Nick Young has been associated with several controversies. Reports have it that LA Lakers is itching to remove him on their roster. However, Boston Celtics is reportedly willing to take chances on Young.
Nick Young was once a valuable player to Los Angeles Lakers. However, in the last NBA season, the shooting guard was outshined by his running mates Jordan Clarkson and Lou Williams, Ecumenical News reported. The pair had more playing time than Nick Young. This resulted in a poor performance for Young.
Since Los Angeles Lakers already have Jordan Clarkson and Lou Williams, the team is now ready to oust Nick Young. However, aside from the performance issues, Nick Young has been on a bad light. Swaggy P picked a fight with his teammate D'Angelo Russell for taping him while he confessed his unfaithfulness to his now ex-girlfriend Iggy Azalea.
Nick Young, himself, is unsure if LA Lakers will still take him. However, some sources claim that Lakers have moved. The team is ready to part ways with Swaggy P and will be trading him in the upcoming NBA season. There are rumors that Lakers will trade him to Houston Rockets but this is not final yet.
For some NBA fans, Swaggy P just needs a fresh start because there is already too much bad blood between him and the Lakers. Good news for Nick Young because if the trade with Rockets doesn't work out, another team is willing to give him a fresh start in the upcoming NBA league despite his poor performance last season.
According to Christian Today, Boston Celtics want to acquire Nick Young. The team is currently looking for a deal to sign Swaggy P on their team. Per the report, this trade would help the team financially as they can save approximately $800,000 in their salary cap. In addition, Nick Young is expected to be a great and efficient addition to Celtics.
Do you agree that Nick Young needs a fresh start in the upcoming NBA season? Do you want to see Young in another team? Where do you think will Swaggy P land between Houston Rockets and Boston Celtics? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
