Brooklyn Nets: Player grades from win No. 4 in a row over Wizards

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32 MIN, 15 PTS, 6-for-11, 9 REB (1 ORB), 6 AST, 3 PF, 1 STL, 2 TO, +1. PF/C. Brooklyn Nets. RONDAE HOLLIS-JEFFERSON. A-

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson continued his strong play with one of his best all-around efforts of the season.

Hollis-Jefferson did a little of everything, leading the Brooklyn Nets in rebounding on the night while matching his season his with six assists (he also dropped six dimes in the Dec. 3 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder).

He also brought the ball up the floor and played some solid defense against All-Star point guard John Wall down the stretch after struggling a bit against Markieff Morris earlier in the fourth quarter.

RHJ has scored in double figures in three of the Nets’ last four wins and is averaging 12.3 points a game during that span, while shooting 42.2 percent (better than his 40.9 percent on the season).

SPENCER DINWIDDIE. A. 32 MIN, 27 PTS, 8-for-15 (2-for-7), 9-for-11 FT, 4 REB (1 ORB), 6 AST, 2 PF, 1 TO, +1. PG. Brooklyn Nets

Not even getting the bag could slow down the red-hot wave Spencer Dinwiddie has been riding the last three games.

Dinwiddie got to the rim basically at will and has scored 91 points in Brooklyn’s last three games — all victories — and has at least 25 points in each of those games.

That’s the longest such streak for a Nets reserve since 1983-84, topping the two straight put up by Purvis Short in February 1990 and Johnny Newman in November 1999.

It’s not every day a former second-round pick who had been waived out of the NBA twice signs a $34.3 million contract, so it was nice that Dinwiddie followed up the big day with another star-level performance.