played together for the

Washington Wizards from 2000-2002 Hamilton was involved in a trade between the Wizards and Detroit Pistons on Septempber

11, 2002 that included Nets forward Jerry Stackhouse Nets guard Keith Bogans, Bulls center Nazr Mohammed and Bulls

guard Marquis Teagueall attended the University of Kentucky Nets guard Tyshawn Taylor and Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich both

played point guard for the University of Kansas Nets General ManagerBilly King and Bulls forwards Carlos Boozer and Luo

Dengboth attended Duke University.

2013 PLAYOFF SERIES (SERIES TIED 3-3):

Game 6: Nets 95, Bulls 92 at United Center, 5/2/13

The Brooklyn Nets forced a Game 7 when they defeated the Chicago Bulls 95-92 in Game 6 of the best-of-seven first round series.

The Bulls were undermanned, playing without Luol Deng (illness) and Kirk Hinrich (calf). Nate Robinson and Taj Gibson were

also playing while under the weather; Gibson fouled out of the game in just 18 minutes while Robinson was able to play 42

effective minutes despite being noticeably ill. The first half featured more scoring than these two teams are accustomed to with the

Nets leading 60-54 after the first 24 minutes of play. The third quarter saw each team return to its more defensive-minded state with

the teams combing for just 32 points in the period. The Nets held a 4-point, 75-71 lead through three quarters. The Bulls foughtooth-and-nail the for the entire fourth quarter pulling within one point with 25.2 seconds to play, but they couldnt get over the

hump. Andray Blatche made two clutch free throws with 19.2 seconds remaining to give the Nets the lead at 95-92, the eventua

final score of the game. Blatche finished with 10 points and seven rebounds off the bench. Brook Lopez, Joe Johnson and Deron

Williams all scored 17 points for the Nets, with Williams totaling a game-high 11 assists. Gerald Wallace chipped in 15 points o

his own. As for the Bulls, Marco Belinelli, starting in place of the sick Luol Deng, led the team in scoring with 22 points on 8-21

shooting. Nate Robinson scored 18 points and Joakim Noah and Carlos Boozer each turned in double-double performances.

1 2 3 4 Tot FG% 3FG% FT% ORDR REBS ASTPF ST TO BS Big Lead

Nets 33 27 15 20 95 43.0 35.7 66.7 10 31 41 21 18 5 9 2 10

Bulls 27 27 17 21 92 40.4 38.9 72.2 15 31 46 23 26 4 16 7 2

Game 5: Nets 110, Bulls 91 at Barclays Center, 4/29/13After a disheartening loss on Saturday, the Brooklyn Nets bounced back to defeat the Chicago Bulls and push the series to a game

six in Chicago this Thursday. The Nets showed their determination to stay in the playoffs throughout the close game,ending each of

the first three quarters with fewer than a 10-point lead, but exploding in the fourth quarter to win the game 110-91. The first half of

the game consisted of all six lead changes, but the Nets stayed on top throughout the entire second half. In the fourth quarter, the

Nets pulled away, winning the quarter 33 to 18, shooting 55% from the field and holding the Bulls to 25% from three point range. In

the game, the Nets outrebounded the Bulls 44 to 33 and doubled the Bulls in second chance points, 24 to 12. The Nets had six

players score in double-digits. Of them two starters had double-doubles; Brook Lopez had a playoff career-high of 28 points with 10

rebounds and Deron Williams had his second consecutive double-double, tallying 23 points and 10 assists. For the Chicago Bulls,

Nate Robinson put in a solid effort and was their top scorer with 20 points.


Bulls 21 23 29 18 91 49.3 33.3 72.2 11 22 33 20 20 8 12 4 2

Nets 26 26 25 33 110 50.0 35.3 87.0 17 27 44 19 19 7 11 2 19


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Game 4: Nets 134, Bulls 142 at United Center, 4/27/13

The Brooklyn Nets were defeated by a resilient Chicago Bulls team and trail the series 3-1. A late shift in the momentum with four

minutes reaming in the fourth quarter provided the Chicago Bulls with an opportunity to force the game into overtime. The Chicago

Bulls late game charge can be attributed to Nate Robinsons unconscious performance late in the 4 th quarter. Robinson recorded 23

of his 34 points in the fourth quarter and shot an impressive 9-11 from the field. Kirk Hinrich also made significant contributions

down the stretch as he dished out 14 assists (four in the 4 th quarter) and scored 18 points. Despite the loss the Nets Big Three each

scored in double-digits and should be particularly excited about Brook Lopezs future based on his performances in this series.

Brook scored 26 points hauled in 11 rebounds and blocked four shots - one block in particular late in 2 nd OT that helped force the

game into a third and final overtime.

1 2 3 4 1OT 2OT 3OT FG% 3FG% FT% OR DR REBS AST PF ST TO BS Big Lead

Nets 26 29 29 27 10 6 7 49.5 37.5 64.4 12 35 47 23 27 7 19 10 14

Bulls 25 33 18 35 10 6 15 53.2 31.6 69.0 9 37 34 34 35 8 14 7 11

Game 3: Nets 76, Bulls 79 at United Center, 4/25/13The Brooklyn Nets got off to a hot start in their first road playoff game in six years, leading 17-5 in the early-going. They then

would not score for the final six-plus minutes of the first quarter as Chicago went on a 14-0 run to take a 19-17 lead after the first 12

minutes. After that, the Nets got colder from the field and finished shooting only34.6% , while trailing the Bulls by as many as 17

The Bulls did not shoot much better, however, finishing at 39.7% and they let the Nets back in the game in the fourth quarter by

putting up just 14 points of their own. The insertion of MarShon Brooks into the game in the fourth seemingly lifted the Nets

offense a little bit as the Nets out-scored the Bulls 24-14 in the final period, eventually cutting the lead to just three points. C.J

Watson missed the potential game-tying three-pointer as time expired and the Bulls were able to exhale. For the Nets, Brook Lopez

had a stellar game scoring a team-high 22 points, recording nine rebounds and seven blocked shots. Joe Johnson scored 15 points

while playing through injury and Deron Williams chipped in 18 of his own. Luol Deng scored 21 points and had 10 rebounds for

the Bulls while Carlos Boozer was a true difference maker scoring 22 points and reeling in a game-high 16 rebounds.


Nets 17 17 18 24 76 34.6 23.8 88.2 7 35 42 15 19 5 10 11 12

Bulls 19 22 24 14 79 39.7 20.0 66.7 9 39 48 17 15 6 13 3 17

Game 2: Nets 82, Bulls 90 at Barclays Center, 4/22/13

In contrast to Game 1, it was Chicago who took an early lead and controlled the game for the majority of the 48 minutes, leading by

as many as 14 and not allowing the Nets a lead larger than two points for the duration. Taking a one point lead into the second half

the Bulls limited Brooklyn to two field goals and 11 total points in the third period, a total that matched the franchise low for the

frame (done two other times). The Nets staged a comeback, but a Joe Johnson missed three-pointer that would have cut the lead to apoint with 3:45 remaining in the fourth quarter would be as close as the attempt would come. Brooklyn was ultimately unable to

overcome 35.4% shooting, including 4-21 from beyond the arc and 12 turnovers that led to 16 Chicago points. The Bulls also scored

42 points in the paint, 12 more than the Nets. Brooklyn was able to muster assists on 22 of its 29 field goals, led by the point guard

duo of Deron Williams (10) and C.J. Watson (five).


Bulls 20 27 22 21 90 48.1 25.0 56.5 9 35 44 21 25 6 14 7 14

Nets 17 29 11 25 82 35.4 19.0 87.0 11 28 39 22 19 8 12 5 2

Game 1: Nets 106, Bulls 89 at Barclays Center, 4/20/13

The Nets jumped out from the opening whistle, gaining an 11-point edge by the end of the first quarter while holding the Bulls to 14points, one shy of the franchise playoff mark for opponent points in the first frame. The normally defensively-tough Bulls allowed

106 points to Brooklyn, the most the franchise has scored in a regulation postseason game since the 2004 playoffs. The postseason

victory was the first ever against the Bulls (0-3) and the first overall for the Nets since 5/16/07 in the second round of the playoffs

against the Cavaliers in Game 6. Brook Lopezs postseason debut went as well as could have been expected, with 21 points on 7 -15

shooting and three blocks. Brooklyn led by as many as 28 points in the wire-to-wire victory that saw the Bulls score just three

fastbreak points and score 20 fewer paint points than the Nets.


