Checking in on NBA Cats in the Summer League
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Former Cats continue to take over the NBA Summer League, three of them taking the court last night.
Skal Labissiere continues to make waves with the Sacramento Kings, helping lead them to a 93-87 win over the Phoenix Suns. Labissiere went for 12 points and five rebounds in 23 minutes last night, earning a starting position.
Of course, De'Aaron Fox did not play in last night's game as he's out for the rest of the summer league with a minor ankle injury.
For Philadelphia, Isaiah Briscoe earned a start while Aaron Harrison came off the bench in the 76ers 99-82 loss to Chicago. In 21 minutes, Briscoe was able to get six points, four assists and two rebounds. Harrison, on the other hand, gathered five points and three rebounds in 16 minutes.
Also on the 76ers roster was Alex Poythress who did not play.
These guys help make the Summer months without college basketball a little more bearable just for a while.
Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports[/caption]
Former Cats continue to take over the NBA Summer League, three of them taking the court last night.
Skal Labissiere continues to make waves with the Sacramento Kings, helping lead them to a 93-87 win over the Phoenix Suns. Labissiere went for 12 points and five rebounds in 23 minutes last night, earning a starting position.
Of course, De'Aaron Fox did not play in last night's game as he's out for the rest of the summer league with a minor ankle injury.
For Philadelphia, Isaiah Briscoe earned a start while Aaron Harrison came off the bench in the 76ers 99-82 loss to Chicago. In 21 minutes, Briscoe was able to get six points, four assists and two rebounds. Harrison, on the other hand, gathered five points and three rebounds in 16 minutes.
Also on the 76ers roster was Alex Poythress who did not play.
These guys help make the Summer months without college basketball a little more bearable just for a while.
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