Brooklyn Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said that he's considering lineup and rotation changes to break the team's seven-game losing streak.
According to the New York Post's Brian Lewis, Atkinson said, "We're in a rut right now. I want to continue on an upward swing, not the downward swing we're on." He didn't mention one particular change, but it could involve D'Angelo Russell getting a starting nod. The availability of Caris LeVert (knee) and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (groin) could play a big factor in the team's early rotations following the break.
Through 59 games, the Nets are 19-40. Their 33.9 nERD has them 27th in our latest NBA power rankings.
Source: Brian Lewis, New York Post