Tyrese Martin, a true wizard against the Wizards

Faced with WizardsTHE Networks led by ten points during the second quarter and it took until the third act for Washington to get back within one point.

However, the capital franchise was unable to equalize or take the lead. the cause? Tyrese Martinwho decided to nullify all the efforts of his teammates Bilal Coulibaly etc Alec Sarr.

In 90 seconds, the Brooklyn player clears Tre Johnson to open up access to the circle, then he made a 3-point shot. He finally made another layup to give his team a ten point lead again.

“There was one pass in the third quarter when Washington came back and a group of backups made an incredible run.” congratulates Horda Fernandez after the meeting. “You get hit and then you hit in a row. It’s in those moments that we see progress and the group comes together.”

If the Nets coach mentions Tyrese Martin’s “run” at the end of the third quarter, the main stakeholders prefer to talk about their team’s defense: “We focused on transition defense and defensive rebounds. We were able to make that run and find some good shots. We won the second and fourth quarters and didn’t lose a quarter. That put us in a good position.”

Also present in defense

Tyrese Martin continues his festival against Washington’s defense early in the fourth quarter to seal the game. Provides three assists for Noah Clowneywho punishes with 3 points every time, scores 2+1, intercepts a pass from Kyshawn George, and then finishes with a dunk on the counterattack. After that, the Nets started the final act with a 14-4 run that brought the deficit to twenty points, a gap that Washington would never close. Brooklyn wins to end a four game losing streak.

“I just stuck to the game plan”summarizes Tyrese Martin. “I kept attacking the basket while I knew where my weakside shooters were. I was able to get into the circle and find Noah (Clowney) twice. The guys took up the right space and played in the rhythm of the match, with confidence.”

Coming off the bench, Tyrese Martin finished the game as the Nets’ second-leading scorer with 20 points on 8/12 shooting, behind Michael Porter Jr.’s 34. In addition to his offensive contributions, the Brooklyn guard also recorded a career-high two blocks, having recorded just ten in his first 88 NBA games.

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How to read statistics? MJ = matches played; Min = Minute; Shots = Shots Successful / Shots Attempted; 3 points = 3 points / attempt 3 points; LF = free throws made / free throws attempted; Off = offensive rebound; Def=defensive jump; Tot = Total number of jumps; Pd = assists; Fte: Personal mistakes; Int = intercepts; Bp = lost balls; Ct: Against; Points = Points.