Washington, March 13 (BUS): Kevin Durant scored a season-high with 53 points, to secure a 3-match tie-breaker in a thrilling crowd show that featured Kyrie Irving, and the Brooklyn Nets beat the New York Knicks 110-107 days. Sunday.
Durant cut 3 pointers to a 103-all tie with 56 seconds remaining. He added four more free throws to keep the net in front, ending one point of his career high.
Durant also had nine assists and six rebounds in his 60th career with a 40-point performance, according to the Associated Press.
Irving has had a pretty sweet eye while attending his first home game of the season, though he is still unable to play in New York.
There is no longer a mandate that spectators be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but there is still an order for those who work there. Irving has not been vaccinated.
So the star guard had a seat in the stands, just as he did the night before watching his college team, Duke, lose in an ACC Championship game. He walked with his arm with Durant toward the Nets locker room after the game.
Andre Drummond scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds for the Nets team, who won for the third time in a row. Bruce Brown scored 15 points.
Julius Randle scored 26 points and Evan Fournier 25 for the Knicks, who finished 3-4 on their road trip. RJ Barrett had 24.
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