Nets lose Michael Porter Jr. ahead of a crucial showdown with the 76ers, shaking up Brooklyn’s plans as they brace for a tough matchup.

The Brooklyn Nets have looked much-improved in their last few games, grabbing two wins out of the last four, as well as keeping things close in the losses. Sunday evening, the Nets played a valiant contest against the Raptors — who have now won seven-straight — ultimately falling late due to the two-way play from Toronto's stellar forwards.

During his time suiting up for the Nets, Somerset wore only jersey No. 33 and put up 24.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game.

Karl-Anthony Towns had 37 points and 12 rebounds, Jalen Brunson scored 27, and the New York Knicks beat the Brooklyn Nets 113-100 at Barclays Center on Monday night.

There isn't much to cheer for in Brooklyn, but a few stats should at least lead fans to think the Nets have potential.

The Brooklyn Nets paid powerful homage to one of the borough’s most enduring cultural giants during the organization’s annual “Biggie Night,” an immersive celebration of the legacy of Brooklyn Hip-Hop icon The Notorious B.I.G.

And Forrest Weber was — and is — an equipment manager for the Brooklyn Nets. As Brian Lewis reports Tuesday, his big moment came recently in the Netflix hit series, “Black Rabbit,” a Jude Law/Justin Bateman vehicle centered on a hip New York restaurant of the same name.

The Nets were shorthanded for the game, down Michael Porter Jr., Cam Thomas, and Egor Demin. That showed big time as the Nets got outclassed 116-99 by the Bucks, falling to a measly 3-16 in the process.