After two unconvincing seasons, DeAndre Jordan is unlikely to stay with the Nets for long. The pivot should leave shortly, by the resumption, and a team is already standing out to recruit him. This will not please his teammates.
At his premium during his years with the Clippers, DeAndre Jordan has had a rather complicated career. An adventure in Dallas or New York, and now the pivot has landed on the side of the Nets. A coming he owes to Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant, since the three men wanted to be on the same team in order to win a title together.
Unfortunately, that shouldn’t happen. After two complicated seasons, where the pivot has often waxed the bench, a departure seems more and more likely. Rumors had started to flourish last week and since, they are only gaining momentum.
According to Bleacher Report reporter Jake Fischer, there is no doubt that Jordan will be wearing a new jersey in 2022. It remains to be seen which one, as he should be spoiled for choice. It’s a buyout that should be negotiated, allowing DeAndre to strengthen the franchise he wants in the process. A cador stands out: the Lakers, for a change.
One suitor to keep an eye on, sources said, should DeAndre Jordan and the Brooklyn Nets reach a contract buyout: the Los Angeles Lakers.
— Jake Fischer (@JakeLFischer) August 30, 2021
One suitor to keep an eye on if DeAndre Jordan and the Nets get a buyout deal: the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Angelinos have already been active in the last few days by making return a former champion of 2020. But the leaders are not yet satisfied, since their next goal is to strengthen the racket. DeAndre Jordan is a name that could do some good, even if it may seem superfluous with Dwight Howard, or Marc Gasol.
But this is a confirmation that the Crimson and Gold are active. Jordan is a name, but remember that Kevin Love was also mentioned before. Well that was before the turnaround in his file. Since then, it seems the targets have changed in Los Angeles.
DeAndre Jordan is on the Lakers’ radar, provided he becomes a free agent. Its destination remains a mystery, even if the hub will no longer be in Brooklyn next year. Interest will be there.
