Tonight at 7:00 p.m. ET on TNT, the Brooklyn Nets will look to take a dominating 3-1 series advantage in their Eastern Conference Round 1 matchup with the Toronto Raptors at the Barclays Center in a Game 4 that can be live streamed free by clicking this link. Nets fans can listen to the game on WFAN 101.9 FM, while Raptors fans can tune in to the radio broadcast on TSN 1050.
Brooklyn's been one of the NBA's finest home teams in 2014, but the home team for Game 4 is imploring its fans to be even more rowdy. "They could do better," power forward Kevin Garnett said Saturday.
"I was expecting Brooklyn to be real hostile, New York-style. I know what it's like to come here as the opposition, so our crowd could do better, but they were there when we needed them, and we fed off of them."
This Eastern Conference series has been very physical, as one would expect from a postseason clash between division rivals. "I think the series is really in the fight. It's a dogfight out there," Nets point guard Shaun Livingston said. "
Everybody is banged up and bruised up, but you know, it's not really time to feel sorry for anybody, you know what I mean? We're trying to win a series, so we're going to do what we've got to do."
While physicality usually implies frontcourt battles, the most fascinating matchup has been the scoring battle between Raptors shooting guard DeMar DeRozan and his Nets counterpart Joe Johnson. DeRozan has scored 24.7 points per game in this series and has a 30-point outburst, while Johnson is averaging 23.7 points per game with a 29-point outing in Game 3.
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