Road to Glory - A New Jersey Nets Association

[Valor]

Greg Oden doesn't got injure but his teammate is, he's that kind of an injury bug

na, he's just cursed since he was drafted by the Blazers (sorry Lamrock, just had to point that out)

[C-77]

haha that's for not giving me PT!

[Alpha_]

hope that the Raps will give u some PT..

[dare]

:lol: haha that's for not giving me PT!

just like in my dynasty

[C-77]

dare, NO In your dynasty I'm gonna rule! but still gain weight

[Valor]

hope that the Raps will give u some PT..

he's starting cause the Raptors' PGs stink like shit

dare, NO In your dynasty I'm gonna rule! but still gain weight

If you continue to gain weight you'll become the slowest NBA player...playing at the 1

[Valor]

No Billups, no problem. Nets blow past Raptors behind Ariza, Brown's career nights


Toronto, ON - Tonight, not even multiple injuries can stop the New Jersey Nets.

Despite Chauncey Billups going down with a severe ankle sprain in the 3rd quarter, Sean Williams playing through plantar fasciitis, and Trevor Ariza tweaking his ankle early in the game, the Nets dominated Toronto in the Air Canada Center for a massive 144-103 victory.

Trevor Ariza returned just 5 minutes after leaving the floor with a twisted ankle and dropped a career high 39 points alongside 4 steals, Shannon Brown gave him plenty of help as he dropped his own career high of 24 points and had 6 dishes from off the bench; and with Yao getting a near 20-20 with 19 points and 18 rebounds, there was no way the Nets could've lost, even without their floor general.

Billups had 19 points and 4 assists in the first half before a collusion with Raptors forward Earl Clark sent him down onto the floor hard, he was helped up by teammates and did not return. The veteran guard was diagnosed with a severe ankle sprain and will miss the next 2-4 weeks. This is already the 3rd injury to Billups this season.

"It's unfortunate that this has happened (injury) again" said Billups "It isn't a good time for me to go down with the team being shorthanded already, but that's how it is so i'm just going to do my best and get healthy asap"

The Raptors were led by Chris Bosh, who dropped in 25 points and had 5 boards in the defeat. Recently acquired rookie guard Carl Cruz had a double double of 13 points and 11 assists, while Jason Kapono added in 17 points and 6 assists of his own. Sophomore forward Earl Clark had 15 and 7.

The Raptors played terrible defensively and it showed, as Ariza, Brown, Lai and Yao were scoring at will in the paint. In particular, Trevor Ariza and Shannon Brown looked like they were in the Dunk Contest instead of a game, throwing down 360s and reverse windmills at will.

"Just terrible defensively" said Raptors coach Sam Mitchell "We can't hope to play like this and get the win"

Toronto did have their own problems with injuries, with Kevin Love playing through Back Spasms and Chris Bosh suffering from Knee Tendinitis, their post presence was affected.





Highlights



Jordan Player of the Game Highlights



Career Night Highlights - Trevor Ariza



Career Night Highlights - Shannon Brown

[[Hyperize]]

Nice win man. Trevor played great, and he sure as hell got to the line a lot.

[kibaxx7]

Superb nights by Ariza and Brown. Also loving the 3 vids!

[Martti.]

Wow, Ariza and Brown were beasts. Getting to the line so much is odd. I get like 4 free throws per game with 2K10.

[Valor]

Nice win man. Trevor played great, and he sure as hell got to the line a lot.

Wow, Ariza and Brown were beasts. Getting to the line so much is odd. I get like 4 free throws per game with 2K10.

Well, with the default foul settings, there wouldn't be more then 10 fouls called all game. You gotta adjust those sliders and settings to get more realistic results

Superb nights by Ariza and Brown. Also loving the 3 vids!

