In a challenging first season for head coach Jordi Fernandez, the Brooklyn Nets have faced numerous setbacks, including injuries and illness. Despite these obstacles, the team continues to show resilience on the court. In a recent matchup against the Indiana Pacers, despite being shorthanded, the Nets managed to keep the game competitive, especially during a strong third quarter.

However, the Nets fell to the Detroit Pistons in their latest game, suffering their seventh consecutive loss at home. With only eight players available, Fernandez had to rely on a mix of starters and reserves. Notably, Noah Clowney stood out, scoring a career-high 29 points, showcasing his potential amid the team's struggles.