The Nets continued their hot streak Thursday night, defeating the Charlotte Bobcats at the Meadowlands and tying a franchise record with their 14th straight win. The streak is also the longest in the NBA this season. New Jersey built an early double-digit lead, but then let Charlotte back into it, and the game was tied at the half. The game remained tight until midway in the third quarter, when the Nets went on a 21-8 run to take control. They cruised the rest of the way for their 23rd victory in the last 26 home game. Richard Jefferson was on fire all night, shooting 13-of-19 from the field for 40 points and Jason Kidd capped off his 74th career triple-double with a garbage-time rebound. He is now just four shy of Wilt Chamberlain for third all-time. Vince Carter scored 20 points on 8-of-15 shooting, his 19th straight game with 20-plus, which is a franchise record.
- Boxscore - NBA.com
- Jefferson, Nets capture 14th straight win - NBA.com (Ticker)
- Game Highlights (Video) - NBA.com
- New Jersey 113, Charlotte 102 - Brian Mahoney - AP
- Photo Gallery: Nets vs. Bobcats - Bill Kostroun - AP
- Jason Kidd Press Conference (Video) - YES Network
- Lawrence Frank Press Conference (Video) - YES Network
- Jason Collins Interview (Video) - Leslie Boghosian - YES Network
- Vince Carter Press Conference (Video) - YES Network
- A big night for RJ - Dave D'Alessandro - Star-Ledger
- Frank cares about history - Dave D'Alessandro - Star-Ledger
- Jefferson and His Mates Lead Nets to Record Streak - John Eligon - New York Times
- Streak Peak - Fred Kerber - New York Post
- Jefferson Is a Career Winner - Dan Martin - New York Post
- Krstic Play Builds Confidence - Fred Kerber - New York Post
- Nets play the numbers - Ohm Youngmisuk - New York Daily News
- Jefferson scores 40 as Nets stretch streak to 14 - Bob Considine - Asbury Park Press
- Prolific Jefferson helps Nets extend winning streak - Reuters
- Nets survive Bobcats' comeback attempt - Rick Bonnell - Charlotte Observer
- Observations - Rick Bonnell - Charlotte Observer
- 14 and counting - John Jeansonne - New York Newsday
- Nets run to No. 14, tie mark - Al Iannazzone - The Record