From the Booth

BOOTH AFTER OT WIN OVER CAVS
Mike Fratello and Ian Eagle break down how the Nets were able to pull off an overtime thriller to beat the Cavaliers 98-94 on the road.

Czar Trivia

Picked up a fun fact from the NBA Encyclopedia: There is only one time in the history of professional sports that any player played for both teams in the same game. And that instance occurred in the NBA on this day in 1979, when the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Nets replayed the final 17:50 of their contest that was originally played on November 8, 1978 due to a protest being upheld.

When the game began on November 8, Harvey Catchings and Ralph Simpson played for the 76ers while Eric Money and Al Skinner played for the Nets. But all four were traded to the opposing teams by the time the Sixers-Nets game was resumed on March 23.

From the Booth

THE BOOTH ON LOSS TO WIZARDS
Mike and Ian discuss the Nets’ meltdown in the fourth quarter that resulted in a 98-92 road loss to the Wizards.

From the Booth

THE BOOTH ON 110-95 LOSS TO BUCKS
Mike Fratello and Ryan Ruocco break down the Nets’ 110-95 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on the road Friday night.

From the Booth

THE BOOTH AFTER LOSS TO BULLS
Ryan Ruocco and Mike Fratello break down the Nets 84-73 loss to the Bulls on Thursday night that snapped New Jersey’s five-game win streak.