Nets Snap Losing Streak, Beat Blazers 132-114

The Brooklyn Nets ended a five-game losing streak with a commanding 132-114 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers, despite a career-high 39-point performance from Scoot Henderson. Noah Clowney and Keon Johnson each contributed 20 points for the Nets, while Cameron Johnson added 24 points after returning from an ankle injury. The Nets showcased robust teamwork with 36 assists and a strong shooting performance, making 19 of 41 three-pointers. Brooklyn built a significant lead early on and maintained control throughout the game, aided by Ben Simmons' 11 assists and 9 rebounds. Meanwhile, Portland's Toumani Camara also achieved a career-high 23 points, but the Blazers struggled with turnovers and lacked depth in scoring against the Nets' balanced attack. This win improved Brooklyn's season record to 14-26 as they continue to improve their lottery odds for the 2025 NBA Draft.