Why Jordi Fernandez is feeling ‘very positive’ Nets’ struggling defense will improve

Defense was a primary concern regarding the Brooklyn Nets’ ability to compete this season. Through four games, those worries have looked justified. The Nets have allowed 123.8 points per game during their 0-4 start. They’ve allowed opponents to post a 58.1 effective field goal percentage, the highest in the NBA. Despite this, head coach Jordi Fernandez said he’s feeling “very positive” about Brooklyn’s defensive outlook. “I’ve been happy with the aggressiveness of the group. I mean, it’s not perfect… But I’m happy with how the group is working,” Fernandez said before Tuesday’s 125-124 overtime loss to the Boston Celtics.
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