Thought y'all would like to see all those 360s, windmills, posters, and other highlight plays Glad you liked them

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: February 11
Part One: New Jersey Nets Monthly Recap

February Results - 7W 5L

February 3rd vs Boston Celtics
Win 104-91
Outstanding Players
Boston: Terry Cobb 31 pts 8 reb, John Wall 13 pts 14 ast, Paul Pierce 19 pts 6 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 18 pts 15 reb 4 blk, Sean Williams 7 pts 16 reb 4 blk, Leo Lai 21 pts 5 ast

February 5th vs Detroit Pistons
Win 94-71
Outstanding Players
Detroit: Carlos Boozer 16 pts 9 reb, Travis Outlaw 12 pts 4 reb 2 blk, Anthony Randolph 10 pts 3 blk (off the bench)
New Jersey: Yao Ming 25 pts 12 reb 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 25 pts 5 ast, Shannon Brown 14 pts 2 ast (off the bench)

February 7th vs Orlando Magic
Loss 90-112
Outstanding Players
Orlando: Jameer Nelson 24 pts 9 ast, Dwight Howard 10 pts 13 reb 5 blk, Courtney Lee 8 pts 7 ast 5 reb
New Jersey: Leo Lai 20 pts, Sean Williams 10 pts 13 reb 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 11 pts 10 ast

February 9th vs Golden State warriors
Win 106-86
Outstanding Players
Golden State: Monta Ellis 18 pts 11 ast, Martti Must 10 pts 12 reb, Randy Foye 18 pts (off the bench)
New Jersey: Leo Lai 31 pts 6 reb, Trevor Ariza 16 pts 9 reb, Yao Ming 11 pts 14 reb 2 blk

February 11th vs Memphis Grizzlies
Win 106-75
Outstanding Players
Memphis: Rudy Gay 22 pts 4 reb, Marc Gasol 10 pts 7 reb, Johnny Flynn 2 pts 9 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 28 pts 15 reb 6 ast, Shannon Brown 17 pts 4 reb 2 blk (off the bench)

2011 NBA All Star Game
East 168-166 West Game Recap

February 17th @ Detroit Pistons
Win 93-78
Outstanding Players
Detroit: Travis Outlaw 22 pts, Anthony Randolph 11 pts 6 reb 2 blk (off the bench)
New Jersey: Yao Ming 28 pts 10 reb 5 ast 2 blk, Trevor Ariza 2 pts 6 reb 5 ast 6 stl

February 18th vs Portland Trailblazers
Loss 86-100
Outstanding Players
Portland: Brandon Roy 26 pts 8 reb 4 ast, LaMarcus Aldridge 20 pts 11 reb, Hedo Turkoglu 18 pts 9 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 16 pts 10 reb 5 ast 2 blk, Leo Lai 16 pts, Chauncey Billups 10 pts 7 ast

February 21st @ Orlando Magic
Loss 102-113
Outstanding Players
Orlando: Vince Carter 26 pts 8 ast, Dwight Howard 21 pts 7 reb 3 blk, Jameer Nelson 20 pts 9 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 30 pts 8 reb 6 ast, Leo Lai 16 pts 4 ast, Trevor Ariza 6 pts 7 reb 2 stl 3 blk

February 23rd @ Toronto Raptors
Win 144-103 Game Recap

February 25th @ Atlanta Hawks
Loss 97-98 (OT)
Outstanding Players
Atlanta: Allen Iverson 23 pts 11 ast 7 reb, Joe Johnson 25 pts, Jermaine O'Neal 8 pts 15 reb 5 ast 2 blk
New Jersey: Leo Lai 27 pts 6 ast 3 stl, Yao Ming 16 pts 16 reb 5 blk, Shannon Brown 17 pts (off the bench)

February 27th @ Philadelphia 76ers
Loss 78-85
Outstanding Players
Philadelphia: Elton Brand 22 pts 5 reb 3 blk, Louis Williams 12 pts 5 reb 4 ast, Linas Klezia 12 pts 8 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 26 pts 8 reb 5 ast 5 blk, Sean Williams 6 pts 10 reb 3 blk, Shannon Brown 8 pts 4 stl (off the bench)

