Whether it is Jarrett Allen or DeAndre Jordan, Spencer Dinwiddie is always looking for one of his centers rolling to the rim off the screen. Since Allen is usually on the floor more often, he tends to get more lobs from the Brooklyn Nets point guard.
But as much as Allen may be the recipient of more 2019-20 alley-oops, Jordan’s finishes may be more thunderous.
Of course, the veteran big man is quite used to chacing down lobs from his point guards, having been a part of the “Lob City” Los Angeles Clippers for much of his career, playing alongside now Detroit Pistons forward Blake Griffin and now Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Chris Paul.
On Saturday, while the Nets mounted their comeback, Jordan helped Brooklyn’s case for the title of “New Lob City” with this difficult fourth quarter finish:
THEY ARE ON THEIR FEET IN BROOKLYN! @SDinwiddie_25 ➡️ @DeAndre#NETSonYES LIVE https://t.co/Uz2vJ7EWKX pic.twitter.com/6X0VfkZ43w
— YES Network (@YESNetwork) December 22, 2019
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