No. The Nets played host to the Toronto Raptors on Sunday afternoon and despite their best efforts, lost to the reigning Atlantic Division champs. The losing streak is up to nine and the schedule is going to get tougher as we head to the All Star break. Speaking of getting tough, this is the first night of a back-to-back. They’re back in town to play the Washington Wizards tomorrow night.
Waiting for the Nets will be the Charlotte Hornets. They’re only one half game behind the Pistons for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference, but they’ve had a disastrous couple of weeks.