February 28th vs Washington Wizards
Win 79-70
Outstanding Players
Washington: Gilbert Arenas 18 pts 5 ast, Caron Butler 10 pts 5 reb 4 ast, Antawn Jamison 8 pts 6 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 22 pts 18 reb 5 ast 3 blk, Sean Williams 4 pts 10 reb 2 blk






New Jersey Nets Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


New Jersey Nets Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Nets' Play of the Month

Playing against Yao Ming, Hawks' Al Horford actually thought he got an open layup, how naive of him

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: Februrary 11
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (48-13)*
2. Phoenix Suns (41-17)
3. Houston Rockets (37-20)*
4. Portland Trailblazers (31-28)*
5. New Orleans Hornets (37-22)
6. Los Angeles Clippers (33-27)
7. Minnesota Timberwolves (29-30)
8. Dallas Mavericks (27-30)
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9. San Antonio Spurs (26-32)
10. Denver Nuggets (26-32)
11. Memphis Grizzlies (26-32)
12. Oklahoma City Thunder (26-33)
13. Utah Jazz (23-35)
14. Sacramento Kings (22-37)
15. Golden State Warriors (21-37)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings
1. New Jersey Nets (34-24)*
2. Atlanta Hawks (34-25)*
3. Orlando Magic (32-26)
4. Chicago Bulls (33-29)*
5. Miami Heat (31-27)
6. Toronto Raptors (30-28)
7. Philadelphia 76ers (29-30)
8. Washington Wizards (29-30)
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9. Charlotte Bobcats (29-31)
10. Boston Celtics (28-32)
11. Detroit Pistons (28-33)
12. Cleveland Cavaliers (26-34)
13. New York Knicks (24-36)
14. Indiana Pacers (21-36)
15. Milwaukee Bucks (21-36)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 32.2
2. LeBron James (Cleveland) 27.3
3. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 25.6
4. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 23.6
5. Michael Redd (Milwaukee) 23.0


1. Yao Ming (New Jersey) 12.9
- Dwight Howard (Orlando) 12.9
2. Al Jefferson (Minnesota) 11.4
- Blake Griffin (Phoenix) 11.4
3. Emeka Okafor (Charlotte) 10.4
4. Tyson Chandler (New Orleans) 10.1
- Hakeem Bol (Miami) 10.1
5. Sean Williams (New Jersey) 9.6


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 11.4
2. Ricky Rubio (Milwaukee) 9.6
- Steve Nash (Phoenix) 9.6
3. Jameer Nelson (Orlando) 8.7
4. Rajon Rondo (Houston) 8.6
5. Baron Davis (LA Clippers) 8.0


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 2.7
2. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 2.1
3. Rajon Rondo (Houston) 2.0
4. Allen Iverson (Atlanta) 1.8
- Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City) 1.8
- Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 1.8
- Monta Ellis (Golden State) 1.8
- Trevor Ariza (New Jersey) 1.8
5. Tony Allen (Sacramento) 1.7
- Ronnie Brewer (Utah) 1.7
- Gerald Wallace (Charlotte) 1.7
- TJ Ford (Indiana) 1.7
- Ricky Rubio (Milwaukee) 1.7
- Ron Artest (Houston) 1.7


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 3.4
2. Emeka Okafor (Charlotte) 2.5
- Hakeem Bol (Miami) 2.5
3. Hasheem Thabeet (Minnesota) 2.4
- Kwame Brown (San Antonio) 2.4
- Marcus Camby (Dallas) 2.4
4. Tyson Chandler (New Orleans) 2.3
5. Yao Ming (New Jersey) 2.2
- Pau Gasol (LA Lakers) 2.2


