I went to a Brooklyn Nets game with my father this past November against the Philadelphia Sixers at the Barclays Center.
The game went great as Brooklyn was leading by over 20 points at the end of the third quarter. The Nets were dismantling the Sixers offensively; draining threes and playing efficient team basketball.
A lot was due to two players: D’ Angelo Russell, who finished with 38 points on 16-28 shooting, and Spencer Dinwiddie, who recorded 31 points on 11-15 shooting. Russell was a tactician and maestro on the floor. He would blow by Joel Embiid, finishing at the rim, and was unguardable knocking down his typical midrange jumpers.