The Brooklyn Nets faced a disappointing defeat against the San Antonio Spurs, losing 127-113 after a challenging second half, marking their sixth loss in seven games. Despite strong starts earlier in February, the team has struggled defensively, allowing opponents to shoot over 53% in recent matchups. The Spurs capitalized on this vulnerability, showcasing impressive shooting, especially during a dominant third quarter where they outscored the Nets 37-23 and converted 66.7% of their three-point attempts.

Devin Vassell led the Spurs with a remarkable 37 points, with a significant contribution coming in the third quarter. The Nets, although trailing by only a narrow margin at halftime, faltered in the second half, shooting just 31.6% in the third. Cam Thomas and D’Angelo Russell attempted to rally the team with 24 and 12 points respectively, but their efforts weren't enough to overcome the Spurs' lead. With the loss, the Nets dropped to 21-40 for the season and face the Golden State Warriors next.