The Brooklyn Nets ' front office would probably prefer its players not win games right now, but the scrappy bunch led by first-year coach Jordi Fernandez doesn't care about lottery odds. Nothing proved that as much as their stunning 99-97 come-from-behind victory over the Houston Rockets on Tuesday.

Keon Johnson and D’Angelo Russell made 3-pointers in the final 10 seconds, and the Brooklyn Nets stunned the Houston Rockets 99-97 on Tuesday night for their first home victory in two months. Brooklyn trailed 97-93 when Tosan Evbuomwan inbounded the ball to Johnson,

The heroics they showed against the Rockets were at least encouraging and provided a thrilling finish to a tightly contested game.

Despite Houston center Alperen Sengun going off for 24 points and 20 rebounds in a game that involved 21 lead changes and eight ties, Brooklyn was able to come away with the win. Here are three Nets takeaways from Tuesday's thrilling victory to end their 11-game home losing streak:

Keon Johnson and D’Angelo Russell made 3-pointers in the final 10 seconds, and the Brooklyn Nets stunned the Houston Rockets 99-97 for their first home victory in two months