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Nets vs. Hornets preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday.

The Brooklyn Nets (9-8, ninth in the Eastern Conference) welcome the Charlotte Hornets (5-11, 12th) to Barclays Center for the second of three matchups between the teams this season and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets enter this matchup coming off a 115-103 win over the Toronto Raptors in the NBA’s In-Season Tournament on Tuesday. Spencer Dinwiddie had 23 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists while Mikal Bridges had 22 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists to lead a Nets team that outscored the Raptors 39-28.

The Hornets come into this game following a 115-91 loss to the New York Knicks in the In-Season Tournament. Brandon Miller, the second overall pick of the 2023 NBA Draft, led the Hornets in scoring with 18 points as the team shot 41.9% from three-point land, but actually shot worse from the field (41.6%) in a show of how much the offense struggled to score against the Knicks.

In the first matchup between the Nets and the Hornets on Oct. 30, a Brooklyn 133-121 win, Cam Thomas, who is probable for this game after missing the past nine games with his left ankle sprain, scored 33 points to lead the Nets. Brooklyn led by as many as 21 points in the contest and used a 42-23 first quarter to blow the game open from the start.

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Nets vs. Raptors In-Season Tournament preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ In-Season Tournament matchup against the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday.

The Brooklyn Nets (8-8, 10th in the Eastern Conference) welcome the Toronto Raptors (8-9, 11th) to Barclays Center on Tuesday for the last day of the NBA’s inaugural In-Season Tournament and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this game following a 118-109 win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday in which Brooklyn came back from a 21-point deficit to win on the second leg of a back-to-back. The Nets made 25 three-pointers in the contest, including a franchise record 11 threes made in the second quarter to spur the comeback.

The Raptors enter this matchup after losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday 105-102. Toronto had six players score in double figures in the game with Pascal Siakam and Jakob Poeltl leading the team in scoring with 18 points each. The Raptors shot just 41.6% from the field and only 25% from three-point land in the contest.

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Nets vs. Bulls preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Chicago Bulls on Sunday.

The Brooklyn Nets (7-8, 11th in the Eastern Conference) will be playing the back end of a home back-to-back on Sunday at Barclays Center against the Chicago Bulls (5-12, 13th) and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this game following a 112-97 win over the Miami Heat on Saturday and took advantage of the Heat missing Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro, and Duncan Robinson. Brooklyn has already beaten the Bulls once this season, but the Nets will be missing key players in Ben Simmons and Cam Thomas for this contest.

Chicago enters this matchup having lost four of its last five games, including a 121-108 loss to the Toronto Raptors on Friday that knocked them out of the In-Season Tournament. During the Bulls’ current three-game losing streak, their average margin of defeat is 15 points per game. With all of the rumors surrounding Chicago, it’s possible that they may be involved in trades soon enough if this losing continues.

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Nets vs. Heat preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Miami Heat on Saturday.

The Brooklyn Nets (6-8) welcome the Miami Heat (10-6) to Barclays Center on Saturday for the third of four matchups this season and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this matchup following a heartbreaking 147-145 loss to the Atlanta Hawks in overtime in which Mikal Bridges scored a season-high 45 points. Brooklyn actually shot better than Atlanta from the field and from the three-point line, but the Hawks scored 25 points off 16 Nets turnovers and outscored Brooklyn 18-9 in fast break points.

The Heat enter this matchup after a tough 100-98 loss at the New York Knicks on Friday as part of their In-Season Tournament schedule. Miami has won four of its past five games and could have won five in a row if it wasn’t for a close 102-97 loss at the Chicago Bulls on Nov. 18.

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Nets at Hawks preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.

The Brooklyn Nets (6-7, ninth in the Eastern Conference) visit State Farm Arena on Wednesday to face the Atlanta Hawks (6-7, 10th) and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this matchup following a demoralizing 121-99 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers in which Brooklyn turned the ball over 15 times and also gave up a 20-5 run in the last four minutes of the second quarter to fall behind in that contest. The Nets are riding a two-game losing streak right now, but will have two days of rest.

The Hawks enter this matchup after losing to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday 157-152. Yes, you read that right. In a game that totaled 309 points between the two teams, Hawks guards Trae Young and Dejounte Murray combined for 66 points on 24-of-36 shooting from the field and 13 assists. Atlanta will be playing the second leg of a back-to-back in this one so that will be something to note.

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Nets vs. 76ers preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.

