With early scoring from the returning teammate of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets had momentum early in last night's post-season game against Golden State Warriors at the Barclays Center as they picked up the lead, 10-6 in the first quarter.
Good passing from Irving and DeAndre Jordan, along with a three-pong play Durant, helped the Nets continuously take control of the game.Waarriors were ten points behind as the score was 18-8.
The Nets were unstoppable as they remained in the lead heading into the second quarter and Irving made sure to allow his team to remain in the lead after he delivered a lay-up, and by then the score escalated to 54-37, as Nets continued to dominate.
Irving was in game time mode when he scored another three-point play to cause the score to escalate once more as the score was 63-45 heading into the third quarter.
Motivation was on the mind of Durant when he delivered a thunderous slam dunk to gain the points of 80-49. A similar result of dominance was lead into the fourth quarter on behalf of the Brooklyn Nets as they've defeated Warriors 125-99.