nba.com - 7/2/2009
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OKLAHOMA CITY, July 1, 2009 The Oklahoma City Thunder 2009 Summer League Roster was announced today by Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti. Thunder 2009 draft picks James Harden (3rd overall), B.J. Mullens (24th overall) and Robert Vaden (54th overall) will join veterans ...
thirdquartercollapse.com - 7/7/2009
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In what turned out to be a mostly
lopsided contest, the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Orlando...
Magic, 88-77, in the teams' debuts at the Orlando Pro Summer League. Thunder second-year point guard Russell Westbrook led all scorers with 22 points, punishing the Magic's slap-happy big men by ...
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Orlando Pro Summer League: Oklahoma City Thunder 88, ...
nba.com - 7/9/2009
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ORLANDO -- Some words to describe Russell Westbrook
include; electrifying, passionate and smooth. It's becoming more and...
more evident why the Oklahoma City Thunder didn't draft a point guard like some thought they would with their third pick in the ...
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MAGIC: Westbrook Thrives, Thunder Cruise
dailythunder.com - 7/6/2009
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Oklahoma City’s first summer league game is today
at 4 p.m. and like reader Lefty said in...
the comments, “It’s only like five weeks until college football, and I don’t even care, because we get to watch the NBA summer league this afternoon. How messed up have I ...
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Breaking down the Orlando Summer League roster
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Thunder Summer League Roster Released!
Blue Blitz —
Via the Official Thunder Website:
We now have our official roster! Among them you can see this years draft picks, James Harden, B.J. Mullens, and Robert Vaden. For a detailed explanation of who they are, see my article entitled, "So, Who Did We Get?"
In any case, here's a break down of what to expect from each guy in the Summer League and going forward.
De'Angelo Alexander-
Ah, the former OU player is back. Still, don't expect much from the undrafted swingman. ...
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Sir Charles In Charge | An NBA Blog —
... going to be a guy who could average 18 points and 9 assists in this summer league.
The Jazz also are going to get their first look at second round choice Goran Suton. Suton seems like a guy who is destined for Europe, though crazier things have happened. He’s 6-10 and he showed in the NCAA tournament that he can shoot. Sweet shooting big men can always find a home on an NBA roster and he needs to look no further than his own teammate, Mehmet Okur, to find that out.
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