The Nets were easily defeated by the Warriors in Brooklyn.

On Monday night, the Golden State Warriors triumphed against the Brooklyn Nets 109-98, winning their third straight game. The Dubs are now tied for 11th place in the Western Conference with a record of 22-25 with the trade deadline drawing near.

The Nets had the upper hand for the majority of the game, but they were never able to take a double-digit lead thanks in large part to the ineffectiveness of their regular key scorers. Spencer Dinwiddie, Mikal Bridges, and Cam Thomas all had a great deal of difficulty getting off the pitch against the Dubs’ defence. After the game, the three were only 3-for-19 from three-point range and 11-for-46 from the field. But they simply lacked the firepower to pull away until another big-time Nets player stepped up.

About halfway through the third quarter, Golden State launched their counterattack, and they never looked back. The Nets failed to get within one possession in the last quarter, despite the fact that the Dubs never had a lead of more than a dozen points.

Naturally, Golden State’s top scorer, Stephen Curry, led the way with 29 points on 12-of-24 shooting from the field. Additionally, Jonathan Kuminga demonstrated his scoring prowess alongside the franchise’s face, following a growing trend. Kuminga grabbed 10 rebounds and scored 28 points on just 18 shots.

The majority of the scoring was done by Curry and Kuminga, but there were other Warriors who made significant contributions as well. During his remarkable 17-minute stretch, Gui Santos finished with a game-high +13 plus/minus and scored 9 points. Draymond Green filled the stat sheet with eight points, nine rebounds, seven assists, and two blocks, while Brandin Podziemski recorded a double-double with fifteen points and eleven rebounds.

On Wednesday, the Warriors will play the 76ers in Philadelphia as part of their ongoing road trip. The first tip-off is set at 4:30 PM Pacific time.