Mavericks play DeAndre Jordan troll at game (Video)

Oct 29, 2015; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan (6) passes the ball in the second half of the game against the Dallas Mavericks at Staples Center. Clippers won 104-88. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 29, 2015; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan (6) passes the ball in the second half of the game against the Dallas Mavericks at Staples Center. Clippers won 104-88. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports /
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DeAndre Jordan was trolled at the Dallas Mavericks game on Tuesday night, as they played a video that made fun of his indecisiveness this offseason.

A video that Cleo Dog productions put out this summer making fun of Mark Cuban, Bill Simmons, Paul Pierce, and (most of all) DeAndre Jordan was played by the Dallas Mavericks on the Jumbotron Tuesday night. The video takes stabs at Jordan and his indecisiveness this summer when choosing if he wanted to play for the Dallas Mavericks or the Los Angeles Clippers. It was one of the most dramatic offseason scenarios, and the Clippers reportedly even had to be in Jordan’s house, practically babysitting him until he signed his contract. The video illustrates this as well.

The cartoon has voice talents and takes audio clips from press conferences in the best way. Fans were entertained by the showing–no doubt–but it was a bit out of context, as the Mavericks weren’t even playing the Clippers, they were playing the Toronto Raptors.

DeAndre Jordan the Frightened Man Boy is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It makes fun of the immaturity of Jordan, and shows him as a little child that can’t make up his mind about what basketball team to play on. Throughout the whole segment, he’s in his Clippers pajamas, and bawling with the decision he is faced with. Ultimately, of course he would choose Doc and the Clippers.

So far this season, Jordan is playing as expected for LA, putting up 10.7 points, 13.5 rebounds, and a very impressive 4.5 blocks per game. Mark Cuban probably doesn’t want to hear that, since the leading blocker on his team only has done 0.5 per game.