Steve Nash Says Nets' Loss to Pacers Was 'Disaster': 'Didn't See the Desire'

The Nets lost to the Pacers 125- 116 at home on Saturday.

Steve Nash ripped his team's performance after the Nets lost their fourth game in a row.

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Steve Nash: "That was a disaster. I didn't see the will, didn't see the desire." #Nets

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Steve Nash: "We've got to look deep, deep inside ourselves and what we want to do, what we want to accomplish? Do we want to give up on this because it's been difficult early, or do we want to stay the course and start to build something?" #Nets

The Nets held a players-only meeting after the loss, according to Ben Simmons.

The Nets have allowed 125 or more points in four of the six games they've played.

The Nets allowed Indiana to hit half of its three-point attempts. The Pacers out-rebounded the Nets 53-34.

Bennedict Mathurin scored 32 points off the bench in his NBA debut.

The offense has been better, but it's been top-heavy with only two players averaging over 11 points a game. The duo scored 61 of the team's points.

It isn't going to be easy for the Nets. They play host to the Pacers on Monday and the Bulls on Tuesday before embarking on a 10-game road trip.