If the Nets don’t get their heads right, they won’t need to worry about playoff positioning.
Once again, the Nets played like a team that has lost its focus and seen its edge dulled by the tiniest taste of success.
The Nets got stung by a desperate Hornets team Friday night, a 123-112 loss at Barclays Center that was as ugly as it was predictable.
Despite getting Spencer Dinwiddie (15 points, four assists) back after a month-long absence due to thumb surgery, the Nets trailed by 21 and put up no defensive resistance whatsoever in allowing 53.