Bulls 14 21 27 27 89 47.4 25.0 68.2 9 26 35 15 17 4 10 5 0

Nets 25 35 29 1 106 55.8 42.9 82.4 6 33 39 18 21 6 8 5 28


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2013 REGULAR SEASON SERIES (CHI WON SERIES 3-1):

Game 23: Nets 82, Bulls 83 at United Center, 12/15/12Brooklyns two game win-streak came to an end Saturday night as the Bulls defeated the Nets 83-82. It was a close game

throughout the entire night, with neither team leading by more than nine points at anytime during the game. With 5:44 left in the

game the Nets had a six-point lead but the Bulls chipped away and with 22 seconds left in the game Bulls guard Marco Belinelli

who led the Bulls in scoring with 19 points, hit a go-ahead bucket. The Bulls also got a strong all-around play from center Joakim

Noah who recorded a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, forward Carlos Boozer, who added 15 points and six

rebounds. The Nets got another strong performance from Brook Lopez, who in his second game back from injury, recorded a

double-double with 18 points and a team-high 10 rebounds in just 25 minutes. Nets guard Deron Williams also had a solid offensive

output, recording a game-high 24 points and five assists.


Nets 24 17 21 20 82 38.7 36.8 77.3 14 27 41 15 18 9 18 8 6

Bulls 23 23 21 16 83 44.0 20.0 78.9 7 26 33 21 17 10 13 6 9

Game 47: Nets 93, Bulls 89, at Barclays Center 2/1/13

The Brooklyn Nets took advantage of a shorthanded Chicago Bulls as they defeated the Bulls 93-89. The Bulls were without

Derrick Rose, Carlos Boozer, Kirk Hinrich, and Joakim Noah but that didnt stop them from keeping the contest close with no team

ever having a bigger lead then 12 points. Though the Nets came out strong in the first quarter holding the Bulls to just 14 points, in

the second and third quarters the Bulls picked up their intensity leading the Nets 67-63 entering the fourth quarter. In the fourth

quarter the Nets Bench Mob came up huge, as Andray Blatche, who scored 11 points (5-6 FG) in the quarter, and MarShon

Brooks, who added nine point (3-5 FG) in the quarter, led the way as the Nets were able to come back and hold off the Bulls. The

Bulls were led offensively by Luol Deng, who scored 18 points with six rebounds, and Nate Robinson, who added 12 points with a

game-high 11 assists. Besides the bench, the Nets found their offense in All-Star Brook Lopez, who recorded a game-high 20 points


Bulls 14 28 25 22 89 43.6 07.1 90.9 11 18 29 23 17 9 13 3 6

Nets 24 17 22 30 93 52.0 45.5 50.0 11 29 49 19 18 7 14 4 12

Game 60: Nets 85, Bulls 96, at United Center 3/2/13

Coming off a home loss to the Mavericks the night before, the Nets dropped the second half of their home/road back-to-back with a

loss to the Bulls despite jumping out to an 11 pint lead in the first quarter. Brook Lopez led all scorers with 22 points and added

three blocked shots, and Lopezs backup Andray Blatche came off the bench to contribute 13 points, four rebounds and a season

high tying four steals in 23 minutes. Brooklyn forced an opponent season-high tying 19 turnovers, including 12 steals, which alsotied for a season-best mark (done three times). The Bulls hit on all 14 of their free throws from the line, and 40% (6-15) of their

three-pointers. Joakim Noah played an all-around game, scoring 21 points with 10 rebounds in addition to five assists, four blocks

and two steals. Deron Williams again led the Nets (and the game) in assists with six, and Reggie Evans grabbed 10 rebounds

(including four offensive caroms) in just 18 minutes in the losing effort.


Nets 27 12 20 26 85 44.4 33.3 69.6 8 26 34 19 20 12 21 4 11

Bulls 27 26 24 19 96 52.1 40.0 100.0 6 28 34 25 24 11 19 7 20

Game 75: Nets 90, Bulls 92 at Barclays Center 4/4/13

The Brooklyn Nets fell to the Chicago Bulls at home by a final score of 92-90. The Nets led the game by as many as 16 in the firs

half, however the Bulls put together a dominant collective effort during the final 24 minutes, outscoring the Nets 56-43 in thesecond half. Brook Lopez scored 28 points in the game, 18 in the first quarter. He shot 8-10 at the free throw line but ended up

missing a potential game-tying jumpshot as time expired. Carlos Boozer turned in an outstanding performace for the Bulls scoring a

team-high 29 points and reeling in a game-high 18 rebounds. Kirk Hinrich fouled out for the Bulls late in the game and Nate

Robinson entered, providing some much needed offense for Chicago scoring 12 points in all to go along with five assists. Deron

Williams did never let his team fall too far behind, connecting on two three-point plays late in the fourth quarter while scoring a

number of key buckets. In all, Williams had game-highs of 30 points (20 in the second half) and 10 assists.


Bulls 13 23 29 27 92 46.3 36.4 63.2 13 33 46 21 28 5 13 4 4

Nets 26 21 20 23 90 44.3 38.5 76.7 7 23 30 17 19 8 16 3 16


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BROOKLYN NETS NOTES

HELLO BROOKLYN When Brook Lopez won the opening tip to Kris Humphries on November 3rd, 2012, it officially opened the Barclays Center as the

new home of the Brooklyn Nets. The game also marked the return of a professional sports franchise to Brooklyn for the first t ime since Major LeagueBaseballs Brooklyn Dodgers played their final game at Ebbets Field on September 24

th, 1957. Deron Williams 14 jumper with 11:42 remaining in the

first period were the first points scored in Brooklyn Nets history.

WINNING SEASON: The Nets 111-93 victory at POR clinched the 13thwinning season in the franchises 37-year NBA history.

BREAKING 30 BEFORE ALL-STAR BREAK: Including this season, the Nets have recorded 30 or more wins before the NBA All-Star break fivetimes. To the bottom left is a chart showing the seasons they accomplished this, their records, and the corresponding All-Star(s) during thoseseasons:

10,000/5,000: With his 23rd

point on 3/11/13 against the

76ers in Philadelphia, Deron Williams became the 7th-

fastest player in NBA history to record 10,000 points and

5,000 assists, doing so in just 567 career games. Chris

Paul has since joined the list ahead of Williams. The list

when Deron joined:

WINNING BY 20: The Nets registered eight 20-point victories on the season. The eight victories were six more than they had in their previous threeseasons combined (two).

STREAKING The Nets seven game winning streak to begin the new year tied for the sixth-longest stretch in franchise history. During the streak, the

Nets were besting opponents by 13.9 points per game, shooting 47.4% from the field, 81.4% from the free throw line and outrebounding the

opposition by 7.4 rebounds per game. A full list of the longest winning streaks in franchise history:

PLAYER GAMES

O. Robertson 467I. Thomas 490M. Johnson 534K. Johnson 542Tim Hardaway 543

Deron Williams 567

Year RecordNets All-

Stars

2012-13 31-22 Brook Lopez

2003-04 34-15Jason Kidd

Kenyon Martin

2001-02 32-15 Jason Kidd

1992-93 30-21 None

1982-83 33-18 Buck Williams

Wins Month/Year

12 March 2006

December 2003

11 January 2013

November 2012

February 2004

January 2002

January 1983

Streak First Win Last Win

14 1/25/04 2/24/04

14 3/12/06 4/6/06

11 12/23/82 1/12/83

10 12/19/02 1/6/03

10 12/16/05 1/8/06

7 1/2/13 1/15/13

7 2/21/84 3/7/84

HOME SWEET HOME: The Nets didnot lose a home game for a calendarmonth between December 28

thand

January 28th. The eight game

undefeated home stretch tied for theseventh-longest in franchise history:

LUCKY 11: The Nets had two of their best monthsin franchise history through the first three months ofthe season; the 11 wins in November was afranchise high for the month and was just the sixthtime in team history that a team won as many as 11games in a single month. With the 11 wins inJanuary, this season is the first with multiple 11+win months and the fourth season in franchisehistory with multiple double-digit win months, joining2005-06, 2003-04 and 2002-03. Following is a chartillustrating the most wins in a month in thefranchises NBA history:

Consecutive Home Wins(single season)

132/17/02 4/5/02

11/18/02 12/30/02

12 12/16/05 2/8/06

9

12/6/99 12/30/99

1/25/04 2/28/04

3/15/06 4/6/06

8(five other times)

12/28/12 1/28/13


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D3RONS LUCKY NUMB3RS: Deron Williams 33 points and 14 assists at IND on 4/12 was only the third time this season a player recorded those

numbers (Lebron James and Jrue Holiday). The 33 points, 14 assists and five made three-pointers by Williams had only been done five times since

the 1985-86 season and Deron is the only player to have done it twice (he recorded 35 points, 14 assists and six made three-pointers at PHO on

1/13/12). The other players to have accomplished that feat are Baron Davis, Darrell Armstrong and Tim Hardaway.

