Obviously, I was a little traumatized there," the Nets guard said. "I'm at the point in my career where I'm not going out and scoring 25 points every night and wowing with numbers. It's a point where I'm trying to gravitate towards doing it the right way,

One of these contracts belongs to D'Angelo Russell, whose two-year deal, which he initially signed with the Los Angeles Lakers prior to the trade in late December, is set to be coming to an end. Given the production that Russell has put out since making his return to the Barclays Center,

The Nets announced earlier in the day on Tuesday that guard D'Angelo Russell will not playing in Cleveland due to right ankle injury management. While Russell has been playing solid ball for Brooklyn this season,