The new scheme has Brooklyn averaging 104.9 points over its last nine games -- nearly eight above its season average -- while shooting 48.6 percent from the field and 44.3 from 3-point range.
It has the Nets in position for a three-game winning streak for the first time this season after forcing 21 turnovers and making 12 steals in each of the last two games, including a 98-96 win at Utah on Saturday.
"The pace that we want to play with -- we're doing it," guard Donald Sloan said. "The looks we want to get -- we're getting those. All in all, each game we're getting more fluidity with what we're trying to play."
The Clippers might have Austin Rivers back after missing nine games with a broken left hand.
"I've been shooting for the past week, been doing a lot of shooting, a ton of therapy every day, hours of therapy every day," Rivers told the team's official website. "It feels strong. I'm a quick healer. I'm very fortunate.
"My shot feels great. I feel like I have good wind, but I just want to get back with the team. I'm ready to get back."
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Clippers leaders since Blake injury
Chris Paul:
- 21.8 ppg | 4.6 rpg | 10.1 apg | 2.2 spg | .580 TS%
DeAndre Jordan:
- 13.3 ppg | 15.1 rpg | 2.2 bpg | 67.7% FG
JJ Redick:
- 17.9 ppg | 2.0 rpg | 0.9 tpg | 50.0% 3PT | .647 TS%
Jamal Crawford:
- 16.5 ppg | 2.1 apg | 91.7% FT | .542 TS%
Clippers storylines:
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