20/20 CLUB: Reggie Evans grabbed a career-high 26 rebounds (including a career-high 12 offensive) and tied a career-high with 22 points at POR

on 3/27.

Evans was the only player in the NBA this season to record at least 22 points and 26 rebounds in a game and was the 16th such player in

the NBA since 1985-86 to accomplish that task. Charles Shacklefords 23 point and 26 rebound performance on 2/20/90 was the only other

such outing by a Net since the 1985-86 season.

Evans 26 rebounds tied the Nets franchise record for rebounds in regulation.

It was the first 20/20 game by a Net since Richard Jeffersons 26 points and 21 rebounds at CHI on 11/5/04.

2013 HEAD-2-HEAD: Notes on Brooklyns successin head-to-head series this season

The Nets won the season series with nine of the 14 teams in the Eastern Conference. The Nets only lost the season series to two East

teams this year (three splits).

Brooklyn swept 10 opponents this season.

DERON BREAKING RECORDS: Notes on Deron Williams record-setting performance against Washington on 3/8/13:

Williams nine three-pointers in the first half was the most in NBA history by a player in a half.

His 11 total three-pointers set a Nets franchise record for three-point field goals made in a single game.

Derons seven three pointers in the first quarter set a Nets franchise record for most three-pointers made in any quarter.

The 42 points was his season-high and a Nets individual player high this year. The 23 points in the first quarter was the most by a Net in

any quarter this season.

Williams 33 points in the first-half was also the most points in a half by a Nets player this season. His 33 points was also the exact amount

of points the entire Wizards team scored in the first-half. The last player to score the same amount or more points than their opponents

entire team in the first-half of a game was Tracy McGrady of the Orlando Magic when he scored 37 points vs. Denver on 3/9/03.

SELLING OUT: The Nets sold out Barclays Center (17,732 capacity) 22 times in the buildings inaugural season.

FINE FROM THE LINE Deron Williams made 52 consecutive free throws between 12/31/12 and 1/21/13, the second-longest streak of the season (J.

Crawford, LAC 58) and the second-longest streak in Nets history in the play-by-play era (Sam Cassell 55 in 1998).

HOUSTON-WE HAVE AN ALL-STARNotes on Brook Lopezs first-ever All-Star selection:

Brook became the 13th

All-Star in Nets franchise history, joining Buck Williams (three times), Otis Birdsong, M.R. Richardson,

Derrick Coleman, Kenny Anderson, Jayson Williams, Stephon Marbury, Jason Kidd (five times), Kenyon Martin, Vince Carter

(three times), Devin Harris and Deron Williams.

Lopez was the second Nets center (Jayson Williams) to be selected.

In his ASG debut, Lopez scored three points with five rebounds and three assists in 11 minutes of action as the East fell to the

West 143-138. In the Saturday Sears Shooting Stars competition, Brooks team (which consisted of NBA Legend Muggsy

Bogues and WNBA star Tamika Catchings) came in fourth out of the four teams finishing the first round of the challenge in 67

seconds.

This was the third time Lopez has participated in All-Star weekend after being selected as both a rookie and a sophomore to

the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge in 2008-09 and 2009-10.

REBOUNDIN REGGIE: Notes on Reggies franchise rebounding achievements from 2012-13:

Evans became the first Net in the play-by-play era to record a double-double in the first quarter when he notched 10 points and 10 rebounds

4/9 vs. PHI.

Reggie became the third Net in franchise history to record consecutive 20+ rebound outings after registering 24 against the Bobcats on 4/6

and 24 on 4/9 vs. PHI (Buck Williams Jan. 1984 and Jayson Williams, twice Dec. 1997).

Reggies eight consecutive games of 13+ rebounds between 3/27 and 4/10 was the longest such stretch in Nets history.

Month3pt Field Goals

Made Attempted3pt Percentage

November 21-78 26.9%

December 27-82 32.9%

January 34-81 42.0%

February 25-51 49.0%

D-WILL FROM DEEP: Throughout this season, Deron

Williams gradually increased his three-point shooting

percentage each month from November to February.

To the right is a chart showing Derons improvement

from deep, from month-to-month:


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FRANCHISE LEADERS:A trio of current Nets rank in the top 10 in Nets franchise history in per game statistics: Deron Williams is second in assists

per game (8.7), Brook Lopez is sixth in blocks per game (1.7) and Kris Humphries is ninth in rebounds per game (9.0).

ICE-O JOE: This season, in games where the Nets were tied or trailing by three points or fewer with less than a minute remaining, Joe Johnson was9-10 from the field for 20 points and a +/- of +18 in just 13 minutes (10 total games). Johnsons nine made field goals in such situations led the league

A complete run-down of all Johnsons clutch baskets this season:

GameTime

Remaining

Deficit

priorShot Outcome

11/20 at LAL :36.5 3 5 running jumper (Williams) L, 90-95

12/14 vs. DET :18.9 (OT) 2 8 floating jumper W, 107-105 (2OT)

12/14 vs. DET :26.2 (2OT) 1 6 running jumper W, 107-105 (2OT)

12/14 vs. DET :01.0 Tie 23 step-back jumper W, 107-105 (2OT)

1/4 at WAS :00.7 Tie 18 jumper W, 115-113 (2OT)

1/21 at NYK :22.3 1 16 pull-up jumper W, 88-85

2/11 at IND :13.0 2 10 jump bank shot W, 89-84

2/19 vs. MIL :01.3 3 27 3PT jumper (Williams) W, 113-111 (OT)

2/19 vs. MIL :01.4 Tie 15 pull-up jumper W, 113-111 (OT)

5-0 IN OT: the Nets were 5-0 in overtime games this season and are on anNBA-best 10 game overtime winning streak thanks to a 113-111 overtimevictory vs. MIL 2/19. Joe Johnsons three-pointer with :01.3 secondsremaining in regulation forced the extra period, and his jumper with :01.4seconds remaining in overtime broke the tie and sealed the win forBrooklyn. Brooklyn finished the year tied for the fourth-longest streak ofconsecutive overtime wins in NBA history:

5,000 ASSIST CLUB - Deron Williams dished his 5,000th career assist 2/6 at DET in his 554th

career game, becoming

The ninth-fastest player in NBA history to record 5,000 assists. Only Oscar Robertson, Magic Johnson, John Stockton, Isiah Thomas, Chris

Paul, Kevin Johnson, Jason Kidd and Tim Hardaway achieved the feat on fewer games.

The third-fastest active player to reach the milestone (Chris Paul, 510 games and Jason Kidd, 531 games).

The 56th player in NBA history to reach that plateau, finishing the season 50th on the NBAs career list and ninth among active players.

THREE-FOR-ALL: The Nets set a season-high (since tied) with 16 made three-pointers1/26 at HOU, a game in which the Nets also tied a franchise

record by attempting 36 shots from beyond the arc. The Nets had previously attempted 36 threes in regulation twice: at PHI 4/18/06 and 4/13/07 and

once in overtime, 4/7/07 vs. WAS.

ANDRAY AT THE 5: In his eight games as a starter this season, Andray Blatche averaged 17.9 points and 9.3 rebounds while shooting 52.3% from

the field.

HISTORIC PERFORMANCES: Some of the Nets best individual performances of the season: Reggie Evans 1/8 at PHI: Recorded 23 rebounds in 27 minutes. Only one other players since the 1985-86 season has recorded more

rebounds in 27 minutes or less of action (Lorenzen Wright of the Clippers vs. SAC on 3/11/99 - 29 rebounds in 27 minutes).

Brook Lopez 12/29 vs. CLE: 35 points and 11 rebounds. The output was Lopezs seventh career 35+ point game, making him the ONLY

Nets center since the 1995-96 season to reach that plateau.

