Jalen Wilson is buying into the culture of the Brooklyn Nets

The Brooklyn Nets are entering a new era with Jordi Fernandez as the team's head coach and he is looking for players who can buy what he is selling.

Among those jumping on board is Jalen Wilson, who begins his second season in the league with the Nets.

Wilson praised Fernandez and the positive change he made in the offseason.

“You just see how seriously everyone takes it, especially him, when it comes to winning and wanting to change an organization,” Wilson said, via Sharif Phillips-Keaton of Nets Wire. “I don't know how many games we won last year, but of course we want to win more and be a team that can get into the playoffs. It all takes a process, it all takes time, and to see that they already have that.” Vision is really cool because it's his first year here and he already has big plans.

Wilson hopes to further integrate himself into the Nets' future plans. A second-round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, Wilson moved from a two-way deal to a standard deal in March after impressing his team. In his rookie year, he averaged five points per game in 43 appearances for the Nets.

To keep things going, Wilson will have to buy into Fernandez's system, and the more he does that, the more he will grow and become a pro with the Nets.

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