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Fri, Aug 13th 2010, 11:10
Examiner.com: Farmar hosts Hoop Farm, a kids' camp with a twist
Jordan Farmar, a recent addition to the roster of the New Jersey Nets, is still hanging around Los Angeles and for a very good reason.
His third annual kids’ basketball camp, Hoop Farm, will be in session next week August 16-19 on the campus of UCLA.
Unlike other hoop stars who host camps, Farmar will be in attendance each day and all day to coach, motivate and participate in the other activities featured during the week.
The former Laker who became an unrestricted free agent this summer, will take up residence in the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area during the upcoming season, but Jordan Farmar will always call Los Angeles his home.
Having grown up in Van Nuys, he was a star…
Thu, Jul 15th 2010, 19:35
Jordan introduced as a NJ Net
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 offence and to develop into a starter under Avery Johnson.
It’s a no-brainer, even if the Nets posted a 12-70 record last season.
Remarkably, it also was almost…
Mon, Jul 12th 2010, 09:55
Jordan Joins Jersey
Jordan Farmar has agreed to a three-year, $12 million contract with the Nets late Sunday, ending Jordan’s run in Los Angeles. In Jordan’s four seasons with the Lakers, he helped them to 3 NBA Finals appearances, and 2 championships.
The deal is contingent on Farmar passing a physical, but team president Rod Thorn believes the former UCLA standout will be “an excellent complement” to Devin Harris in the Nets backcourt. “He comes to the Nets with a championship pedigree,” Thorn added, “which will prove to be invaluable to his teammates.”
Stay tuned for more information on Jordan’s move to New Jersey.
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