With the Nets facing a 2-0 deficit in the first round against the Hawks, Jarrett Jack came out firing, hitting seven of nine shots for 16 quick points in 12 first-half minutes.
Jack notoriously had one of the worst plus-minus figures in the NBA this season, but he’ll have the occasional game when everything falls for him, and his chaotic shot selection becomes nearly impossible to stop: how do you control what you cannot understand? For at least one half, Jack had just that.
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