Back in 2015, DeAndre Jordan made the controversial decision of re-signing with the L.A. Clippers, after he had already verbally committed to the Dallas Mavericks.

Almost two years after the infamous incident, the 6-foot-11 center saw his teammate Chris Paul being traded to the Houston Rockets after the latter made his intent to leave the Clippers known. Interestingly, Paul was one of the players who showed up to Jordan's house and kept him hostage, preventing him to go to the Mavs.

Twitter went on to roast him again for it — this time, letting him know that he might end up as the only All-Star left in his team.

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Although there’s still a chance that Blake Griffin may agree to stay put in L.A., the Twitter users have showed that they have not forgotten what he did two years ago, and even think of it as karma working its ways on him.

Should Griffin ultimately decide to play elsewhere, there is also a possibility that Jordan could be traded too, as the Clippers go on full rebuild mode.