The NBA is like evolution. And Nets center DeAndre Jordan knows it’s adapt or die.
Last season with the Knicks wasn’t Jordan’s best, in terms of either playing time or production, and scouts told The Post he’s not as mobile at 31 as he was at 21. But Jordan said he’s learned from last season, and is still working hard to hone his game and shore up his weaknesses.
“It was tough for me. Last year was kind of a blur. It was a learning experience. It was good for my …” Jordan said on Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take podcast, taking a long pause before finishing “mental patience.