Orlando Magic Forwards Ryan Anderson and Kasib Powell Earn Orlando Pro All-Summer League Team Honors
by Evan Dunlap on Jul 10, 2009 5:36 PM EDT
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PrintA brief diversion from the Orlando Magic's signing of Brandon Bass: two of their players earned places on the Orlando Pro All-Summer League Teams, according to a Magic press release. Power forward Ryan Anderson made the first team, with per-game averages of 21.4 points and 9.4 rebounds. Joining him are Oklahoma City Thunder guards Russell Westbrook and James Harden; Indiana Pacers forward Tyler Hansbrough; and Pacers center Roy Hibbert. Magic swingman Kasib Powell made the second team, averaging 14.8 points and 5.8 boards. He's accompanied by Boston Celtics guard J.R. Giddens; Celtics forward Nick Fazekas; Thunder forward D.J. White, and Philadelphia 76ers center Marreese Speights.
Orlando closed out this year's summer league with a 68-54 loss to the Pacers, for a 2-3 record overall. Stay tuned to 3QC for more coverage of the Orlando Pro Summer League.
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Didn't Gortat make 1st team in the Summer League last year?
Even though the Hippopotamus lacks a stinger for a tail, a truly wise man would rather be sat on by a bee. ~ Banacek
Second team.
I'm the other guy at Third Quarter Collapse, with a Twitter account.
"Never hate your enemies. It affects your judgement." - Michael Corleone
Oh.
Then he just sucks. :)
Even though the Hippopotamus lacks a stinger for a tail, a truly wise man would rather be sat on by a bee. ~ Banacek
Congrats to Ryan and Kasib.
Well deserved for both players ..
I'm the other guy at Third Quarter Collapse, with a Twitter account.
"Never hate your enemies. It affects your judgement." - Michael Corleone
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