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Getting Ready for Summer League
Clips Nation — ... July 19 - the Suns.  There are several interesting story lines in this one.  For one thing, Blake Griffin will be playing against his older brother Taylor, though they won't be playing the same position.  The ...

Today's Summer League Schedule
Clips Nation — ...     Watch Game 07/13/2009 --> 3:00 PM PT Phoenix Suns Dallas Mavericks     Watch Game ...

NBA Summer League Day Four Preview and Live Thread
Pounding The Rock — ... Center is hosting games today as well to give us 6 games.  You get definitely get your money's worth off of NBA.COM. The schedule.  All times are Spurs time.  Rosters are behind the links. Timberwolves vs D-League Select at 3:00 - I want to keep an eye on Flynn, Ellington, Brewer, and Henderson today.  Siler, a very large man playing center, is a dark horse.  The D-League team has nobody I recognize. Suns vs Mavs at 5:00 - It is our first look at the Suns and they ...

NBA Summer League Day Six Preview and Live Thread
Pounding The Rock — ... teams are playing their second game:  Wizards, Knicks, Bulls, Blazers, D-League Select, Suns, and Nuggets.  Yep, these are Spurs time.  The rosters are behind the links. Knicks vs Pistons at 3:00 - Jordan Hill and the Pistons crew of rookies Bucks vs Bulls at 5:00 - Brandon Jennings and the Bulls rookie power forwards Raptors vs Suns at 7:00 - DeRozan and Clark Kings vs D-League Select ...

NBA Summer League Day Ten (and Final) Preview and Live Thread
Pounding The Rock — ... Yeah, that's right, it's a SEGABABA. The full schedule.  Rosters behind the links: Washington Wizards vs New York Knicks at 3:00 Chicago Bulls vs Minnesota Timberwolves at 5:00 Memphis Grizzlies vs San Antonio Spurs at 7:00 Denver Nuggets vs New Orleans Hornets at 7:30 Portland Trail Blazers vs D-League Select at 9:00 Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Clippers at 9:30 ...

Dragic and Clark shine, Lopez not so much
ValleyoftheSuns.com — ... it up. Rarely does a team go into a summer league with four or five roster players who all have the potential to play major minutes during the upcoming season; this year the Suns were an exception. Heading into the five-game Vegas Summer League competition, Suns fans and coaches alike were looking to see if their second-year players have made strides in their respective games, and whether or not their rookies can be effective against some NBA talent. Leading up to the 2009 Vegas Summer League the questions were endless: Is Goran Dragic truly on his way to ...