Coach Jordi Fernandez lamented the Nets’ inability to put the ball in the basket after Monday’s loss at New York, writes Howie Kussoy of the New York Post. Brooklyn held its cross-town rivals to 103 points, which Fernandez said should be good enough to win on most nights, but the offense collapsed, producing a season-low 90 points while connecting on 3-of-16 shots in the fourth quarter with 11 points and five turnovers.
“I think it’s more about us not being organized, and then if you have empty possessions, you don’t run anything for anybody, like nobody’s in the right spot,” Fernandez told reporters.