Quin Snyder warned his team: just because the Brooklyn Nets were missing one superstar didn’t mean they lacked star power.
In the end, however, it was a lesson learned the hard way, as the Utah Jazz suffered a 130-96 loss in Brooklyn on Tuesday night.
“To begin with we didn’t have urgency,” Snyder said afterward. “I don’t think there was really anything we did well.”
The Nets entered the game having lost four of their last five games and missing All-Star forward Kevin Durant, who was in quarantine after a close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.