Looking for an up-and-coming point guard to add to your fantasy basketball team? Here are a few point guards who racked up assists in the 2009 NBA summer league.
Brandon Jennings, Milwaukee Bucks
Over the last year, Brandon Jennings has been in the news a lot due to his experience playing in Europe. In summer league, he showed good point guard potential. He averaged 8.2 assists and 3.6 steals per game while proving he may be able to help this year.
Marcus Williams, Memphis Grizzlies
Remember him? Marcus Williams is trying to get back into the NBA. In summer league, he didn’t hurt his …read more

The 2009 NBA summer league saw a lot of impressive rebounding performances. If you are looking for a rebounder for your 2009-10 fantasy basketball team, consider one of these under the radar rebounders.
Joey Dorsey, Houston Rockets
In summer league action, Joey Dorsey did a good Ben Wallace impersonation. He averaged 9.8 points. 14.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.6 blocks per game. With Yao Ming out for the season, don’t be surprised to see a lot of Dorsey this year.
Taj Gibson, Chicago Bulls
Although he only played in two summer league games, Gibson pulled down 20 boards and showed exactly how he can …read more

If you are looking for fantasy basketball sleepers, the NBA summer league is a good way to find potential sleepers. Throughout the years, there are many examples of players who first blossomed in summer league before blossoming on the NBA. Here’s a look at the top scorer’s this year in the recently completed NBA summer league:
Anthony Randolph, Golden State Warriors
There’s no doubt that Anthony Randolph was the best player in summer league. In addition to leading the NBA summer league in scoring at 26.8 points per game, he also pulled down 8.5 rebounds, blocked 3.0 shots and totaled 2.2 steals.
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Check out this video of Michael Beasley getting blocked by Cedric Simmons. Beasley, who was playing in his first NBA summer league game, was blocked while attempting to dunk the ball.
However, Beasley had the last laugh as the Miami Heat beat the Chicago Bulls by a final score of 94-70. In 23 minutes, Beasley scored 28 points and handily outplayed Derrick Rose — the player who went before Beasley in the 2008 NBA Draft. Rose finished with ten points, five turnovers and four assists.
Here is the Michael Beasley video of him getting blocked: