Nets (100) @ Knicks (92)

Lost in monstrous games by Deron Williams and Kris Humphries Monday was a return to form by MarShon Brooks. Brooks had his best game since missing nine out of 10 games with a sore achilles and a broken toe, scoring 18 points on 7-for-15 shooting, including 2-for-5 from downtown. And with Jordan Farmar out, Brooks handled point guard duties for while, dishing out four assists.

Some remaining thoughts and items of note on the morning after.

Deron Williams didn't mess around in the New Jersey Nets' return match against the New York Knicks.

Ohhh, the Nets. Yuck.

Well, the Nets and their fans got the rough end of a remarkable, dominating comeback performance a couple weeks ago. Tonight, we and the Knicks got it right back. New Jersey got ridiculous...

Nets 82, Knicks 64 after the third.

Nets 50, Knicks 42 at the half.

50-42, Nets, who are just raining threes. Continue commenting here!

Knicks 21, Nets 18 after the first quarter.

It's Linsanity, Part II, for the Nets on President's Day. The Nets will be getting their second look at Jeremy Lin, his rise to sports and media stardom having started when Mike Dantoni inserted him in the game February 4. He scored 25 points, distributed seven assists, the Knicks beat the Nets,99-92. The rest, as they say, is history.