With a franchise record 91 points in the first half, Nets beat the Warriors for 7 straight win

The Nets, who have won six straight despite Kyrie Irving's sudden absence before the game due to a strained right calf, and the Golden State Warriors, who have lost consecutive games without ace Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins due to injury and Klay Thompson due to rest, are in contrasting team situations. The matchup. The first quarter of the game was a direct representation of the team's momentum. The Nets scored a season-high 46 points in the first quarter and suddenly had a 29-point lead, and they continued their momentum in the second quarter, scoring 91 points (51-91, 40 points) in the first half alone, setting a Brooklyn Nets team record in the first half (first (3rd all-time NBA record for a half). The Nets kept the lead in the second half and went on to win 113-143.
Nine players scored in double figures, including Kevin Durant with 23 points. Yuta Watanabe also had 8 points on 3/5 including 2 3-pointers. His 42 assists in the game also ranks third on the team's all-time list.
The Nets will next face the Milwaukee Bucks, who are in first place in the Eastern Conference.