Toppin scores 42, Reaves records triple-double

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All 30 NBA teams played on the last day of the regular season. Of course, a lot of teams benched their key players, which allowed for some incredible performances from some unusual sources. We also saw the stage set for the playoffs, the play-in tournament, and the draft lottery. Let’s dive into this 15-game Sunday slate!

Nets 134, Pacers 126

With the victory in this game, Brooklyn secured the 7-seed in the East and will host the Cavs on Tuesday for a chance to play the Celtics in the first round. Kevin Durant’s shot wasn’t falling (5-for-17 FGs), so he decided to dish out a career-high 16 assists as he recorded his 16th career triple-double.

Kyrie Irving carried the offensive scoring load, hitting 15 of his 20 shot attempts on his way to 35 points. After back-to-back poor shooting performances, Kyrie finished the regular season on a high note.

Andre Drummond had a monster game as well, finishing with 20 points, 13 rebounds, and two blocks while hitting all nine of his shot attempts and both free throws. Drummond hitting both free throws is probably more surprising than him hitting all of his field goal attempts, but him doing all of this in just 20 minutes is the most impressive part.

Bruce Brown stuffed the stat sheet with a line of 21/7/3/3/2. He’s been a defensive stat menace lately with four steals over his last two games and 13 blocks over his last five. He’s been a vital piece for the Nets and should stick around next season as a great option for defensive stats.

Kessler Edwards signed a full contract with the Nets earlier in the day and then as thrusted into the starting unit in place of Seth Curry. Edwards finished with 10 points, five…