Andray Blatche 11/18 at SAC: made his first 10 field goal attempts. The Last NBA player to make 10 or more consecutive field goals

prior to Blatche was the Lakers Andrew Bynum (12, 3/18/10 vs. Utah). The last Nets player to accomplish the feat was Brook Lopez

(10, 3/26/10 vs. Detroit).

o 12/7 vs. GSW: 22 points, 15 rebounds and four steals. Blatche became the first player in the league this season to have at least

22/15/4 and the first since DeMarcus Cousins 4/10/12. The next-most-recent such game was also by a Net against the Warriors:

Gerald Wallace with 24/18/6 3/30/12 at GSW.

Team Years Overtime Win-Streak

Hornets 2006-2008 13

Spurs 1979-1983 11

Hawks 1995-1997 11

Nets 2010-2013 10

Bucks 1972-1974 10


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HISTORY IN ORLANDO - NOTES FROM THE NETS PERFORMANCE IN ORLANDO 11/9:

After losing by 30 points to Heat in Miami 73-103 on 11/7, the Nets bounced back to beat the Magic in Orlando by 39 points (107-68) the

following game 11/9. It was the first time in the NBA since the Thunder at the end of the 2008-09 season that a team lost by 30+ points and

won their ensuing game by at least that same margin (OKC lost 83-113 to POR 4/13/09 and won 126-85 over LAC on 4/15/09).

The 39-point margin was the largest on the road by the Nets in their NBA history, besting the previous mark of 34 at Philadelphia 1/15/86.

The last time the Nets had won by 39+ points was 2/7/09 vs. Denver, 114 to 70.

It was the largest victory over the Magic in franchise history, surpassing a 129-91 (38 point) defeat of Orlando on 3/12/00 at home.

Tied a franchise record for fewest opponent free throws made with four (at WAS 04/06/99, vs. DEN 11/18/02, and at TOR 4/14/02).

It was the first time the Nets held an opponent to 68 points or fewer since 4/5/09 vs. PHI (a 97-67 win).

Holding the Magic to 68 points was tied for the 6th

fewest allowed in franchise history.

The win snapped a 15-game losing streak in the state of Florida (seven to the Miami Heat and eight to the Orlando Magic). It also was the

first win over the Magic since 4/11/09 (10 games) and the first win in Orlando since 1/2/08 (eight games).

NOT SO FAST: The Nets defeated the Clippers 11/23 while scoring zero fast break points, the first time in at least the last 15 years that the franchise

has won without scoring a single fast break point.

ANOTHER (COMMUNITY) ASSIST: Nets guard Deron Williams was named the NBAs Kia Community Award recipient for the month of November in

recognition of his outstanding efforts in the community and ongoing philanthropic and charitable work.

NEW CREW: In the first four games of the season,nine Nets were newly-minted (the season-opening roster featured just five players who ended lastyear with the team).Four Nets made their franchise debuts 11/3 vs. TOR: starting shooting guard Joe Johnson, backup point guard C.J. Watson andreserve big men Andray Blatche and Reggie Evans. Rookies Tyshawn Taylor and Mirza Teletovic made their team and NBA debuts 11/5 vs. MIN,followed by fellow rookie Tornike Toko Shengelia 11/7 at MIA. Josh Childress and Jerry Stackhouse made their official entries into the Nets historybooks in the first quarter 11/9 at ORL.

THE VOTES ARE IN: In a preseason survey of all 30 NBA General Managers, the Netswere voted the overwhelming favorite (62.1% of respondents

to be the most improved team in 2012-13. Brooklyn also finished second in terms of who GMs thought made the best overall moves this offseason.The Nets also had two of the five players (Joe Johnson and Deron Williams) who received votes as to the player acquisition who GMs think will makethe biggest impact this season.

BROOKLYN BACKCOURT: Notes on the talented pairing of backcourt mates Joe Johnson and Deron Williams:

- 9 combined All-Star appearances (Johnson - 6 between 2007-12/Williams 3 between 2010-12)

- 3 combined All-NBA selections (Williams Second Team in 2008/2010 and Johnson - Third Team 2010)

- 2 NBA All-Rookie Team selections (Williams First Team in 2006/Johnson - Second Team in 2002)

- 11 playoff appearances (Johnson 62 games in seven years, including the last five consecutive/Williams 44 games in four campaigns)

GOING NATIONAL: Brooklyn Nets games were broadcast on national television 20 times this season; nine times on ESPN, eight times on NBA TVand three times on TNT. Last season, the Nets were broadcast zero times by ESPN and TNT.

BETTER WITH AGE: Nets G/F Jerry Stackhouse, who turns 38 on November 5th, entered the 2012-13 NBA season as the seventh-oldest player in

the NBA. Stackhouse (picked 3rd), Rasheed Wallace (4

th, since retired) and Kurt Thomas (10

th) were the only remaining active players from the 1995

NBA Draft, while Grant Hill (3

rd

, 1994) and ex-Net Jason Kidd (2

nd

) are the only players still in the league from an earlier draft.

BROOKLYNS NUMBER 42: Jerry Stackhouse is the first athlete to wear the number 42 in Brooklyn since Jackie Robinson, who is his idol. Robinsondebuted for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15

th, 1947 and played his final Major League game in 1956 in a Brooklyn uniform. The number 42 is retired

by all 30 MLB teams. Stackhouse chose the number 42 in homage to Robinson.

GOLDEN BOY: This summer, Deron Williams won the second gold medal of his career at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London as a membeof the United States mens basketball team. In doing so, Williams became the first Net in franchise history to win Olympic gold while with theorganization.

INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR: This offseason, Brooklyn added a pair of talented forwards from Europe to bolster the rotation. Bosnian Mirza Teletovicwas signed on July 16

thand Tornike (Toko) Shengelia, who was born in the country of Georgia, was acquired on draft night June 28

thfrom

Philadelphia. Canadian-born Kris Joseph was added for the remainder of the season on April 12th.


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BROOKLYN NETS MISCELLANEOUS

2012 TRANSACTIONS:June 28:Acquired draft rights to Tyshawn Taylor from Portland in exchange for cash considerations June28:Acquired draft rights to Tornike Shengelia from Philadelphia for cash considerations July 11: Re-signed free agents DeronWilliams, Gerald Wallace, and Brook Lopez July 11: Acquired Joe Johnson in a trade from the Atlanta Hawks for Jordan Famar

Anthony Morrow, Johan Petro, DeShawn Stevenson, Jordan Williams, Houstons 2013 first round draft pick and the Nets 2017second round draft pick July 11: Acquired Reggie Evans from the Clippers in exchange for the rights to swap second round picksin 2016 July 16:Signed free agent Jerry Stackhouse July 16:Signed free agent Mirza TeletovicJuly 19: Signed free agenKeith Bogans July 20: Re-signed Kris Humphries July 23: Signed free agent C.J. Watson September 12: Signed free agen

Andray Blatche September 13:Signed free agent Josh Childress September 17: Signed free agents Stephen Dennis, JamesMays and Carleton Scott October 23: Waived Stephen Dennis. October 27: Waived James Mays and Carleton ScottDecember 21:Assigned Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor to D-League affiliate Springfield Armor December 22: RecalledTornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor from Springfield Armor December 27: Relieved Avery Johnson of head coaching dutiesand named P.J. Carlesimo Interim Head Coach December 29: Requested waivers on Josh Childress January 13: SignedDamion James to a 10-day contract January 22: Re-assigned Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor to D-League affiliateSpringfield Armor January 28: Recalled Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor from Springfield Armor. February 28: Reassigned Tornike Shengelia to D-League affiliate Springfield Armor March 5: Recalled Tornike Shengelia from Springfield ArmorMarch 15: Re-assigned Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor to D-League affiliate Springfield Armor March 16: RecalledTornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor from Springfield Armor March 18: Re-assigned Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor toD-League affiliate Springfield Armor. March 27: Recalled Tornike Shengelia and Tyshawn Taylor from Springfield Armor April 2Signed Kris Joseph to a 10-day contract... April 12: Signed Kris Joseph for the remainder of the season.

