Whether it be lack of focus or lack of effort, two veteran players from Hit It N Bounce are likely to be apart of different organizations by weeks end. Shifty two way guard Jon Sampson and High Energy swingman Thomas "TJ" Jordan's career's in Bridgewater are coming to an abrupt halt. Sampson has had flashes of stardom on the defensive end the past few seasons, but plaqued by his potty mouth and awful treatment towards referees puts him between a rock and a hard place. In definite need of a player coach and a laid back (stonery) situation, ideally attempts by the Los Angeles Clippers to take a look at swapping for the Silver Lake High class of 2009 product. Undoubtedly to serve a bench role, Sampson will take over what minutes bum ass Austin Rivers has been getting since he reunited with his Father, Doc. There is a no trade clause in his contract but it seems that it has been overridden by Team President and Owner Nick Equi. JS7 is in the last of a three year deal at 56 grams per.
Forward TJ Jordan is in a much better situation than that of his old roommate & butt buddy Sampson when pertaining to the 2015 trade deadline. Raw Talent accompanied by injury has been his calling card since his rookie season for Hit It N Bounce in 2011, but don't worry. Certainly a viable locker room guy as well as an off the court gentleman, there isn't really any place that wouldn't want him for a playoff push. Looking for only 5 minutes a game as well as a pizza a week, he truly is the ideal example of a low risk high reward player. Viable options for the Marshfield High legend to be pursued by Philadelphia 76ers as well as the New York Knicks to battle for the kid as the tanking for Jahlil Okafor is still alive and well.
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