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2015 Las Vegas Summer League: Whose NBA Stock Rose?

The NBA Summer League gives players a platform to show professional teams what they've got. With the 2015 edition in the books, we take a look at the players who best boosted their NBA stock.

By Sam Yonack, NBADLeague.com

Published on July 22, 2015

  • Seth Curry,
    New Orleans Pelicans


    Curry entered Vegas on the brink of the NBA, and his summer-best 24.3 points per game all but sealed the deal. The two-year NBADL star appears to finally be in line for an opportunity to show what he’s got on basketball’s biggest stage.

    The NBA Summer League gives players a platform to show professional teams what they've got. With the 2015 edition in the books, we take a look at the players who best boosted their NBA stock.

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  • Kyle Anderson,
    San Antonio Spurs


    The Las Vegas Summer League MVP led the Spurs to a championship victory Monday. “Slo-Mo” may not be the quickest guy on the court, but his consistently solid play throughout the summer was impressive.

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  • T.J. Warren,
    Phoenix Suns


    One of the most polished scorers of the summer, Warren averaged 18.7 points per game on 54 percent shooting in Vegas. Look for him to be become a consistent threat for the Suns next season.

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  • Dwight Powell,
    Dallas Mavericks


    A member of the All-NBA Summer League Second Team, Powell surprised many in Vegas, averaging 18.8 points and 9.2 rebounds per game. A forward who can stretch the floor, Powell looks ready to contribute for the Mavs.

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  • Sean Kilpatrick,
    Milwaukee Bucks


    The 87er led the Bucks’ summer squad in scoring. More importantly, he proved to be a threat from beyond the arc, hitting 16 of his 35 attempts from long distance.

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  • Justin Dentmon,
    NBA D-League Select


    One of Vegas’ most efficient scorers, Dentmon was the NBA D-League Select Team’s spark plug. Of his NBA dreams, the 29-year-old journeyman told the Associated Press: “The door might be halfway closed, but it’s not closed yet. When it closes, I’ll stop. It’s coming. I believe that.”

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  • Jonathon Simmons,
    San Antonio Spurs


    The newly signed Spur played extremely well for the team’s summer squad, averaging 17 points per game and being named MVP of the title game. Considering Simmons got his NBA D-League start at a local tryout, his is certainly one of the fascinating storylines to come out of Vegas.

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  • Khem Birch,
    New Orleans Pelicans


    Birch led the Summer League in blocked shots, averaging 3.3 per game. With his combination of size and athleticism, the Sioux Falls Skyforce forward appears to be NBA-ready.

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  • Larry Drew II,
    New Orleans Pelicans


    The Pelicans wanted a fast-paced summer squad, and Drew II was the perfect man for the job, pushing the ball down the floor with regularity and leading the Summer League in assists.

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  • Jordan Clarkson,
    Los Angeles Lakers


    The rising sophomore looks primed to make the leap in L.A. Clarkson averaged 16.8 points per game and generated buzz among the scores of Laker fans in attendance.

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