During his exit interview on Thursday, Jordan Clarkson listed several goals that he needed to work on this offseason.

Clarkson said he improved defensively this year and in the offseason plans to work on his left hand. He said he also has to make quicker decisions and be more vocal and more of a leader.  This was his first year of his 4-year/$50 million deal and although he played in all 82 games, he was somewhat of a disappointment to fantasy owners. In Kobe’s final year, Clarkson finished in the top-125 in fantasy so many figured he would make a jump this year on a team sans Kobe. This was not the case as he barely finished within the top-150. He is still only 24 years old so it is possible the 46th overall pick in the 2014 draft bounces back next season.