The Nets lost 121-92 to the Oklahoma City Thunder at Barclays Center, marking their fifth consecutive loss. The team's performance was poor, with the Nets shooting 36.7% and committing 23 turnovers. The loss leaves them with a 17-52 record and further jeopardizes their chances of avoiding a season sweep. The game was marked by injuries to several key players, including Noah Clowney, Michael Porter Jr., Ben Saraf, Egor Dëmin, and Day'Ron Sharpe. Oklahoma City's Jared McCain scored 26 points and led by 26 from the bench. The Nets' 24 points in the half were their lowest scoring output in any half in franchise history.