Five takeaways from the Miami Heat's 106-95 win over the Brooklyn Nets (7-19) on Thursday night at Barclays Center to snap its five-game skid and open a three-game trip. The Heat (15-12) is right back at it on Friday against the Boston Celtics at TD Garden on Friday to complete the back-to-back set (7 p.m., FanDuel Sports Network Sun):

The Miami Heat snapped a five-game losing streak with a 106-95 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday night.

Jordi Fernandez felt the officials were calling a different sport during the Nets' loss to the Heat on Thursday.

Preview the Brooklyn Nets' NBA matchup with Miami, including live stream, TV channel, odds, and game information.

After a three-day break, the Brooklyn Nets are back for a matchup against the Miami Heat at the Barclays Center tonight at 7:30 p.m. ET. The Nets are hoping to

Nets rookie Drake Powell exited Thursday's matchup with the Heat with his third right ankle sprain of the season.

Egor Demin led the way for the Nets in Sunday’s victory as he ended the game with 17 points and three assists while Noah Clowney recorded 16 points and three rebounds. While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Thursday night’s matchup, both squads may be without multiple key players due to injuries.

The Nets come into this game following a 127-82 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday in which they tied for the best win in franchise history after beating the Bucks by 45 points. Rookie guard Egor Demin stepped up in the wake of forward Michael Porter Jr.

The Nets lost a game that set offense back 40 years. Then again, that might be insulting to the players of the 80s.