Kofi Inkoom
The Brooklyn Nets are strategically strengthening their roster for the upcoming NBA season by securing training camp deals with two promising players, Jordan Hall and Keifer Sykes.
Both athletes are poised to contribute their abilities to the Long Island team’s roster.
OFFICIAL: The Brooklyn Nets have signed guard/forward Jordan Hall and guard Keifer Sykes. Both are bound for Long Island. Hall is a 6’8” wing while Sykes is a 6’0” point guard.
— NetsDaily (@NetsDaily) September 20, 2023
Jordan Hall: Standing at an impressive 6 feet 8 inches, Jordan Hall hails from Cape May, New Jersey, and is a product of St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.
His previous stint as a two-way player with the San Antonio Spurs last year showcased his potential. Hall also demonstrated his abilities during the Summer League while wearing the Nets’ jersey.
Keifer Sykes: At 29 years old, Keifer Sykes brings valuable NBA experience to the table. In the 2021-22 season, he appeared in 32 NBA games, making 11 starts with the Indiana Pacers.
During this time, he averaged 5.6 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game. Sykes has also made his mark in the G League, representing three different teams: the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, the Austin Spurs, and most recently, the Motor City Cruise.
These acquisitions highlight the Nets’ commitment to strengthening their roster and adding depth to their talent pool.
Jordan Hall’s versatility as a 6’8″ wing player and Keifer Sykes’ experience as a point guard provide the team with valuable options and skills that can contribute to their success.