Scottie Pippen posing in front Bulls logosCHICAGO, IL – APRIL 01: Scottie Pippen meets fans at American Express “Paints The Town Platinum” At The Chicago Bulls Game At The United Center In Chicago on April 1, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for American Express)
Larsa Pippen has been making all the headlines with her boyfriend Marcus Jordan of late as her ex-husband has only made major headlines with his dislike of Michael Jordan.

Scottie Pippen Seen With Mystery Woman On Outing — Pic – Hollywood Life

Scottie Pippen appears to have found a rebound in the wake of ex-wife Larsa Pippen’s new relationship with Michael Jordan’s son Marcus.

Scottie Pippen, 57, with younger mystery woman as ex-wife Larsa dates Michael Jordan's son Marcus | Daily Mail Online

TMZ reports the NBA Hall of Famer was spotted in Malibu with a mystery woman. As the pair headed to Pippen’s car to leave the restaurant, the woman hopped in the back of the former Chicago Bulls star’s SUV and flashed the paparazzi with a peek at her bra.

Scottie Pippen cruises around as woman flashes her BRA from the back seat of his car pic.twitter.com/1rx8nk1DOL

Scottie Pippen and his ex-wife appear to be in a battle to see who can outdo the other one as Larsa was spotted in public getting her boobs kissed on by Marcus Jordan.

Earlier this month, during an episode of their iHeart Radio show, the couple hinted at the possibility of having children together.

“There’s been conversations around [having kids],” Marcus shared. “When we go and we meet people, or I’m introducing you to some of my friends, or you introduce me to some of your friends I feel like it gets brought up.”

“But I feel like we’ve never had a one-on-one, private conversation about having children,” he added.

“It’s one of those things where I think time will tell, you know?” Pippen replied.

Though it’s unclear who the woman is, it’s encouraging to see Scottie looking for a rebound on the heels of his divorce from Larsa.

The ex-wife of the legendary NBA star is surely going to continue to make waves on social media, but it appears her ex-husband is going to start doing the same thing as well.

Lakers Rumors: Exciting New Landing Spot Emerges for D’Angelo Russell

D'Angelo Russell, Los Angeles LakersD’Angelo Russell (Image source Getty Images)
According to recent reports by Eric Pincus, an NBA insider for Bleacher Report, the Los Angeles Lakers, Brooklyn Nets, and Atlanta Hawks discussed a three-team deal earlier in the season. The proposed deal involved sending D’Angelo Russell to Brooklyn and Dejounte Murray to Los Angeles. Pincus mentioned that the Nets are in discussions with the Lakers regarding Russell.

“Multiple sources say that before trading for Dennis Schröder, the Brooklyn Nets were in talks with the Lakers for Russell (with L.A. getting Dejounte Murray from the Atlanta Hawks). That negotiation died between the Lakers and Hawks, but the Nets still need a starting-caliber guard.” Pincus wrote.

Spurs Have No Interest in Adding Russell to Their Roster

He also stated that the San Antonio Spurs have no interest in adding Russell to their roster. If no other team is willing to take Russell, then the Lakers are his only option.

“The most recent intel suggests the San Antonio Spurs aren’t interested. If Russell can’t get a viable offer from the Philadelphia 76ers, Detroit Pistons, Charlotte Hornets, Oklahoma City Thunder, Toronto Raptors, or Utah Jazz, he’s wholly reliant on the Lakers for his payday. It just takes one, but multiple NBA sources question who would be willing to pay Russell if the Magic aren’t,” Pincus added.

Russell played 76 games for the Lakers this season, averaging 18.0 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 6.3 assists per game. He shot 45.6% from the field, 41.5% from beyond the arc, and 82.8% from the free-throw line. The Lakers believe that trading Russell is the best option for improving their roster for the next season of the NBA. If he chooses not to return to the Lakers, they may work with him to find a new team, as losing him for free would be poor asset management.