BACK-TO-BACKS: The Brooklyn Nets played on back-to-back nights an NBA-high 23 times during the 2012-13 season (due in par

to the re-scheduled season-opening game against the Knicks). The Nets finished their home/home series this season with a perfec4-0 record. Below is a full breakdown:

2012-13 BACK-TO-BACK GAMESHOME/ROAD: 12-12 First Game: 5-7 Second Game: 7-5ROAD/HOME: 5-3 First Game: 2-2 Second Game: 3-1ROAD/ROAD: 2-8 First Game: 1-4 Second Game: 1-4HOME/HOME: 4-0 First Game: 2-0 Second Game: 2-0OVERALL 23-23 10-13 13-10

NETS ACTIVE FRANCHISE LEADERSRank Category Player Num. Next Up Num.TOTALS

4t Blocks Brook Lopez 568 Mike Gminski 599

6t 3pt Field Goals Deron Williams 300 Keith Van Horn 335

7t Off. Rebounds Brook Lopez 908 Derrick Coleman 1148

SINGLE SEASON

7t

Def. Rebounds Reggie Evans 628 Buck Williams (83-84) 645

8t

Tot. Rebounds Reggie Evans 888 Jayson Williams (97-98) 883

9t

Assists Deron Williams 604 Jason Kidd (03-04) 618


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2012-13 GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS

NAME INJURY/ILLNESS/REASON DATES OUT GAMES MISSED

Keith Bogans Tight lower back 4/9 4/10 2MarShon Brooks Sprained left ankle 11/9 11/13 3Josh Childress Sprained left ankle 11/3 11/7 3

Sore left foot 12/18 12/19 2Reggie Evans Flu 12/4 1

Sore left shoulder 4/15 1

Kris Humphries Sore abdominal muscle 12/25 12/29 4Sprained left ankle 1/4 1/5 2Sore left ankle 1/11 1Tight lower back 3/18 3/20 2Sinus congestion 4/6 1

Joe Johnson Sore left heel 2/22 2/24, 3/12, 4/15 4Right quad contusion 3/29 4/3 3

Brook Lopez Mild sprain, right foot 11/30 12/12 7Tornike Shengelia Sprained left thumb 11/15 11/20, 11/23 11/30 8

Flu-like symptoms 12/28 1Mild concussion 1/28 2/8 6

Jerry Stackhouse Sore right knee 12/14 12/19 4Sore right hamstring 1/2, 1/11 2

Stiff neck 2/5 2/8, 4/15 3Illness 2/22 1

Mirza Teletovic Illness 1/11 1Gerald Wallace Sprained left ankle 11/5 11/15 6

Bruised left knee 12/31 1Bruised ribs 1/13 1/15 2Sore left foot 4/3 1Lower left leg contusion 4/12 4/14 2

Deron Williams Sore right wrist 12/26 1Synovitis both ankles 2/11 2/13 2Left knee contusion 4/15 1

Total: 12 77

2012-13 STARTING LINEUPS(chronological order of first appearance, most recent in bold)

FORWARD FORWARD CENTER GUARD GUARD RECORDWallace Humphries Lopez Johnson Williams 6-3Bogans Humphries Lopez Johnson Williams 4-3Wallace Humphries Blatche Johnson Williams 1-3Wallace Evans Blatche Johnson Williams 1-2Wallace Evans Lopez Johnson Williams 23-13Bogans Wallace Lopez Johnson Williams 3-1Bogans Wallace Lopez Johnson Watson 0-1Bogans Evans Lopez Johnson Williams 3-3Wallace Evans Lopez Johnson Watson 2-0Wallace Evans Lopez Watson Williams 2-2Wallace Evans Lopez Bogans Williams 2-2Bogans Evans Lopez Brooks Williams 1-0Wallace Humphries Blatche Brooks Watson 1-0

The Nets used their 13 different starting lineups this season and 10 of the 15 players on the roster started at least one game for Brooklyn. Only

Andray Blatche appeared in every game this season for.


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NETS 2012-13 STATISTICAL CHARTS2012-13 Nets & Opponent Individual Highs

42Deron Williams vs. WAS 3-8-13 Points, Game 45Carmelo Anthony vs. NYK 12-11-12

23Deron Williams (1st) vs. WAS 3-8-13 Points, Quarter 19Kyle Lowry (4th) vs. TOR 1-15-13

33Deron Williams (1st) vs. WAS 3-8-13Points, Half

23Chris Paul (2nd) at LAC 3-23-13

23Carmelo Anthony (2nd) vs. NYK 12-11-12

15Brook Lopez @ DAL 3-20-13

15Deron Williams vs. WAS 3-8-13Field Goals Made 16Anderson Varejao vs. CLE 11-13-12

25Deron Williams @ DAL 3-20-1325Brook Lopez vs. LAL 2-5-13

Field Goals Attempted29Carmelo Anthony @ NYK 1-21-13

.916 (11-12)Andray Blatche vs. SAC 11-18-12 FG Pct. (Min. 10 Att.) .923 (12-13) Tyson Chandler vs. NYK 11-26-12

11Deron Williams vs. WAS 3-8-13 3-Point Field Goals8Randy Foye @ UTA 3-30-13

8C.J. Miles vs. CLE 12-30-12

16Deron Williams vs. WAS 3-8-13 3-Point Field Goals

Attempted11Ben Gordon vs. CHA 4-6-13

.833 (5-6) Jerry Stackhouse @ BOS 11-28-12

.833 (5-6) Gerald Wallace @ ORL 11-30-123-Point Pct. (Min. 4 Att.)

1.000 (5-5) Ty Lawson vs. DEN 2-13-13

11Brook Lopez @ WAS 1-4-13

11Brook Lopez vs. TOR 11-3-12Free Throws Made 14Kyrie Irving vs. CLE 11-13-12

16Reggie Evans vs. WAS 3-8-13 Free Throws Att. 19Dwight Howard @ LAL 11-20-12

1.000 (10-10) Deron Williams @ BOS 4-10-13

1.000 (10-10) Brook Lopez vs. TOR 1-15-13FT Pct. (Min. 10 Att.)

1.000 (14-14) Kyrie Irving vs. CLE 11-13-12

12Reggie Evans @ POR 3-27-13 Offensive Rebounds 11Anderson Varejao vs. CLE 11-13-12

19Reggie Evans vs. WAS 3-8-13 Defensive Rebounds 13Carlos Boozer vs. CHI 4-4-13

26Reggie Evans @ POR 3-27-13 Total Rebounds18Carlos Boozer vs. CHI 4-4-13

18Anderson Varejao 11-13-12

12Reggie Evans (3rd) vs ATL 3-17-13 Rebounds Quarter8Greg Monroe vs. DET(1st) 4-17-13

8Al Horford @ ATL (2nd) 3-9-13

17Reggie Evans (1st Half) vs. PHI 4-9-13 Rebounds Half 11Anderson Varejao (1st Half) vs. CLE 11-13-12

14Deron Williams at IND 4-12-13

14Deron Williams vs. NYK 11-25-12Assists

15Jeff Teague vs. ATL 3-17-13

15Jose Calderon @ TOR 12-12-12

7Deron Williams (1st Quarter) @ PHI 3-11-13 Assists Quarter 7Jeff Teague (4th Quarter) vs. ATL 3-17-13

9Deron Williams (1st Half) @ PHI 3-11-13

9Deron Williams (2

nd

Half) vs. HOU 2-22-139Deron Williams (1st Half) @ OKC 1-2-13

9Deron Williams (1st Half) @ PHX 3-24-13

Assists Half 10Jeff Teague (2nd Half) vs. ATL 3-17-13

5Gerald Wallace @ DAL 3-20-13

5Gerald Wallace vs. HOU 2-22-13

5Deron Williams @ OKC 1-2-13

5Gerald Wallace @ LAL 11-20-12

Steals

6Jason Kidd @ NYK 1-21-13

6Paul George vs. IND 1-13-13

6Monte Ellis @ MIL 12-26-12

7Deron Williams vs. DAL 3-1-13

7Brook Lopez @ WAS 1/4/13

7Deron Williams vs. MIA 11-7-12

7Brook Lopez vs. ORL 11-11-12

Turnovers 7Raymond Felton vs. NYK 12-11-12

5Brook Lopez @ IND 4-12-13

5Gerald Wallace @ CHA 3-6-13

5Brook Lopez @ HOU 1-26-13

5Brook Lopez vs. NYK 11-26-12

Blocked Shots6Larry Sanders vs. MIL 2-19-13

6Roy Hibbert vs. IND 1-13-13

51:58 Joe Johnson vs. DET 12-14-12 Minutes Played 50:03 Carmelo Anthony vs. NYK 11-26-12


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2012-13 Nets / Opponent Team Highs & LowsNets Team Highs Nets Team Lows CATEGORY Opponent Team Highs Opponent Team Lows

119 @ DET, 3-18-13

119 vs. DEN, 2-13-1372 vs. MEM, 2-24-13 Points, Game 119 @ HOU, 1-26-13 68 @ ORL, 11-9-12

