Kuminga, in 31 Minutes:
27 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 6 turnovers, 4 fouls, -22
11-22 FGM-A
4-8 3PM-A !!!!!!!!!!
1-3 FTM-A
the three point shooting looks VERY encouraging. Would love to to see his shooting improve, if he can get it to around 35% or so, he's gonna be looking at more minutes with the main guys. Gotta work on his turnovers, which will hopefully come with time.
Moses Moody, in 31 Minutes:
21 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks, 0 turnovers, 4 fouls, -13
6-17 FGM-A
1-7 3PM-A
4-4 FTM-A
Three point shooting looking a little cold these days, hopefully he gets hot soon. fun fact, his 3P% in the NBA is actually lower than Kuminga's now, though it is (obviously) the victim of a small sample size. (14.3% to 13.3%)
Pretty good read on AC
>Caruso’s road to the sweet life was a winding one. He spent a year in the minors with the Oklahoma City Blue, the Thunder’s affiliate, who would rarely advertise their games so as not to compete with the big club. His parents, Mike and Jackie, would drive six hours to watch him play in a gym that had bounce houses to entertain kids. One of his road games took place at the same facility where his agent Greg Lawrence was playing in a beer hockey league. (Caruso stuck around for the hockey; he remembers both of their teams won.)
>Then in 2017 Nick Mazzella, the general manager of the South Bay Lakers, was at the league’s Elite Mini Camp in Chicago with South Bay president Joey Buss when Caruso caught their eye. “I know if you see Alex on the street you’re not like, This guy must play basketball,” says Mazzella. “But he was just bodying up everybody, defending really well. He had some phenomenal finishes at the rim and then a chase-down block. He really stood out.”
>After the Chicago camp Mazzella persuaded Lawrence to have his client join the Lakers’ 2017 Summer League team in Las Vegas. When Caruso first met the Lakers’ coaching staff, they largely had the same reaction as most everyone else. “At the Summer League first practice, one of the coaches called me over and said, ‘Who gave the UPS guy a jersey?’ ” says Mazzella.
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In 38 appearances for South Bay, Horton-Tucker has averaged 18.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 4 assists and 1.4 steals per game while averaging 29.8 minutes per game. One of his best games of the season came in a win against Texas Legends. He finished with a game-high 35 points on 41.7%(5-12) shooting from three and 54.5%(12-24) from the field overall. The Chicago native also contributed 10 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 steals. Follow the link below for more stats and highlights on Talen!
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Los Angeles Lakers two-way forward Devontae Cacok has been named to the All-NBA G League First Team, the league announced today. Cacok was also named to the NBA G League All-Rookie Team. In 33 games (two starts) with South Bay, the rookie from UNC Wilmington averaged 19.4 points (.659 FG%), 11.9 rebounds and 1.1 steals in 23.9 minutes per game. He scored in double-figures in every game and finished the season with 27 double-doubles. Per 36 minutes, Cacok averaged 29.2 points, 17.9 rebounds, and 1.6 steals. Cacok earned an NBA Call-Up when he signed a two-way contract with Los Angeles in December and was named to the Western Conference Midseason All-NBA G League Team in February. Follow the link below for Devontae's player profile to access more stats and highlights!
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