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Brandon Ingram, L.A. Lakers: C-
The night after an impressive debut, Ingram didn't nearly have the same impact in his second game. He didn't make his first basket until hitting a jumper with just under six minutes left in the fourth quarter and finished 3-of-12, one of those makes a jumper with his foot on the 3-point line.
Ingram's ability to push the ball on defensive rebounds remained valuable, but the Philadelphia 76ers had Jerami Grant pick him up full court to expose Ingram's need to improve his handle under pressure.
Larry Nance Jr., L.A. Lakers: A
Nance had one of the craziest stat lines you'll ever see in any basketball game: 13 points, eight rebounds, seven steals, four assists and four blocks.
According to Basketball-Reference.com, Hakeem Olajuwon and Gerald Wallace are the two players to match or exceed each of those numbers (in a regular-season NBA game) since 1983-84.
While the Lakers-heavy crowd at Thomas & Mack loved all of it, a pair of powerful Nance dunks drew the loudest chants of "Larry! Larry!" (an NBA Summer League tradition at this point) and even "MVP!" Nance's game was marred only by his five turnovers.
D'Angelo Russell, L.A. Lakers: B
After making the winning shot, Russell told the ESPN2 audience, "I played like (expletive)" in the first half. That's true -- Russell was 2-of-9 from the field with five turnovers before halftime. But all was forgiven after his late heroics.
The winning 3 was one of three Russell made in the second half, all of them off the dribble. That ability to pull up off the pick-and-roll may ultimately force defenses to trap Russell and put themselves in a bad spot defensively, along the lines of players like Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard.
Alas, Russell will have to put in more effort to stay in front of his man defensively. He was victimized by many of McConnell's drives.
Don;'t get why Randle isn't taking part in the Summer League with these guys. He definitely isn't above it or anything and he could use the work.
remember Randle responding to that tweet earlier this weekDon;'t get why Randle isn't taking part in the Summer League with these guys. He definitely isn't above it or anything and he could use the work.
I appreciate the highlight clips guys. What do you think of Auguste? He's looking like he could be a solid bench guy.
Told ya'll boys D'Angelo is the future of this franchise
We damn near dont need to bring in any star players at this point just let the young boys evolve
yes!!! Nance falling had me dying. The different camera angles show him sliding abitI've been saying it ever since we picked him up for the SL roster. I really hope he finds a spot on the team, if not, keep him with the D-Fenders.
Anyone else notice Larry Nance falling down after he was hugging D'Lo after the game winner?
Told ya'll boys D'Angelo is the future of this franchise
We damn near dont need to bring in any star players at this point just let the young boys evolve