NBA Summer League: Jonathan Kuminga leads Warriors to victory - Oscar da Silva Glinmas

Jonathan Kuminga has led the Golden State Warriors to the Summer League in Las Vegas for the first victory - despite problems with his degree. Evan Mobley wins the duel with Jalen Suggs, Franz Wagner shows up improved and a German Big shines for the OKC Thunder.

Orlando Magic (1-1) - Cleveland Cavaliers (1-1) 84:94

Points: Jalen Suggs (16) - Isaac Okoro (15)

Rebounds: Jalen Suggs (8) - Evan Mobley and Lamar Stevens (7)

Assists: Jalen Suggs (5) - Evan Mobley (6)

No.3-Pick Evan Mobley introduced his versatility in his second appearance in Las Vegas. 14 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists were in the end on his account, but he had struggled to fight with endpoints (5/15 FG) just like his debut. On the way to the first victory in the Summer League, Isaac Okoro (15) or Trevon Bluiett (14, 4/6 threesome) showed good performance.

For the Magic, Jalen Suggs was the best actor who performed his team with 16 meters, 8 rebounds and 5 assists in all major categories - and a crashing putback-dunk sinked.

Otherwise, D.J. Hogg (15) and Franz Wagner (10) The only magic actors with a double-digit dot yield. The German hit after a mixed debut after all 4 of his 7 throw tests (1/3 threesome) and collected 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal (at 1 Turnover).

Golden State Warriors (1-1) - Toronto Raptors (1-1) 90:84

Points: Jonathan Kuminga (18) - Malachi Flynn (16)

Rebounds: Jaquori McLaughlin (7) - Dalano Banton (12)

Assists: Jaquori McLaughlin (6) - Dalano Banton (3)

This was not necessarily what Jonathan Kuminga showed against the Raptors, but the potential of the number7 picks flashed several times. With 18 points (4 rebounds and 2 steals), he led the Warriors to victory and convinced with Defense, Shooting (3/6 threesome) and isolated Post Moves.

But at all, Kuminga had great difficulties with the degree. Ultimately, only 5 of his 17 attempts found the way through the Reuse, he made 6 turnover. Also Moses Moody did not caught his efficient day (14 points, 4/15 FG and 3/7 threesome).

To win against the Raptors, it was still enough for Golden State with good shooting in the second quarter. The exclamation marks Gary Payton II with a poster hammer. Although Scottie Barnes tried to stop thinking, but he was also missing the throwing luck (13 points and 8 rebounds, 2/8 FG, 8/12 FT). Best Raptor was Malachi Flynn with 16 meters, two-round Pick Dalano Banton (10 and 12 rebounds) and Precious Achiuwa (13 and 11) each put on a double double.

New Orleans Pelicans (2-0) - Oklahoma City Thunder (1-1) 80:65

Points: Naji Marshall (18) - Aaron Wiggins (16)

Rebounds: Naji Marshall (11) - Tre Man (6)

Assists: Kira Lewis Jr. (5) - TRE MAN (7)

It was certainly not nice to look at that, the Pelicans made the lid on the victory with a dominant second half - even because OKC once again met 33.3 percent out of the field. Especially Theo Maledon (5, 2/11 FG) and Tre Man (12, 4/15 FG) had such problems.

It ran better on Nr.55-Pick Aaron Wiggins, who led his team with 16 points (7/16 FG, but 1/7 threesome) and also at Oscar da Silva. The German once again showed a proper idea and set up 11 meters (4/5 FG and 2/2 threesome) as well as 5 rebounds in 14 minutes of use.

On the part of the Pels, Naji Marshall (18 and 11 Rebounds) and Kira Lewis Jr. (12 and 5 Assists) emerge positively. Stranded Pick Trey Murphy held back after his strong debut (10, 6 rebounds and 3 steals).

Memphis Grizzlies (1-1) - Miami Heat (2-0) 94:97 2ot

Points: Sean McDermott and Ziaire Williams (19) - Max Strus (32)

Rebounds: John Konchar (11) - Omer Yurtseven (11)

Assists: Xavier Tillman (7) - Dejon Jarreau (10)

In the Summer League it goes in the second overtime to the Sudden Death. Max Strus, the outstanding man of the game (32 points and 9 rebounds, 7/17 threesome) do not taped long. He grabbed the tip-off, walking forward, took the threesome and finished the game after 10 seconds in the second OT freezing. You can do it like that!

The other games of the Summer League at a glance:

Brooklyn Nets (1-1) - Milwaukee Bucks (1-1) 97:91

Points: Cam Thomas (22) - Jordan Nwora (22)

Rebounds: Alize Johnson and David Duke Jr. (9) - Sandro Mamukelashvili (8)

Assists: Quinnary Weatherspoon and Cam Thomas (4) - Theo Pinson (6)

Dallas Mavericks (0-2) - Utah Jazz (2-0) 80:81 2ot

Points: Robert Franks (17) - Trent Forrest (16)

Rebounds: LJ Figueroa (14) - Udoka Azubuike and Jarrell Brantley (8)

Assists: Nate Hinton (6) - Trent Forrest (9)

Los Angeles Lakers (1-1) - New York Knicks (2-1) 82:91

Points: Devontae Cacok and Vic Law (14) - Immanuel Quickley (25)

Rebounds: Mac McClung (7) - OBI Toppin (11) Assists: Justin Robinson (6) - Immanuel Quickley (7) Articles and videos about the topic * Fix! Bonga signs with new team * Experience the NBA live and on retrieval on Dazn. Get your free month now! ### Day 4 of the Summer League in Las Vegas in the overview: Date | Time | Team 1 | Team 2 | Result --- | --- | --- | --- |- 11 . August | 10 pm | Brooklyn Nets | Milwaukee Bucks | 97:91 | 11pm | Memphis Grizzlies | Miami Heat | 94:97 2ot 12 . August | 0 o'clock | Orlando Magic | Cleveland Cavaliers | 84:94 | 1 o'clock | New Orleans Pelicans | Oklahoma City Thunder | 80:65 | 2 o'clock | Golden State Warriors | Toronto Raptors | 90:84 | 3 o'clock | Dallas Mavericks | Utah Jazz | 80:81 2ot | 4 o'clock | L.a. Lakers | New York Knicks | 82:91