The Brooklyn Nets (6-6, ninth in the Eastern Conference) will be welcoming the Philadelphia 76ers (9-3, second) to Barclays Center on Sunday and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this matchup following a disappointing 122-115 loss to the Miami Heat on Thursday that did not seem as close in the second half as the final score indicates. Lonnie Walker IV scored 23 points off the bench for Brooklyn, but the Nets were unable to regain any momentum after giving up a 14-0 run in the last four minutes of the second quarter.

The 76ers enter this game after a 126-116 In-Season Tournament win over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday in which Joel Embiid and Tobias Harris combined for 61 points and 17 rebounds. Philadelphia has won three of its last five, including Friday’s win against the Hawks.

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Nets at Heat preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the game preview of the Brooklyn #Nets’ matchup against the Miami #Heat on Thursday.

The Brooklyn Nets (6-5) visit Kaseya Center on Thursday to take on the Miami Heat (7-4) in the second of four matchups between the two teams this season and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this matchup fresh off a 124-104 In-Season Tournament win over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday in which Brooklyn used a dominant fourth quarter to put the game away. Brooklyn will be missing Ben Simmons (back) and Cam Thomas (ankle) for this matchup and it’s to be determined whether either player will be back for the Nets.

The Heat enter this contest coming off a close 111-105 win over the Charlotte Hornets in which Jimmy Butler dropped 32 points and five assists to get Miami over the top despite LaMelo Ball and PJ Washington combining for 60 points. Miami will be missing their second-leading scorer, Tyler Herro, for this game due to an ankle injury.

In the first matchup between these teams, a 109-105 win by the Nets on Nov. 1, Mikal Bridges had 21 points to lead the team in scoring, but Brooklyn’s bench was the difference-maker in the game as Lonnie Walker IV, Armoni Brooks, and Trendon Watford combined for 45 of the Nets’ 109 points scored. Miami couldn’t get much production out of anyone outside of its big three in Herro, Butler, and Bam Adebayo.

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Nets vs. Magic In-Season Tournament preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ In-Season Tournament matchup against the Orlando Magic on Tuesday.

The Brooklyn Nets (5-5) will take on the Orlando Magic (5-4) at Barclays Center on Tuesday for their third game of the NBA In-Season Tournament and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets come into this game following an ugly 102-94 win over the Washington Wizards where Brooklyn had arguably its worst offensive showing so far this season. It looked like the absences of Ben Simmons and Cam Thomas are hindering Brooklyn’s offense in the transition phase and in the half-court phase when the game slows down.

The Magic enter this contest playing some good basketball so far this season as they have impressive wins over the Los Angeles Lakers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Paolo Banchero, the 2022-23 Rookie of the Year, is leading the Magic in points (18.9), rebounds (6.9), and assists (5.3) so Brooklyn will need to find ways to limit his production if they want to win this game.

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Nets vs. Wizards preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn Nets’ matchup against the Washington Wizards on Sunday.

The Brooklyn Nets (4-5) host the Washington Wizards (2-6) at Barclays Center on Sunday and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

The Nets enter this game following a crushing 121-107 loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday that saw Brooklyn down three starters again as Ben Simmons, Cam Thomas, and Nic Claxton did not play due to their respective injuries. The good thing is, the Nets are getting healthier as Cam Johnson returned for the Celtics game and Claxton will be returning for this matchup against the Wizards after missing the past eight games.

Washington has had a rough start to this season as they have yet to win more than one game in a row while having a four-game losing streak sandwiched in the middle of its eight games played so far. The Wizards’ leading scorer, forward Kyle Kuzma, is averaging 24 points per game and has led the team in scoring in seven of eight contests.

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Nets at Celtics In-Season Tournament preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Here is the preview of the Brooklyn #Nets’ In-Season Tournament matchup against the Boston #Celtics on Friday.

The Brooklyn Nets (4-4) visit TD Garden on Friday to take on the Boston Celtics (5-2) for the second time this season and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!

This will be Brooklyn’s second game of the In-Season Tournament Group Stage so this matchup will carry more importance than a normal regular-season game.

In the first meeting between these two teams this season, on Nov. 4, the Celtics won the matchup at Barclays Center 124-114 thanks to 32 points from Jayson Tatum. Brooklyn went into the fourth quarter down 91-88 and got as close as down 99-97 with 7:13 left in the period before Boston went on a quick 8-0 run over the next 1:37 to put the game out of reach for the Nets.

Brooklyn has been considerably better on the road as they won their first home game in four tries when they beat the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday. In what has already been a tough season in terms of injuries, the Nets were dealt another blow when Cam Thomas’ MRI on Thursday revealed a left ankle sprain that will keep him out of the lineup for at least the next two weeks.

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