The Nets, who have turned blowing late leads into an art, did it again Tuesday night. They threw away a fourth-quarter cushion and fell 109-104 to the Cavaliers before a sellout crowd of 19,432 at Rocket Arena.

Kenny Atkinson got fired in Brooklyn. He’s likely to get NBA Coach of the Year in Cleveland. 

It’s not pretty for the Nets, but with nearly a quarter of the season left, there is plenty to see between now and the all-important lottery in May.

It’s unclear how many of the players from this Nets roster will even be around after the rebuild. Noah Clowney is one of the few that has a chance.

After blowing huge leads in back-to-back games against Golden State and Charlotte, when the Nets got the Lakers down on Monday, they kept them down.

Many look at Rutgers' Ace Bailey and see an All-Star waiting to happen, the kind of player who makes his general manager look like a genius. But a few look and see a possible bust, the sort who gets a GM fired.

Two weeks ago, the Nets tank brigade was in meltdown, terrified of missing out on the lottery altogether and any chance of a top draft pick. Now?

After coughing up a huge lead Thursday against Golden State, the Nets did it again Saturday in Charlotte. Brooklyn fell 105-102 to the Hornets.

Having missed most of the season, Nets star guard Cam Thomas will be looking for a strong stretch run.

The biggest Nets crowd ever at Barclays Center saw Steph Curry draw cheers of MVP and send the home team crashing to a sixth straight defeat.

Nets fans should keep an eye on D’Angelo Russell for the rest of this regular season.

The Nets extended their losing streak to five straight games, falling 127-113 in San Antonio on Tuesday night.

Terry Roberts might be playing the best basketball of his life. And it’s a life he came inches away from losing.

Despite starting the past five games for the Nets, Killian Hayes won’t be kept on a second 10-day contract, The Post has learned.

Cam Thomas’ return to the court took two months — and too long. The Nets’ young guard finally made his comeback Friday night, after an absence that lasted 57 days but felt even longer. “Totally. I’ve never been out this much ever, so it’s definitely an adjustment,” Thomas said shortly before tipoff of Friday’s 121-102...

Hard to say which was worse Friday: the Nets’ ballhandling or their defense.

The Nets are set to get their leading scorer back after almost two months. Cam Thomas has been removed from Brooklyn’s injury report.

In the Nets' loss to the Thunder, Nic Claxton was in street clothes and serving a suspension for the kind of silliness Brooklyn can’t afford.

The Nets were cruising toward their best win of the year. Then they got routed by arguably the best team in the league.

Brooklyn has had the best defense in the NBA over the past month, and Nic Claxton is both figuratively and literally the biggest reason why.