By Meena
Undrafted, the Lakers' new center proved his NBA skills with an impressive 13.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, and 4 assists per game.
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A four-year college player who excelled in the Summer League, showing versatility in his scoring methods.
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This versatile forward displayed a unique mix of skills, and his three-point shot made a splash with a 36.8% success rate.
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The forward delivered 21.8 points per game on 58.3% shooting, proving his efficiency throughout the Summer League.
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Thompson's athleticism, defensive prowess, and passing skills shone brightly during the Summer League.
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His speed, incredible leaping, and creative passing were all on display before an unfortunate ankle injury cut short his performance.
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Walsh surprised many with improved offense. He has the size and defense to be a big contributor in the future.
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Henderson's shoulder injury might have cut his Summer League run short, but his talent was already on full display.
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Whitmore's speed, power, and leaping made him a threat during the Summer League. He just needs to improve his passing.
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Despite a shaky debut, the Frenchman dominated both ends of the floor, displaying why he is such a historic prospect.
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No rookie was more impressive than George in the Summer League. He showcased his skills both on and off the ball, as well as his defensive capabilities.
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