39 vs. DEN, 2-13-13 (2nd Quarter ) 5 @ SAS, 12-31-12 (3rd Quarter) Points, Quarter 36 @ MIA 1-30-13 (3rd Quarter) 9 @ CHA 3-6-13 (3rd Quarter)

69 at IND 4-12-13 (1st Half) 26 @ SAS 12-31-12 (2nd Half) Points, Half 67 @ MEM 1-25-13 25 @ CHA, 3-6-13 (2nd Half)

12 vs. NYK 11-26-12 7 vs. DET 12-14-12 Points, OT Period 11 @ WAS 1-4-135vs. DET 12-14-12

5vs. NYK 11-25-12

38 vs. WAS 3-8-13 18 vs. MIL 12-9-12 Points, 1st Quarter 35 vs. TOR, 11-3-1213 vs. CHI, 4-4-13

13 @ IND, 2-11-13

39 vs. DEN 2-13-13 11 @ WAS 2-8-13 Points, 2nd Quarter 35 @ MEM 1-25-13 14 @ ATL, 3-9-13

38 vs. OKC, 12-4-12 5 @ SAS 12-31-12 Points, 3rd Quarter 36 vs. MIA, 1-30-13 9 @ CHA, 3-6-13

34 @ OKC 1-2-13 10 vs. MIN, 11-5-12 Points, 4th Quarter 34 vs. ATL 3-17-13 11 vs. IND 1-13-13

69 at IND 4-12-1331 @ WAS 2-8-13

31 vs. MIL, 12-9-12Points, First Half 67 @ MEM, 1-25-13 33 vs. WAS 3-8-13

95 vs. CLE 4-3-13

95 @ POR, 3-27-13

95 vs. DEN 2-13-13

52 @ SAS, 12-31-12 Thru Three Quarters 90 vs. OKC, 12-4-12 51 @ ORL, 11-9-12

62 @ DAL 3-20-13 26 @ SAS, 12-31-12 Points, Second Half 64 @ UTA, 3-30-13 25 @ CHA, 3-6-13

46 @ POR, 3-27-13 25 @ WAS, 2-8-13 Field Goals Made 47 @ MEM, 1-25-13 28 vs. CHA, 12-28-12

95 @ POR, 3-27-13

64 vs. BOS, 12-25-12

64 @ TOR, 12-12-12 Field Goals Attempted 99 vs. PHX, 3-24-12 66 vs. OKC, 12-4-12

.566 at CLE 4/3/13 .329 (25-76) @ WAS, 2-8-13 Field Goal Percentage .606 (40-66) vs. OKC, 12-4-12 .356 (32-90) vs. WAS, 3-8-13

16 vs. DEN, 2-13-13

16 @ HOU, 1-26-13

3 @ MEM 1-25-13

3 @ MIA, 11-7-12

3-Point Field Goals

Made14 vs. NYK, 12-11-12

1 vs. DET 4-17-13

1 @ DET, 3-18-13

1 vs. CHI 2-1-13

1 vs. ORL, 11-11-12

1 @ ORL 11-30-12

1 @ BOS 11-28-12

36 @ HOU 1-26-13 11 vs. CHI 2-1-133-Point Field Goals

Attempted30 @ HOU, 2-22-13 7 @ BOS, 11-28-12

.600 (12-20) vs. NOH, 2-26-13 .143 (3-21) @ MIA 11-7-12

3-Point Field Goal

Percentage(Min. 10

Att.).706 (12-17) vs. DEN, 2-13-13 .056 (1-18) vs. DET, 3-18-13

29 vs. CLE, 12-29-12 5 vs. MEM, 2-24-13 Free Throws Made 30 vs. OKC, 12-4-12 3 @ MEM 1-25-13

39 vs. CLE, 12-29-12 9 @ NYK, 12-19-12 Free Throws Attempted 37 @ LAL, 11-20-12 6 @ MIN 1-23-13

1.000 (17-17) @ ATL, 1-16-13 .385 (5-13) vs. MEM, 2-24-13 Free Throw Percentage 1.000 (14-14) at CHI 3-2-13 .375 (3-8) @ MEM, 1-25-13

24 vs. PHI 4-9-13

24 at DEN 3-29-136 @ CHA, 3-6-13 Offensive Rebounds 25 vs.PHX, 3-24-13 2 vs. OKC, 12-4-12

43 vs. PHI 4-9-13

43 vs. ORL 11-11-12

43 @ CHA 3-6-13

43 vs. WAS 3-8-13

19 @ ATL 1-16-13 Defensive Rebounds 41 @ MIL 2-20-1318 vs. DEN 2-13-13

18 vs. CHI 2-1-13

67 vs. PHI 4-9-13 29 vs. MIN, 11-5-12 Total Rebounds 54 vs. DET 12-14-12 28 vs. SAS 2-10-13

31 at CLE 4/4/13 9 @ IND 2-11-13 Assists 33 @ ATL, 1-16-13 11 vs. CHA, 12-28-12

28 @ WAS 1-4-13

11 @ MEM 1-25-13

11 vs. POR, 11-15-12

11 vs. PHI 12-23-12

Personal Fouls 31 vs. TOR, 11-3-12 11 @ NYK, 12-19-12

13 vs. DET 4-17-13

13 vs. WAS 4-15-132 vs. SAS 2-10-13 Steals 17 vs. DET 4-17-13 1 @ POR, 3-27-13

24 vs. DET 4-17-13 6 vs. TOR, 1-15-13 Turnovers 24 vs. DET 4-17-135 vs. SAS 2-10-13

5 @ NYK, 1-21-13

11 @ UTA, 3-30-13

1 @ POR, 3-27-13

1 vs. ATL, 3-17-13

1 vs. DAL, 3-1-13

1 @ TOR, 12-12-12

1 vs. OKC, 12-4-12

1 @MIA, 11-7-12

Blocked Shots 11 vs. MEM 2-24-130 vs. CHA, 12-28-12

0 vs. CLE , 11-13-12

24 vs. WAS 3-8-13 13 vs. WAS 4-15-13Largest Lead / Largest

Deficit after 1st

Quarter--- ---

30 at CLE 4/4/13 23 @ MEM, 1-25-13Largest Lead / Largest

Deficit At Halftime--- ---

31 @ DET, 3-18-13 33 @ SAS, 12-31-12

Largest Lead / Largest

Deficit Through 3rd

Quarter

--- ---

39 vs. @ ORL, 11-9-12 31 @ SAS, 12-31-12

Largest Margin of

Victory/ Largest Margin

of Defeat For The Game

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NETS STATISTICAL CHARTS

Last Time a Net or an Opponent Individual Had.

NETS OPPONENTS

40-49 points 42D. Williams vs. WAS, 3/8/13 45C. Anthony vs. NYK, 12/11/12

50+ points 57D. Williams @ CHA, 3/4/12 50S. ONeal vs. LAL, 4/2/98

15+ rebounds 16R. Evans @ TOR, 4/14/13 18C. Boozer vs. CHI, 4/4/13

20+ rebounds 24R. Evans vs. PHI, 4/9/13 25E. Ilyasova vs. MIL, 2/19/12

25+ rebounds 26R. Evans @ POR, 3/27/13 25E. Ilyasova vs. MIL, 2/19/12

10+ blocks 11S. Bradley vs. IND, 2/6/97 10D. Mutombo @ NYK, 1/4/04

5+ steals 5G. Wallace @ DAL, 3/20/13 5C. Boozer @ CHI, 3/2/13

8+ steals 11K Gill vs. HOU, 2/3/99 8J. Richardson vs. CHA, 4/15/08

15+ assists 15D. Williams @ SAC, 3/31/12 15 J. Teague vs. ATL, 3/17/13

20 + assists 20D. Williams @ GSW, 3/30/12 22M. Jackson @ DEN, 1/20/97

15+ field goals 15D. Williams vs. WAS, 3/8/13 15C. Anthony vs. NYK, 12/11/12

20+ field goals 21R. Williams @ Buffalo, 4/17/82 20 - L. Scola @ HOU, 3/13/10

6+ 3-pt 11D. Williams vs. WAS, 3/8/13 6C. Delfino vs. HOU 2/22/13

15+ FT 21D. Williams @ CHA, 3/4/12 15C. Maggette @ CHA, 3/4/12

A Triple-Double T. Williams vs. CHI, 4/9/10 (27 pts, 13 rebs, 10 ast) B. Uzoh @ TOR, 4/26/12 (12 pts, 11 rebs, 12 ast)