EFFICIENCY
1. Yao Ming (New Jersey) 33.2
2. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 30.0
3. Blake Griffin (Phoenix) 25.3
4. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 24.3
5. LeBron James (Cleveland) 24.2
6. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 23.8
7. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 22.5
8. Pau Gasol (LA Lakers) 22.0
9. Al Jefferson (Minnesota) 21.8
10. Deron Williams (Utah) 21.5


Rookie Leaders

1. Will Sit (Minnesota) 21.5
2. Martti Must (Golden State) 18.0
3. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 17.4
4. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 16.4
5. John Wall (Boston) 12.4


1. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 10.1
2. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 8.6
3. Martti Must (Golden State) 5.9
4. John Wall (Boston) 5.2
5. Terry Cobb (Boston) 4.2


1. John Wall (Boston) 7.7
2. Will Sit (Minnesota) 5.3
3. Thierry Tirieux (New York) 3.5
4. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 2.1
5. Carl Cruz (Toronto) 1.9


1. John Wall (Boston) 1.6
- Will Sit (Minnesota) 1.6
2. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 1.2
- Terry Cobb (Boston) 1.2
3. Brandon Coleman (Houston) 0.7
4. Martin Witt (Boston) 0.5
5. Thierry Tirieux (New York) 0.4
- Martti Must (Golden State) 0.4


1. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 2.5
2. Martti Must (Golden State) 1.8
3. Brandon Coleman (Houston) 1.7
4. John Wall (Boston) 1.3
5. Thierry Tirieux (New York) 0.7


Players of the Week
Week: East | West
Oct 28-30: Hakeem Bol (Miami) | Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Oct 31-Nov 6: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 7-13: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Blake Griffin (Phoenix)
Nov 14-20: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 21-27: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)\
Nov 28-Dec 4: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Dec 5-11: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Blake Griffin (Phoenix)
Dec 12-18: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Dec 19-25: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Dec 26-Jan 1: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 2-8: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Jan 9-15: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 16-22: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Jan 23-29: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 30-Feb 5: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Feb 6-12: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Feb 13-19: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Eric Gordon (LA Clippers)
Feb 20-26: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)

Players of the Month
East: Yao Ming (New Jersey)
West: Chris Paul (New Orleans)

Rookies of the Month
East: John Wall (Boston)
West: Will Sit (Minnesota)



Player Movement
02/01/11
Nets Trade: Patrick Mills, Chuck Hayes
Bobcats Trade: Michael Finley, Alexis Ajinca, 2011 1st round pick Celtics, 2012 1st round pick Bobcats (Protected)

02/01/11
Nets Trade: 2011 1st round pick Celtics (Dallas), 2012 1st round pick Nets (Utah, Protected)
Mavericks trade: Bruce Bowen (New Jersey)
Jazz Trade: Matt Harpring (Dallas)

02/05/11
Cavaliers Trade: AJ Price
76ers Trade: Quincy Douby

02/05/11
Grizzlies Trade: Sebastian Telfair
Kings Trade: Anderson Varejao

02/08/11
Blazers Trade: Jamaal Magloire
Rockets Trade: Tony Battie

02/16/11
Grizzlies Trade: Greg Buckner, 2012 2nd round pick Grizzlies
Jazz Trade: Morris Almond

02/16/11
76ers Trade: Carl Cruz
Raptors Trade: Roko Ukic, 2012 2nd round pick Raptors


Injury Report




Note: Due to the fact that i wish to get through the season faster, there will be no R2MVP or Rookie Rankings for this month, they will return in the April recap, before the Playoff Preview and Season awards are announced.

[Valor]

Struggling Bucks fire Carlisle, Hires Henry Sloan
March 5th 2011


The Milwaukee Bucks have relieved Head Coach Cecil Carlisle of his coaching duties,
effective immediately.

Henry Sloan, who is the brother of the retired Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan, has
been named as the new Head Coach.

