The Joe Johnson-less Nets have played well of late and looked to notch their first three-game winning streak of the season Monday night against the Heat, but Dwyane Wade and Hassan Whiteside were both too much for the Nets to handle in the second half.
The Nets lost their sixth consecutive road game and dropped to 21-52 on the season with a 110-99 loss in Miami. Under Tony Brown, they're 11-25, which is surprisingly better than Lionel Hollins' 10-27 record with the team. Not to mention, Hollins had two guys Brown didn't have: Jarrett Jack and Joe Johnson.