Durant 13+4+4 Irving 9 points Simmons makes his Nets debut and loses to the 76ers – yqqlm

Original title: Durant 13+4+4 Irving 9 points Simmons debuts Nets negative 76ers for the first time

On October 4th, Beijing time, the NBA preseason continued to struggle, where the Brooklyn Nets lost to the Philadelphia 76ers 108-127 at home. In this game, neither Embiid nor Harden played, Durant 13 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, Irving 9 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, and Simmons, who led in the first game to the nets, scored 6 points, 4 rebound and 5 assists. 1 steal, and the embarrassment of missing two free throws.

Four quarter score (Nets trailing): 42-26, 23-36, 36-24, 26-22. Nets: Durant 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, Owen 9 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals, Simmons 6 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal, Clarkston 12 points, 4 rebounds, Roy O’Neal had 11 points and 2 rebounds, Watanabe Yuta had 10 points and 4 rebounds, and Sumner had 12 points. 76ers: Maxi 20 points and 3 assists, Kirkmaz 15 points, Champney 15 points and 6 rebounds, T-Harris 9 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, Reed 10 points and 5 rebounds, Isaiah Joe 9 points, Niang 8 points, Harrell 10 points and 5 rebounds.

In this campaign, Embiid, Harden, and Tucker did not play, while the Nets sent all the main players. After the opening, Maxi made two points in a row, scored 8 points in a row, Clarkston dunked, and Owen assisted Simmons with a dunk, but Simmons made two mistakes after that. Durant scored on a mid-range shot, and then the 76ers scored 3-pointers from T-Harris and Melton. A 10-0 attack wave was played. Although Simmons broke through and scored, Irving also used a breakthrough single to end it. personal scoring drought, but the 76ers’ 3-point shooting was frightening. Substitutes Niang and Isaiah-Joe also hit consecutive three-pointers, widening the difference to 19 points. Fortunately, O’Neal made a three-pointer to help the Nets chase the score to 26-42 in the first quarter, but Simmons missed two more free throws.

In the second quarter, Joe Harris hit two 3-pointers, and Kokmaz responded with a 3-pointer. Durant and Irving reappeared, but Melton made a crisis stop and made a mid-range shot to rewrite the score to 55-35. Durant made a mid-range shot to stop the bleeding, Irving made a strong three-pointer, and Durant assisted Mills to hit a 3 + 1 from the bottom corner. The Nets responded with an 11-0 attack wave. After the timeout, the 76ers made another mistake, Owen made a layup, Simmons assisted Clarkston for a dunk, and the difference was reduced to 5 points. Maxi scored 6 points with a penalty and scored 20 points in the half. The Nets made 10 turnovers in two quarters, and Reed made a layup on a counterattack to help the 76ers widen the gap to 10 points. Unfortunately, he contributed 13 points in two quarters, Irving hit one, and Simmons assisted O’Neal with another 3 points. At halftime, the Nets trailed by 3 points 62-65.

In the third quarter, Durant, Irving and Simmons did not play again, and the head coach benched Nash. The 76ers played an 8-2 spurt, in which Reed contributed 6 points. Thomas scored 2+1, Morris scored another 3, together with Sumner’s mid-range shot, the Nets overtook 79-78 for the first time. After the timeout, Harrell went down, Kirkmaz scored 5 consecutive points, and the 76ers widened the point difference again. In the last 4 minutes and 30 seconds, the Nets’ offense was broken and only scored 4 points. At the end of the third quarter, the Nets trailed 86-101.

In the last quarter, Champney made a 3-pointer. Although Sumner scored 4 points, the 76ers once again widened the point difference to more than 20 points, which also made the game lose its suspense. With 2 minutes and 28 seconds remaining, Foster was awarded a flagrant first grade foul for elbowing Yuta Watanabe. In the end, the Brooklyn Nets lost to the Philadelphia 76ers 108-127.

Starting nets: Durant, Irving, Ben Simmons, Joe Harris, Clarkston

76ers starters: Maxey, Thybulle, T-Harris, Melton, Reed

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