NBA Summer League: Liveblogging Day 2

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Linkage – July 13
Published 7/13/2008 by Scott at The AltRaps Blog
... can really shoot it, and Hawes shoots and passes a lot better than I remember. Graham is attacking the basket every time he gets a touch, and although he has eight fouls (you are allowed 10 before fouling out in summer league), he has 24 points. The Kings earned the 93-86 victory over the Raptors thanks to Hawes and Douby combining to score 43 points. Patrick Ewing, Jr. got the start at forward for the Kings, missing all four of his shot attempts and finishing with zero points. - ESPN Entering the final guaranteed year of his rookie contract, Graham is running out of chances to ...

Summer League 2008 - Day One and Two
Published 7/13/2008 at Queen City Hoops
... It looks like Jermareo is trying to make a case to get some solid minutes at the 4. -Kyle Weaver - 1 for 5 in both games, and no assists so far. Time to step it up, Kyle, or the Bobcats will only have 2 point guards on their opening day roster. Box Scores: 7/12 versus Clippers 7/13 versus Hornets Video Recaps: 7/12 versus Clippers 7/13 versus Hornets --> Other links: Day 2 of Vegas from Ridiculous Upside Day 2 of Vegas from TrueHoop Augustin and Larry Brown are the ...

Bobcats Thoughts, 7/14
Published 7/14/2008 by Hugh (noreply@blogger.com) at THE CHARLOTTE BLOGCAT
... So this leaves us relying on second-hand accounts of our team’s progression, especially that of DJ Augustin. This can be problematic, however, given the wildly diverse impressions these games seem to be creating among pundits. Over on ESPN, Maurice Brooks opened his Liveblog by echoing one of the more inexplicable sentiments concerning our pick of Augustin: “I didn't think Charlotte needed another point guard.” We didn’t need another point guard?? We had Raymond Felton and Earl Boykins (who we’re probably not keeping)--that's it!! By my count, that’s only about a ...

Blogcat's Take, 7/14
Published 7/15/2008 at BobcatsPlanet.com
... So this leaves us relying on second-hand accounts of our team’s progression, especially that of DJ Augustin. This can be problematic, however, given the wildly diverse impressions these games seem to be creating among pundits. Over on ESPN, Maurice Brooks opened his Liveblog by echoing one of the more inexplicable sentiments concerning our pick of Augustin: “I didn't think Charlotte needed another point guard.” We didn’t need another point guard?? We had Raymond Felton and Earl Boykins (who we’re probably not keeping)--that's it!! By my ...