Cecil Carlisle, cousin of Maverticks head coach Rick Carlisle, was hired to replace former
Bucks Head Coach Eddie Jordan on March 19th 2010, this would be the 3rd Head Coach
change in 3 seasons for the Bucks, who despite winning the lottery and drafting Patrick
Lynch this season, and promising Spanish point guard Ricky Rubio last season, is still dead
last in the Eastern Conference.

On the other hand, Henry Sloan is yet another Head Coach with no previous experience
in the NBA, however, his brother vouched for him and has nothing but praises. We can
assume the Hall of Famer has been giving lessons to his brother.


Theus out, Jordan in for the Kings
March 20th 2011


For the second time this month, a coaching change has been made.

The Sacramento Kings have announced the firing of Head Coach Reggie Theus this morning.

Theus, hired back in 2007, has been all but decent for the terrible Kings, his poor coaching
in addition with a terrible General Manager has allowed the Kings to sink into the depths of
mediocrity in the NBA.

His replacement would be Eddie Jordan, former Wizards, and more recently Bucks head coach.

[Valor]

Bryant, Lakers roll to easy win against visiting Nets


Los Angeles, CA - Even with Chauncey Billups finally back healthy, there was nothing the Nets could do to stop Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Bryant had 28 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists in just 25 minutes played throughout the first 3 quarters, then sat on the bench and rested in the 4th, watching his Lakers cruise to the finish line as they defeat the Nets, 111-90.

Steve Blake had 7 points and 15 assists for the Lakers, while Sasha Vujacic dropped in 17 from off the bench. Lamar Odom was 1 rebound shy of a double double with 12 points and 9 rebounds and seldom used reserves Bobby Brown and DJ White had 11 and 10 respectively, White also grabbed 6 boards in his 17 minutes of action.

The Lakers bigs managed to shut down Nets' All Star Center Yao Ming, and held him to just 9 points and 8 rebounds in 29 minutes. Yao failed to register one single board at the end of the first half, thanks to the efforts from Gasol, Odom, and Bynum. Who took turns in single covering the 7'6" All-Star, and rendered him useless. Yao shot an atrocious 4 for 17 from the field.

"They did a real good job on Yao" said Lakers head coach Lawrence Frank "Especially Pau, he put all his energies into defending Yao and did a fantastic job of preventing him from getting the rebounds, at the expense of his own stats" Gasol had just 6 points and 9 rebounds in the contest and shot the ball only 7 times.

For the Nets, they were led by sophomore Leo Lai's 24 points and 6 rebound effort, Lai shot 9 for 15 from the field, including 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, and played (for the most part) some good defense on the league's leading scorer Kobe Bryant, even blocking one of Bryant's dunk attempts.

"He was a tough cover, a very tough cover" Lai said after the game "I'll say that he's still the best player in basketball, just an amazing player"

Lai was helped by Chauncey Billups, who had 21 points and 6 assists in his first game back from injury. Billups suffered the injury on February 23rd when the Nets were in Toronto playing against the Raptors and had been out for 1 month before being cleared by the doctors to play just 3 hours prior to tip off.

The Nets are now 0-2 in their 3 game road trip and will look to return home with a win against the Jazz tomorrow night.

Notes: Former Lakers Derek Fisher and Shannon Brown got a standing ovation as they checked in at the beginning of the second quarter, Fisher had 11 points on 3 for 5 shooting.....The Lakers had 74 points in the paint as opposed to the Nets' 22......The Nets were out-rebounded 33 to 47.....LA shot a blazing 70% in the first half, they ended the game with 55%...






Highlights



Jordan Player of the Game Highlights

[Lamrock]

Tough loss. You're really blowing through the season! Do you only play one a month? Nonetheless, presentation is still nice. I also love Steve Blake on the Lakers. Congrats on the demonic # of replies as well.

