After weeks of close loss, the net was blown away on Monday.
The net running after the wire was on the receiver of the Mavericks' 120-101 beatdown, before a crowd of 16,434 at the Barclays Center.
The net never led, and single-digit straight games were set with a maximum of 22 straight games.
The Nets (23-49) took fifth place in the lottery standings ahead of Philadelphia, with the 76ers' results moving two games ahead of seventh-placed Toronto in the second half of Monday.
Monday was a big day in the tanking world, with the 76ers facing the Pelicans (fourth in lottery odds) and raptors beating the NBA-Worst Washington.
Playing without injured point guard D'Angelo Russell (right ankle sore), the lack of ball handling has returned to haunt the net.
They overtook 31-14 in sales points.
Nic Claxton had a team high of 19 points, while Cam Johnson added 17 points.
The net stumbled quickly from the gate, and Naji Marshall (Game High 22 Points) pull-up made it 21-8 with a pull-up in under 7 minutes.
The net allowed nine unanswered points later in the quarter, with Brandon Williams jumper leaving Brooklyn on the 32-15 hole, leaving the first half-minute rest.
His free throws pushed the deficit to 19 early in the second.
Brooklyn mounted a 12-4 run but they couldn't get enough stop.
The net surpassed 12-0 sales in the first half, falling behind at 94-72 in Williams basketball.
The rest was garbage time.
