To say Kendrick Nunn’s tenure in Los Angeles has been a disappointment would be a massive understatement. After not stepping onto the court in the regular season last year, Nunn has been woeful this season and has been a healthy DNP-CD at times this year.
The three-level scorer that could be a secondary ballhandler and, in theory, a nice fit alongside either LeBron James or Russell Westbrook that Nunn was supposed to be has never appeared. Instead, what has emerged is a player who has struggled to score anywhere on the court and has done more harm than good in the majority of his appearances.