Newsday · Jan 26, 2019
Four reserves score in double figures as streaking Nets beat slumping Knicks
D'Angelo Russell of the Nets celebrates a three-point basket during the fourth quarter against the Knicks with teammate Rondae Hollis-Jefferson at Barclays Center on Friday. Photo Credit: Jim McIsaacSpencer Dinwiddie became the latest domino to fall from the Nets’ lineup, thanks to torn ligaments in his right thumb, which will require surgery at some point. The Nets have proved they are deep enough to overcome injuries to top players, but with Caris LeVert and Allen Crabbe still on the shelf for an undetermined time, the Nets were forced to dig even deeper into their roster against the Knicks on Friday night at Barclays Center.
