NBA/Declaring The Old Days Over Nets Head Coach: Players Want To Be Coached

NBA/Declaring the Old days Over Nets head Coach: Despite losing two games in a row while trying to use a new starting lineup from the trade, the Nets came out on top in the Heat on Sunday, scoring 45 points from Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson, who also came with the Nets, added 18 points, prompting head coach Jacque Vaughn to say the team's old days were over.

After sending Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving away at the 15-day trade deadline, the Nets brought back Bridges, Johnson, Dorian Finney-Smith and Spencer Dinwiddie, These four players also joined the Nets immediately after the starting position, the original starting lineup only left long man Claxton (Nicolas Claxton).

Although the team lost in the first two games of the new lineup, but 15 against the Heat, the Nets immediately led by Bridges 45 points in a game successfully put out the Heat, after the game he also gave the jersey to his mother watching on the sidelines.

"I'm excited for this team," Nets coach Mike Vonn said of the team's first win with a new lineup. "The old era is over. We have a lot of guys in this locker room who can play well and want to learn how to play and want to be coached."

"He was very impressive," Vonn said of Bridges' performance. "As a basketball player, a 45-point game helps a lot."