Knicks get 27 points each from Julius Randle, RJ Barrett, rout Kings
Jalen Brunson added 18, and Immanuel Quickley and Mitchell Robinson each had 12 in the 112-99 win.
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Jalen Brunson added 18, and Immanuel Quickley and Mitchell Robinson each had 12 in the 112-99 win.
The Nets won this one by dominating the middle.
The Nets won for the ninth time in 12 games overall.
The Knicks evened their record at 13-13.
Seth Curry added 20 points on 8-for-11 shooting to help the Nets win for the fifth time in six games.
Randle made six 3-pointers and added five assists against an injury-depleted and overmatched Atlanta frontcourt.
Nike pulled the plug on Irving's new sneakers after he endorsed a film with antisemitic views.
Jalen Brunson scored 23 points in the 92-81 victory on Sunday night.
The Boston stars combined for 63 points in the 103-92 victory.
New York fell for the sixth time in its past eight games.
The Nets have won four consecutive games and seven of 10.
Brooklyn has won five in a row at home.
New York shot 42% from the field and 20% from 3-point range, plus a dismal 65% from the free throw line.
Randle was 14 for 24 from the field. He also had seven rebounds and five assists.
Superstar forward shot 19 of 24 from the field as Brooklyn rolled 109-102 to get back to .500.
Star guard had 27 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds in Memphis' 127-123 victory.
Kyrie Irving chipped in 22 in Brooklyn's 111-97 victory on Sunday.
Jerami Grant scored a career-high 44, Anfernee Simons had 38 in Portland's 132-129 win.
Buddy Hield scored 26 to lead Indiana to the 128-117 victory on Friday night.
Irving scored 26 points in the second half, the highest-scoring half by a Nets player this season.
Simmons played with poise as boos rained on him for the bulk of his 32 minutes.
Brunson scored a season-high 34 points while Barrett and Randle had 25 points each.
Irving returned from his suspension with 14 points.
The Knicks shot 46% in the first half and just 34% in the second half.
Irving was suspended by the team after he refused to say he had no antisemitic beliefs when meeting with reporters.