Reggie Evans was one cog in the BK Bench Mob machine. (AP/Michael Dwyer)
BOSTON, M.A. -- Bench mob proper.
In a game where two starters were ejected by the end of the first half, another played just seventeen minutes due to foul trouble, and a fourth missed 9 of his 12 shots, it was once again the self-proclaimed BK Bench Mob that led the charge for a Brooklyn Nets 95-83 victory, nearly from start to finish.
By the numbers: the bench outscored the starters 51-44, shot 52% from the field, grabbed over half the team's rebounds, and picked off seven steals. But a cursory look at the statistics doesn't do it enough justice; the team just looked good with the bench in, with each player delineated to a specific role on the floor, and each player executing -- perhaps not always to success, but usually to a successful process. Andray Blatche attacked the offensive glass, looking to score easy buckets at the rim. Reggie Evans did the Reggie Evans, and if you don't know what the Reggie Evans is you better ask Reggie Evans.
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