5 years agoThe Brooklyn Nets plan to sign center DeAndre Jordan to join the team’s new core of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. While the Nets already have a promising young center in Jarrett Allen, Jordan should get a decent amount of run for the team. He’s still a solid rebounder and rim runner who can score on some Kyrie Irving lobs, but his fantasy value is going to be dependent on whether or not he ends up seeing the majority of Brooklyn’s center minutes or not. Allen is arguably a better player at this point, but Jordan’s a veteran who has a preexisting relationship with Irving and Durant, which might give him a boost in the competition. Keep an eye on Jordan at this point, but until we know how the rotation will shake out, he has the potential to post disappointing numbers this upcoming season.--Justin Carter - RotoBaller
Source: Adrian Wojnarowski