A 4 point play M. Brooks vs. DET, 3/18/13 S. Curry @ GSW, 11/21/12

20/20 Game R. Evans @ POR, 3/27/13 (22pts and 26rebs) E. Ilyasova vs. MIL, 2/19/12 (29pts and 25rebs)

Win/loss at Buzzer Joe Johnson vs. MIL, 2/19/13 Damien Wilkins @ MIN, 10/28/09

Last Time the Nets (Single season)Won by 20-29 pts W 10483 vs. PHI, 4/9/13

Won by 30+ pts 11982 at DET, 3/18/13

Lost by 20-29 pts 87109 at DEN 3/29/13

Lost by 30+ pts 73-104 at SAS 12/29/12

Won 5+ straight 7, 1/2/131/15/13

Won 10+ straight 14, 3/12/064/6/06

Lost 5+ straight 5, 12/1/1212/11/12

Lost 10+ straight 11, 1/2/101/23/10

Came Back from 20+ pts. to win 21 @ Washington 12/26/11


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INTERIM HEAD COACH P.J. CARLESIMO

P.J. Carlesimo brings over 35 years of coaching experience to the Nets as he takes over as Interim Head Coach,his fourth career head coaching position in the NBA.

Carlesimo, who served as an assistant coach for the Toronto Raptors in 2010-11, spent five seasons (2002-2007)as Gregg Popovichs lead assistant with the San Antonio Spurs, where they captured three NBA titles in 2003, 2005and 2007. He also served as the head coach in Portland (1994-97), Golden State (1997-2000) andSeattle/Oklahoma City (2007-09).

Carlesimo began his coaching career as an assistant at Fordham University in 1971, before being named headcoach at New Hampshire College for one season (1975-76). He then spent six seasons(1976-82) as the headcoach at Wagner College, and led the Seahawks to their first NIT appearance. In 1982, Carlesimo was named headcoach at Seton Hall University, a position he held for 12 years. In 1987-88, he guided Seton Hall into the NCAA

Tournament for the first time in school history. His teams qualified for the NCAA Tournament in six of his final seven years. He was named NCAACoach of the Year in 1989 after registering a 31-7 mark, and advancing to the NCAA Championship Game. In addition, he was named Big EastCoach of the Year in 1988 and 1989.

Carlesimo made the transition to the NBA in the summer of 1994, when he was named head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers. He compiled a 137109 (.557) record over three seasons and led the Blazers to three straight playoff appearances. Posting a winning season in his first year in the NBAcoming from the collegiate ranks made him the first coach to accomplish that feat in 25 years. His 1996-97 team posted the lowest field goapercentage allowed (.436) in team history to that point, and recorded an 11- game winning streak (third longest in Blazers history). Each oCarlesimos three Portland squads finished in the top three in league rebounding totals. All three teams held opponents scoring totals to under 100points, with each season lower than the previous year. The 1994-95 Blazers allowed 99.2 points, followed by 97.0 points and a then Blazers- record94.8 points in 1996-97.

In June of 1997, Carlesimo was hired as the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, a position he held until December of 1999. The Warriors ledthe league in rebounding each of his first two seasons in Golden State. In addition, the 1998-99 Warriors set franchise records in field goal percentagedefense (.420) and lowest points allowed (90.8).

Carlesimo served as an assistant coach for USA Basketball for the gold-medal winning team at the 1992 Olympic Games, the 1990 WorldChampionships, the 1990 Goodwill Games and the 1988 Olympic Trials. In addition, Carlesimo was the head coach of three other U.S. Teams,including the 1991 World University Games squad, winners of the gold medal, and at the Olympic Festival in Norman and Oklahoma City in 1989.

Between coaching stints, Carlesimo has been a broadcaster for NBC Sports, Turner Sports and Spurs Television, and was recently the lead analystfor Westwood One on their broadcast of the 2012 Mens Olympic Basketball competition from London.

A native of Scranton, Pennsylvania, Carlesimo graduated from Fordham University in 1971. He was a member of the schools 26-3 basketball team in1970-71, a team that set the mark for the most wins in school history and was Fordhams first NCAA Tournament team.

Carlesimo has been inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame (1992 USAB Dream Team), Pennsylvania Hall of Fame, the Wagner Hall of Fame andthe Seton Hall Athletic Hall of Fame. His father, the late Pete Carlesimo, was the long-time executive director of the NIT.

PJ and his wife, Carolyn, have two sons, Kyle and Casey.

P.J. CARLESIMOS NBA COACHING RECORDRegular Season Playoffs

YEAR TEAM WIN LOSS PCT. YEAR TEAM WIN LOSS PCT.1994-95 Portland 44 38 .537 1994-95 Portland 0 3 .0001995-96 Portland 44 38 .537 1995-96 Portland 2 3 .4001996-97 Portland 49 33 .598 1996-97 Portland 1 3 .2501997-98 Golden State 19 63 .232 2012-13 Brooklyn 3 3 .5001998-99 Golden State 21 29 .420 Totals: 6 12 .3331999-00 Golden State 6 21 .2222007-08 Seattle 20 62 .2442008-09 Oklahoma City 1 12 .2442012-13 Brooklyn 35 19 .648

Totals: 239 315 .431


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CAREERHIGHS 2012-13HIGHS

PTS 36 (2 times) 23 vs. NYK 12/11/12FGM 17 @ NJN 2/28/10 11 at SAC 11/18/12FGA 32 vs. CLE 4/01/11 21 vs. WAS4/15/133FGM 2 (3 times) 1 (2 times)3FGA 3 (8 times) 2 (2 times)FTM 13 vs.PHI 11/02/10 7 vs. POR 11/25/12FTA 14 (2 times) 9 vs. GSW 12/07/12OREB 16 vs. CLE 4/01/11 8 (2 times)

DREB 15 vs. NYK 2/26/10 9 at MIL 2/20/13TREB 19 vs. CLE 4/01/11 15 vs. GSW 12/07/12ASTS 13 vs.NJN 4/04/10 4 (3 times)STLS 6 vs. DET 4/05/11 4 (4 times)BLKS 5 (3 times) 4 at UTA 3/30/13MINS 51 vs. NYK 2/26/10 37 vs. WAS 4/15/13


PTS 28 vs. UTA 11/16/04 13 vs. PHI 12/23/12FGM 10 at DAL 3/19/05 5 vs. PHI 12/23/12FGA 19 (2 times) 9 (2 times)

3FGM 6 at DAL 3/19/05 4 vs. ORL 1/28/133FGA 11 vs. NYK 2/26/07 8 vs. HOU 2/22/13FTM 8 (2 times) 3 vs. IND 1/13/13FTA 13 vs. UTA 11/16/04 4 vs.IND 1/13/13OREB 6 vs. WAS 1/09/04 2 (2 times)DREB 11 at LAC 11/15/03 4 (4 times)TREB 12 (3 times) 5 (2 times)ASTS 7 (3 times) 5 (2 times)STLS 6 vs. GSW 11/11/10 3 vs. TOR 1/15/13BLKS 2 (4 times) 1 (4 times)MINS 49 vs. CLE 3/26/06 37 at WAS 1/04/13

0 Andray Blatche F/C Ht: 6-11 Wt: 260 Born: 8/22/86 South Kent H.S. NBA Experience: 8th season2012-13: PLAYOFFS:Led the Nets bench with 10 points and seven rebounds, including two big makes atthe free throw line down the stretch at CHI 5/2 Recorded 11 points with five rebounds vs. CHI 4/29Tallied 13 points with five rebounds at CHI 4/27 Scored a bench-high seven points and grabbed threerebounds at CHI 4/25 Scored eight points with seven rebounds vs. CHI 4/22 Recorded 12 points withthree rebounds vs. CHI 4/20 REGULAR SEASON: Tallied 15 points and three steals vs. DET 4/17Recorded 20 points and 12 rebounds vs. WAS 4/15 Scored 15 points and recorded eight rebounds atTOR 4/14 Tallied 16 points with seven rebounds vs. CHA 4/6 Recorded 16 points with five rebounds,three blocks and two steals at DEN 3/29 Tallied 12 points on 5 -6 shooting at POR 3/27 Recorded abench-high 14 points and four rebounds at Dallas 3/20 Scored 18 points on 9-for-15 shooting, grabbedfive rebounds vs. NOH 3/12 Scored 20 points with seven rebounds at PHI 1/8 Recorded his 5th double -double of the season with 15 points and 11 rebounds vs. SAC 1/5 Scored a season -high 23 points on 9-13 shooting 12/11 vs. NYK Scored 22 points and had a season-high 15 rebounds vs. GSW 12/7 Scoreda team-high 20 points with eight rebounds at MIA 12/1 Led the team with 22 points also grabbed tworebounds in 19 minutes of play at SAC 11/18.Career Notables:

