The Brooklyn Nets (3-13) had been hoping that the winning feeling they felt on Friday would last longer than two days given how tough this season has been for the team. Brooklyn had the potential of missing two key players in center Nic Claxton and Egor Demin against the Toronto Raptors (12-5) and while they were able to play,

Martin ended up leading the Nets with 26 points for game after shooting 7-of-14 from the field and 5-of-7 from three. The five triples and his total scoring output were each second-bests for his career. The Nets and Raptors each matched their next 10 points, keeping us tied at 104-104 as time trickled down to the 3:31 mark of the third.

Scottie Barnes scored 17 points and the Raptors won for the 11th time in 12 games, beating the Nets 119-109 on Sunday night.

Coming off their best win of the season to date, the Brooklyn Nets went north of the border to try to cool off a red-hot Toronto Raptors squad. The Raptors had

Now with seven consecutive wins in a row under their belts, the Raptors will be tested again tomorrow when the Cavaliers are in town. It will be the second night of a back-to-back for both teams, which brings the chance for… wild hoops.

Brandon Ingram scored a season-high 37 points as the Raptors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 110-99 on Monday to extend Toronto’s win streak to eight games.

There isn't much to cheer for in Brooklyn, but a few stats should at least lead fans to think the Nets have potential.

The Raptors' starters are improving and cohesion is obvious, but will their hot start continue if their opponents start to make 3s?

A male Toronto Raptors fan reacted in a way where social emdia thinks he was cheating while in the stands with a girl.

Tyrese Martin tried to save the Brooklyn Nets, turning in a 26-point night off the bench performance. Everything else, though, looked far too familiar. Brooklyn fell to 3-13 after another slow start,