The Nets drafted Mason Plumlee 22nd overall in the 2013 NBA Draft thinking he’d spend most of his time in Springfield.
Now, with Kevin Garnett out with back spasms, Plumlee’s arguably been the team’s most electric player: swatting opponents, getting free in the lane, running the floor, and finishing.
The best part of this play: Joakim Noah, one of the league’s best defenders, is standing right there. He’s right in the way. And you can still see the finish coming from a mile away.
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