Nets forward Andrei Kirilenko didn’t play one second in Game 1, a notorious DNP-CD that drew the Instagrammed anger of Kirilenko’s wife. But Kirilenko got a shot to play in Game 2, and it worked famously for the Nets: Kirilenko did all his usual little things, most notably this sneaky steal off an offensive rebound by Terrence Ross.
The play turned into a missed three-pointer by Alan Anderson, rebounded by… yup, Andrei Kirilenko, who set up Shaun Livingston for a drive that led to free throws. Good to see Kirilenko wreaking havoc again.
