It’s a good night for basketball fans. March Madness is in full swing, so we can all watch potential prospects that might be playing in Brooklyn next season. With the click of a button (or a few, depending on how you watch), you can watch college hoops AND your Nets, live in action against the Pacers as they chase its 24th win of the season.
As for the present on-court product, the losses are mounting but the fight hasn’t wavered — Brooklyn lost by six to Indy in a bout on Thursday. It was a close one throughout and there was an altercation between Trendon Watford and Myles Turner, which lead to an ejection for Watford and fines for the two and Andrew Nembhard.
You can say whatever you want about this year’s Nets, but one thing that’s undeniable is their heart, pride, and passion to compete. They aren’t backing down from anyone.
**NETS VS PACERS | ROUND 2**
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**Time:** 5:00 p.m. ET
**Opponent:** Indiana Pacers (40-29)
**Tune In:** YES Network; WFAN radio
**Game Preview | Brian Fleurantin**
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> **Injuries:** No De’Anthony Melton, D’Angelo Russell, or Cam Thomas. Ziaire Williams is questionable with right hamstring tightness. For Indy, Isaiah Jackson is out with an Achilles tear. Tyrese Haliburton is questionable with lower back soreness.
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> **The Game:** With Cam Johnson back, the Nets get some much needed scoring back. CJ got a rest day on Thursday so he should be able to pick some of the slack up for his teammates who had to pull extra duty on Thursday. Johnson and the Nets will try to slow down Bennedict Mathurin. Mathurin has been starting in the absence of Hali, and he’s made the absolute most of it. The Pacers have a really solid wing duo in Mathurin and Aaron Nesmith and they give Rick Carlisle a variety of good options to work with.
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