Drafted by Washington in the second round (49th pick) of the 2005 NBA Draft Averaged career-highs in points per game (16.8) and rebounds per game (8.2) as a member of the Wizards in 2010-2011 Named Co-MVP of the 2005 Jordan Brand Classic, scoring 26 points and grabbing 16 rebounds

Personal:Son of Angela Oliver Did not play organized basketball until high school Spent four years at Henninger High School in Syrac use, NY, before transferring toSouth Kent Prep (CT) for a fifth season Averaged 27.5 points, 16.0 rebounds, and 6.0 blocks during his fifth -year campaign and guided South Kent to a 32-9record Earned co-MVP honors at the 2005 Jordan Classic Visited Jamaica on a goodwill mission in J uly 2011 and contributed $50,000 to the renovation of

the athletic facilities at Kingston College, and donated gear including shirts, sneakers and basketballs at basketball camps in Kingston and Negril 'Martin' is hisfavorite television show and Martin Lawrence is also the star of his favorite movie, 'Life'... Twitter handle is @drayblatche.

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FTM-FTA OR DR TOT AST PF STL TO BS PTS5/2 at Chicago W 19 3-8 0-0 4-6 2 5 7 0 4 0 0 0 10

4/29 vs. Chicago W 20 5-8 0-0 3-3 2 3 5 0 2 0 0 0 114/27 at Chicago L 18 5-7 0-0 3-3 1 4 5 3 1 0 2 0 134/25 at Chicago L 21 3-9 0-0 1-2 1 2 3 2 3 0 1 2 74/22 vs. Chicago L 20 4-9 0-0 0-0 1 6 7 0 2 0 1 0 8

10 Keith Bogans G/F Ht: 6-5 Wt: 215 Born: 5/20/80 Kentucky NBA Experience: 10th season2012-13: REGULARSEASON: Recorded a season-high-tying five assists at CLE 4/3Scored 11 points,while going 3-6 from three-point range at POR 3/27 Scored nine points while making all three of his three-point field goal attempts at LAC 3/23 Recorded nine points shooting (50% from 3 point range) at Dallas

3/20 Scored 12 points, shooting 3-3 from three-point range at New Orleans 2/26 Scored eight pointswith one steal vs. SAS 2/10 Recorded nine points and two assists vs. MIA 1/30 Scored 12 points withfour rebounds vs. ORL 1/28 Scored eight points with four rebounds at NYK 1/21 Scored eight pointswith three rebounds vs. IND 1/13 Tallied a season-high 13 points and two rebounds vs. PHI 12/23Scored 11 points on 3-5 shooting from beyond the arc Inactive at Sac 11/18 DNP -Coachs Decision (6)(2- tight lower back).Career Notables:

Drafted by Milwaukee in the second round (43rd pick) of the 2003 NBA Draft Named a 1999 McDonalds All-American coming out of DeMatha High School in Hyattsville,

Maryland Started all 82 games as a member of the 2010-2011 Chicago Bulls

Personal:Full name is Keith Ramon Bogans He majored in Agriculture while in Lexington He was a McDonald's and Parade All-American as a senior at DeMatha HighSchool He earned "Prep Player of the Year" by Basketball Times He is one of two players in DeMatha history to earn a varsity letter all four years (the other is

former NBA great Adrian Dantley) His favorite movie is Scarface and his favorite home-cooked meal is fried chicken.DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN

FGM-FGA

3FGM-3FGA FTM-FTA OR DR TOT AST PF STL TO BS PTS

5/2 at Chicago W DNP Coachs Decision4/29 vs. Chicago W DNP Coachs Decision4/27 at Chicago L DNP Coachs Decision4/25 at Chicago L DNP Coachs Decision4/22 vs. Chicago L 13 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0


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PTS 27 at CLE 4/3/13 27 at CLE 4/3/13FGM 12 at CLE 4/3/13 12 at CLE 4/3/13FGA 19 at CHI 2/18/12 16 at CLE 4/3/133FGM 4 vs. ORL 2/22/12 2 at POR 3/27/133FGA 7 vs.ORL 2/22/12 4 at UTA 3/30/13FTM 7 vs. ATL 12/27/11 6 vs. PHX 1/11/13FTA

8 (2 times) 6 (2 times)OREB 4 (3 times) 4 (2 times)DREB 8 at LAC 11/16/12 6 vs. PHI 4/9/13TREB 10 vs. ATL 1/09/12 7 (3 times)ASTS 7 (2 times) 7 at CLE 4/3/13STLS 3 (4 times) 3 vs. ORL 1/28/13BLKS 2 at DET 3/18/13 2 at DET 3/18/13MINS 42 (2 times) 37 at CLE 4/3/13


PTS 22 (2 times) 22 at POR 3/27/13

FGM 9 at POR 3/27/13 9 at POR 3/27/13FGA 13 (2 times) 13 at POR 3/27/133FGM 1 at BOS 1/18/08 --3FGA 1 (9 times) --FTM 8 at MEM 3/29/05 6 vs. DEN 2/13/13FTA 16 vs. WAS 3/08/13 16 vs. WAS 3/08/13OREB 12 at POR 3/27/13 12 at POR 3/27/13DREB 19 ( 2times) 19 vs. WAS 3/08/13TREB 26 at POR 3/27/13 26 at POR 3/27/13ASTS 4 (3 times) 3 at POR 3/27/13STLS 4 (7 times) 4 vs. MIL 12/09/12BLKS 3 vs. MIN 4/16/07 2 (2 times)MINS 43 at IND 2/11/13 43 at IND 2/11/13

9 MarShon Brooks G/F Ht: 6-5 Wt: 200 Born: 1/26/89 Providence NBA Experience: 2ndseason2012-13: REGULARSEASON: Recorded 12 points and four rebounds vs. WAS 4/15 Scored 11 pointsand recorded a season-high-tying seven rebounds vs. PHI 4/9 Scored a career-best 27 points whiledishing out a career-high-tying seven assists at CLE 4/3Tallied 10 points and two rebounds at UTA 3/30Recorded eight points and tied a season-high with seven rebounds while tallying five assists at DEN 3/29 Scored 12 points while tying his season-high with two three-pointers at POR 3/27 Scored 14 points andhad three rebounds vs. NOH 3/12 Recorded seven points with one rebound vs. WAS 3/8 Scored 13points with three assists and two steals vs. CHI 2/1 Scored 17 points with two rebounds vs. PHX 1/11Scored 15 points with three assists vs. SAC 1/5 Scored a team -high 16 points with two rebounds at SAS12/31 Scored 14 points vs. MIL 12/9 Had 14 points in just 12 minutes of playing time at SAC 11/18 Has been inactive 3 times (3inactive sprained left ankle) DNP Coachs Decision (6).Career Notables:

Drafted by Boston in the first round (25th overall) of the 2011 NBA Draft and then traded to NewJersey in exchange for the rights to the 27th pick, JaJuan Johnson, and the Nets 2014 secondround pick on June 23, 2011.

As a senior at Providence, scored a Big East record 52 points vs. No. 9 Notre Dame, converting a league-record 20 field goals Named to the 2010-2011 NCAA AP All-America Third Team as well as the 2011-2012 NBA All-Rookie Second Team

Personal:Favorite food is steak Enjoys playing XBox 360 and NBA 2K Lists the Bahamas as his favorite vacation spot If he wasnt playing professional basketball,would like to be a coach and mentor Would like to start a non -profit AAU program in his home state of Georgia Favorite music is rap and favorite arti st is Jay-Z Favorite movie is Love and BasketballSportsCenter is his favorite television show His relative, Denise Brooks, is a referee in the WNBA He is anAtlanta Falcons fan and played football for one season in before high school Played the trumpet in seventh grade Lists his favorite athlete as Kobe Bryant...

Twitter handle is @marshon2DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FTM-FTA OR DR TOT AST PF STL TO BS PTS

5/2 at Chicago W 9 0-1 0-1 2-2 1 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 24/29 vs. Chi

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