DeAndre Jordan had an inconsistent 2018-19 season. Despite that he still has plenty left in the tank and is one of the most efficient centres in the league. Here’s a breakdown of some of his offensive repertoire.
Notices Gibson is trailing him and immediately exploits that. Gotta love a big man who runs the floor. pic.twitter.com/UezVJSDSzN
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Nice little two man game here with Mudiay leading to the open alley. You can see this being run with even more capable ball handlers like Dinwiddie or Irving. pic.twitter.com/0jsG3QKaSa
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Despite being bodied by the defender shows poise and strength to finish with the mini hook. pic.twitter.com/Y9gqLroUNm
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Shows some versatility in his offensive game as he faces up Valančiūnas before moving into the lane and finishing over him with the sleek hook shot. pic.twitter.com/XxxqPZ7Uf7
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Provides the perfectly paced kick-out pass to Finney-Smith in the corner for three. pic.twitter.com/5nrk0ND14n
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You can see him eye the miss off before Barea even gets the shot off. Shows perfect timing on the tip layup. pic.twitter.com/yEbNrnf1LN
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Showcases his strength and back to the basket game as he backs down the defender to gain quality position within the paint, leading to the easy bucket. pic.twitter.com/kpxL4nqLND
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Out-rebounds Turner and punishes him with the putback dunk pic.twitter.com/qDk4D4cUdH
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