Really Overdue 2010 D-League Draft Review
18th: - Erie BayHawks - Kyle Spain, San Diego State Spain has gone to summer league with the Washington Wizards for two consecutive years. About the latter, I wrote this about him:
[Spain] spent his first professional season in Belgium (sadly not in Spain), averaging 13.1 points in 26.1 minutes per game for the Leuven Bears before being ruled out for the season in March due to injury. Spain is a good outside shooter and extremely strong for a wing player, but he's not a brilliant shooter. Merely a good one. Since this is also the thing he is best at, it's the reason why he remains on the outside of the NBA.
In the end, he didn't play for the team this time. Spain doesn't yet stand out in any facet of the game - OK defensively, OK shooter, OK rebounder, big but slow, and great at nothing - and thus would help himself greatly if he could find a specialism to build his CV off of. It should probably be the jumpshooting.