EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Leaving home and the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Lakers for the NBA’s worst team was a rather easy decision for Jordan Farmar.
If the former UCLA point guard stayed with Kobe Bryant and company, he would always be the trusted backup with a couple of rings — ‘Little Jordie.’
Coming to the New Jersey Nets, Farmar sees the chance to play more, to get away from the triangle offense and to develop into a starter under Avery Johnson.