[Valor]

Tough loss. You're really blowing through the season! Do you only play one a month? Nonetheless, presentation is still nice. I also love Steve Blake on the Lakers. Congrats on the demonic # of replies as well.

holy shit...didn't noticed that but i've ruined it now i guess
The virtual Mitch Kupchak is still the GM of the decade
And no, i play about half the games (thats where i get the highlight pics from), sometimes more, but i only recap one or two

Thanks again man, glad that you're still following

[kibaxx7]

Kobe sat down the entire 4th? Wow, real confidence by Phil Jackson. Tough loss bro!

[Valor]

Kobe sat down the entire 4th? Wow, real confidence by Phil Jackson. Tough loss bro!

Phil is retired, their coach is our former coach Lawrence Frank

and not exactly just the 4th...he sat down with about 3 minutes to go in the third, shows you how much they were kicking our ass at that point.....

[Fresh8]

I'm gonna win ROY

[Valor]

I'm gonna win ROY

not likely with John Wall and Hakeem Bol in your draft class, Patrick Lynch's overall stats is better then yours too; and you might lose the rookie of the month in march too due to the 8 game losing streak your Wolves had earlier in the month......

[Valor]

Boston's John Wall posts second career triple double in loss
March 29th 2011


In what was a highly anticipated match-up between the two top rookie point guards, John Wall of
the Boston Celtics certainly did not disappoint, posting his second career triple double of 19 points,
15 assists and 10 rebounds, alongside 3 blocks and a steal in 39 minutes of play in a losing effort to
fellow rookie Will Sit and the Minnesota Timberwolves, who have now won 3 in a row in their playoff
push following an 8 game losing streak.

The final score was 100-95, and it was a close and competitive match all game long. It was only with
the combined efforts of Sit and Stephen Jackson did the Wolves managed to take hold of the lead
and sustained it for the victory. Sit finished with 23 points and 4 assists while Jackson had 16 and 5.

Wall recorded his first triple double back in December against the Philadelphia 76ers.

[Fresh8]

I won the scoring duel. That's all that matters.

[Valor]

I won the scoring duel. That's all that matters.

somehow i knew you were going to say that

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: March 11
Part One: New Jersey Nets Monthly Recap

March Results - 8W 7L

March 2nd vs Houston Rockets
Loss 76-82
Outstanding Players
Houston: Adam Morrison 23 pts (off the bench), Rajon Rondo 6 pts 10 reb 8 ast 4 stl, Ron Artest 14 pts 6 stl
New Jersey: Yao Ming 27 pts 10 reb, Sean Williams 2 pts 9 reb 5 blk

March 7th @ Memphis Grizzlies
Loss 78-79
Outstanding Players
Memphis: OJ Mayo 14 pts 5 ast, Mike Conley 8 pts 6 ast 4 reb, Rudy Gay 14 pts 4 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 18 pts 11 reb 6 ast, Sean Williams 8 pts 12 reb 2 blk

March 8th @ Minnesota Timberwolves
Win 104-93
Outstanding Players
Minnesota: Will Sit 23 pts 2 stl, Al Jefferson 15 pts 6 reb, Stephen Jackson 11 pts 5 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 33 pts 12 reb 3 blk, Leo Lai 21 pts 9 ast 7 reb, Shannon Brown 19 pts 6 ast (off the bench), Michael Finley 18 pts (off the bench)

March 11th vs New York Knicks
Win 96-85
Outstanding Players
New York: Chris Duhon 24 pts 12 ast, Thierry Tirieux 18 pts, Al Harrington 15 pts
New Jersey: Leo Lai 27 pts 10 ast, Yao Ming 19 pts 14 reb 2 blk, Derek Fisher 15 pts

March 13th vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 78-66
Outstanding Players
Cleveland: Mo Williams 16 pts 6 ast 5 reb, JJ Hickson 11 pts 11 reb, Greg Oden 7 pts 9 reb 4 blk
New Jersey: Yao Ming 32 pts 8 reb 2 blk, Trevor Ariza 5 pts 4 reb 4 stl

