Game 4 of their Eastern Conference First Round series had a very eerie finish for the Brooklyn Nets.
A young team that was plagued by an inability to close out games early in the season, the Nets seemed to get that problem figured out en route to finishing 34-22 over their final 56 games after an 8-18 start to reach the playoff for the first time since 2015.
But on Saturday afternoon at Barclays Center, Brooklyn faltered in crunch time, going just 5-for-19 with six turnovers in the fourth quarter en route to a 112-108 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers that leave the Nets in a 3-1 hole heading back to Philadelphia for Game 5 on Tuesday.