The All-Star break might’ve been in Brooklyn, but Deron Williams wasn’t there… and it’s done him well. After recording 27 assists in his first two games after the break, looking noticeably quicker on the floor, Williams hadn’t had the same impact through the first half of Nets-Pelicans. But near the end, he did get a chance to throw down this pretty shake-and-bake, sending Quincy Pondexter flying past him and setting up an easy floater.
The Nets trailed 53-50 at the half.
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