Four games without Kevin Durant. Four defeats. And no end in sight.
A national television audience watched the Nets fall 117-112 to the Suns at the Footprint Center on Thursday, digging themselves a Grand Canyon-sized hole before nearly climbing out of it. Or nearly getting carried out by Kyrie Irving.
With Nets general manager Sean Marks on hand to watch, he told TNT that it was “about how other guys respond without KD.” Marks told TNT that he felt this time minus Durant “is a great challenge for everyone on the Nets organization.” So far, consider the challenge unmet. After briefly taking a 12-6 lead when Simmons found Royce O’Neale for a 3-pointer, Brooklyn was still clinging to a 19-18 edge after an Irving driving layup with 5:20 left in the first. It didn’t last.
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