Reeling Nets struggle late again in loss to Mavericks
NY Post
The biggest games of the season have seen Brooklyn’s worst slump of the season.
After yet another fourth-quarter failure on the defensive end, the Nets fell to the Mavericks, 113-109, before a sellout crowd of 4,602 at American Airlines Center in Dallas. The Nets (43-24) have dropped three straight to Dallas and four of their last five. Few will be more costly than this one.
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