The Covid-19 it is bringing the NBA to its knees, but if we really wanted to see a positive aspect it is also allowing many players to return to the League after several years. It happened a few days ago with Isaiah Thomas and Lance Stephenson, now it’s also the turn of Joe Johnson. The veteran, 40 years old, will sign a decadal with the Boston Celtics.
Johnson’s last NBA experience dates back to 2018, when he played 18 games for Houston. He has remained a free agent ever since, playing for two summers in the BIG3 and winning the MVP on both occasions. Iso Joe was a real big of the 2000s, being called up to the All Star Game 7 times and being included in the third All-NBA team in the 2009-10 season. In his career he scored An average of 16.0 points in 1276 games between Boston, Phoenix, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Miami, Utah and Houston. Johnson began his career at the Celtics in the 2001-02 season, as the tenth overall pick in the Draft.
Johnson — a seven-time All-Star — is 40 years old and hasn’t played in the NBA since Houston in 2018. Iso-Joe is back. https://t.co/Zj0Mz3L69J
– Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) December 22, 2021
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