JAMES HARDEN was instrumental as the Brooklyn Nets recorded the biggest half-time comeback in the history of the club as they recovered a 21-point deficit to stun the Phoenix Suns 128-124.
HARDEN scored 38 points while JOE HARRIS added 22Â in the thrilling fixture for the Nets, who were without the injured KYRIE IRVING and KEVIN DURANT.
The Brooklyn Nets did not take the lead in the game until HARDEN scored a three-pointer with 31.4 seconds remaining to secure the team’s fourth straight game in a triumphant return to Phoenix for head coach STEVE NASH while the Suns had their six-game winning streak snapped.
The Nets will travel to face the L.A. Lakers on Thursday while the Phoenix Suns travel to face New Orleans on Friday.
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