No Kevin Durant, no Kyrie Irving, no problem for the Brooklyn Nets.
Excuse me, that should actually be no Kevin Durant, no Kyrie Irving, no Ben Simmons, no Seth Curry, no Nic Claxton, no Joe Harris, no T.J. Warren, no Royce O'Neale, no problem. Because that's how the Nets won on Saturday.
Missing their entire starting lineup and three of their four top bench players by minutes per game, the Nets somehow managed to defeat the Indiana Pacers 136-133 on the road. Cam Thomas, who entered the game averaging 6.1 points in 14.4 minutes per game, led the way with 33 points off the bench on 13-of-20 shooting. Day'Ron Sharpe, making his first start of the season after averaging 2.6 points, had 20 points on 13 shots with 12 rebounds and two blocks. Kessler Edwards, who had played a team-low 39 minutes all season, led the Nets in minutes with 34.
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