March 15th vs Orlando Magic
Loss 82-95
Outstanding Players
Orlando: Jameer Nelson 18 pts 7 ast 6 reb, Rashard Lewis 20 pts 6 reb, Dwight Howard 13 pts 7 reb 3 blk
New Jersey: Yao Ming 35 pts 10 reb, Trevor Ariza 9 pts 10 reb 2 stl

March 17th @ Sacramento Kings
Win 87-62
Outstanding Players
Sacramento: Kevin Martin 24 pts 6 reb, Jason Thompson 4 pts 7 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 24 pts 18 reb, Leo Lai 8 pts 7 ast 6 reb, Shannon Brown 5 pts 3 reb 3 ast 4 stl (off the bench)

March 18th @ Golden State Warriors
Win 85-76
Outstanding Players
Golden State: Jordan Farmar 20 pts 9 ast, Monta Ellis 18 pts 5 reb 4 ast, Martti Must 11 pts 7 reb
New Jersey: Leo Lai 21 pts 6 ast 4 reb, Shannon Brown 17 pts 6 ast (off the bench), Yao Ming 16 pts 13 reb

March 20th @ Phoenix Suns
Loss 80-100
Outstanding Players
Phoenix: Blake Griffin 15 pts 10 reb 5 ast, Amare Stoudemire 22 pts 4 reb. Steve Nash 12 pts 7 ast, Jason Richardson 16 pts
New Jersey: Yao Ming 23 pts 6 reb, Sean Williams 7 pts 10 reb 2 blk, Leo Lai 18 pts

March 22nd @ Los Angeles Lakers
Loss 90-111 [url]Game Recap[/url]

March 23rd @ Utah Jazz
Win 105-101
Outstanding Players
Utah: Deron Williams 14 pts 13 ast 7 reb, Dejuan Blair 5 pts 9 reb, CJ Miles 14 pts (off the bench)
New Jersey: Yao Ming 16 pts 10 reb 6 blk, Leo Lai 27 pts, Sean Williams 10 pts 9 reb 4 blk, Trevor Ariza 18 pts 6 reb

March 25th vs Denver Nuggets
Win 96-88
Outstanding Players
Denver: Carmelo Anthony 15 pts 6 reb 5 ast, JR Smith 19 pts, Devin Harris 13 pts 7 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 37 pts 11 reb 4 blk, Leo Lai 24 pts 3 stl 2 blk, Sean Williams 2 pts 11 reb

March 27th vs Charlotte Bobcats
Win 81-76
Outstanding Players
Charlotte: Emeka Okafor 12 pts 18 reb 3 blk, Raja Bell 18 pts, Patrick Mills 18 pts (off the bench)
New Jersey: Yao Ming 16 pts 12 reb 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 20 pts 5 ast, Trevor Ariza 12 pts 5 stl

March 29th @ Indiana Pacers
Loss 79-88
Outstanding Players
Indiana: Danny Granger 20 pts, Troy Murphy 12 pts 12 reb, Nick Young 15 pts
New Jersey: Leo Lai 20 pts, Yao Ming 20 pts 6 reb, Chauncey Billups 10 pts 7 ast

March 31st vs Miami Heat
Loss 108-115 (OT)
Outstanding Players
Miami: Hakeem Bol 25 pts 11 reb, Dwyane Wade 25 pts 5 ast 4 reb, Michael Beasley 15 pts 10 reb, Tracy McGrady 10 pts 5 reb 5 stl
New Jersey: Yao Ming 36 pts 9 reb 5 blk, Leo Lai 22 pts, Chris Andersen 7 pts 7 reb 2 blk (off the bench)






New Jersey Nets Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


New Jersey Nets Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Nets' Top 3 Plays of the Month

3. Sean Williams evades Blake Griffin and Jams it home


2. Leo Lai made Glen "Big Baby" Davis live up to his nickname following this play


1. Ariza hustles back and swats away CJ Miles' dunk attempt