The key Jordi Fernandez adjustment that unlocked Nets’ best performance of season

The Brooklyn Nets may have found the solution to their struggling offense on Wednesday. After failing to reach 100 points in three straight games, Jordi Fernandez’s group continued to sputter offensively early against the Charlotte Hornets. Then, a Jordi Fernandez rotation adjustment helped turn the tide. Fernandez benched Chaney Johnson and Keon Ellis for Danny Wolf and Terance Mann in the second half. Meanwhile, Noah Clowney exited early in the third quarter due to knee soreness. Those changes helped spark a 64-point second half for the Nets en route to a 114-104 victory.
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