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Cedric Jackson may have played his last game for the Breakers after confirming interest from at least six NBA teams, but the club have plans to persuade him to stay.
The guard scored 14 points and sunk two clutch three-pointers in the final four minutes of the Breakers' championship-winning victory
in Perth, before being named the most valuable player of the grand final series.
Following on from his regular season MVP, Jackson has conquered the Australian NBL and will now attempt to revive his American dream. The 27-year-old has had short stints with three NBA clubs in the past and he will attempt to make it back to the best basketball league in the world when he plays in the NBA Summer League in July.
Following yesterday's victory, Jackson said he had been in touch with as many as six NBA franchises, including the defending champion Miami Heat.
Although Jackson would never turn down an offer from an NBA team, Breakers general manager Richard Clarke said the club would make an attractive offer of their own, including the chance to play international basketball with the Tall Blacks.
