2010 Summer League Rosters: Los Angeles Lakers
July 11th, 2010

Derrick Caracter

Caracter stayed out of trouble in his time at UTEP, and began developing into the player that he could always have been. He’s lost weight, shaved his stupid hair cut, and doesn’t have to worry about academic problems any more. Now, barring any petulance relapse, Caracter gets to just be a player. He’s becoming a decent one, too.

Devin Ebanks

Given time, Ebanks will be able to do a decent if slightly lesser impression of Trevor Ariza during …

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2010 Summer League Rosters: Orlando Magic
July 10th, 2010

This post is a bit late, considering the Magic have played their games. However, the site’s outages just before free agency started set us back a bit, and then obviously free agency itself kind of blew the cock off the whole thing. Sorry about that.

Since I’d already started it, we’ll do it anyway.

Jeff Adrien

It’s hard for a 6’7 power forward to make it in the NBA. You have to be pretty exceptional at something to do it. …

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Where Are They Now, 2010; Part 43
April 8th, 2010

Amal McCaskill

A-Mac has been doing the D-Lang tour for a while now, and this year’s installment of it saw him wind up in South Korea to play for Inchon Black Slamer. (If that’s not a sex toy, I’ll be shocked.) In 27 minutes of 48 games, the 36-year-old McCaskill has averaged 11.9 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, shooting 57% from the field and 73% from the line.

 

Ben McCauley

NC State graduate B-Mac went to …

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2009 NBA Summer League round-up: Los Angeles Lakers
July 11th, 2009

Alan Anderson: Anderson has been on the fringes of the NBA for quite a while. He spent parts of two seasons with the Bobcats, playing in 53 games, and spent last summer on the Grizzlies’ VSL team. After failing to make the team, he signed in Russia with Triumph (the team perhaps better known last summer for the big contract they gave Nenad Krstic…..briefly), but left during the season and joined Cibona Zagreb. There, he averaged …

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