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December 2, 2004
Nets' one-game winning streak comes to an end as franchise hits new lows
Sportsline: The NJ Nets capped their winning streak at one game in their 95-68 loss against the Washington Wizards last night. The Nets, now 3-12 during the Ratner-ownership era, broke and tied a handful of franchise records in last night's drubbing:
The Nets made a franchise-low 20 of 64 field-goal attempts (31 percent) and 27 of 45 free throws (60 percent). They also tied their franchise low with seven assists. The Nets' 68 points were the third-lowest amount the Wizards have allowed in franchise history.
Posted by lumi at December 2, 2004 7:57 AM