Shorthanded Nets ‘punked’ by Kings as horrid shooting night leads to latest blowout
NY Post
The Nets’ penultimate home game of the season produced one of the most pitiful offensive games of the year.
They were routed, 107-77, by the Kings in front of a sellout crowd of 17,732 at Barclays Center.
Those disappointed fans saw far more missed shots by the Nets than great defense by Sacramento.
The 77 points tied for the third-lowest scoring output in the league all season, ahead of only the Knicks’ 73 on March 10 and the Magic’s 74 against the Knicks on March 8.
The Nets shot just .349 from the floor and only 7 of 30 from deep.
“We let our offensive drought affect us on the other end. We got punked a lot, too,” Noah Clowney told The Post. “Just getting punked.”
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