With their second win against the Atlata Hawks in a row, the Brooklyn Nets can still hope for the playoffs in the NBA professional basketball league.
After the 124:97 on Friday, the team led by German world champion Dennis Schröder beat the Hawks 24 hours later on Saturday (March 2nd, 2024) in their own hall. As a starting player, Schröder contributed 14 points and 8 assists in 34 minutes of playing time to make it 114:102. The hosts’ best thrower was Mikal Bridges with 38 points.
With now 24 wins and 36 defeats, the Nets have moved up to two wins from the Hawks in eleventh place in the Eastern Conference and still have the opportunity to qualify for the play-in tournament for the playoffs.