Wizards Summer League Game Blog 1 v. Portland Trailblazers

truthaboutit posted 7/15/2008 from www.bulletsforever.com [flag]

The Washington Wizards got their summer league play kicked off yesterday against the Portland Trailblazers. Having what most would consider a veteran summer league team, the Wizards youth of Andray Blatche, Nick Young, Dominic McGuire, Dee Brown, and JaVale McGee showed glimpses of promise, but also some red flags. But hey, it's only the first summer league game. Read the game blog for ... [link]

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Wizards Summer League Game 1 - What They Say
Published 7/15/2008 by Truth About It (noreply@blogger.com) at Truth About It - Washington Wizards Blog
Getting hyped over a Washington Wizards NBA Summer League game? You betcha.....and why not? Sure you can go check out the Game Blog on Bullets Forever, as well as the box score....but below, you will find some select comments from the World Wide Web. Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers will be shown on Comcast on Wednesday at 8 pm DC time....and on NBA.com as well (30 minute delay I believe). "I want to be a better defender. That and learn the plays better." - Nick ...

Wizards Summer League Game 2 Blog: Philadelphia 76ers
Published 7/17/2008 by Truth About It (noreply@blogger.com) at Truth About It - Washington Wizards Blog
... The Washington Wizards came up short in summer league game number two, just as they did in game one. This time, the youngsters of the Philadelphia 76ers prevailed. You can find the blog for game one against Portland on Bullets Forever....along with an ...

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