It's hard to know how much to take away from what happens in NBA Summer League action, but the first three days in Orlando, Florida, this year have provided a stellar platform for incoming rookies to showcase why they were so highly regarded before the draft.
Even though the NBA doesn't put together an All-Summer team, a hypothetical group of the best players halfway through this year's schedule would include Stanley Johnson, Justise Winslow, Myles Turner and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson.
There's still a long development road ahead for all these young players, but seeing them acclimate so well to games against professionals is a nice confidence boost.
Here's how the young stars and their teams fared on Tuesday in Orlando.
Hornets def. Nets, 64-55
The Charlotte Hornets got their first win of the summer league, a 64-55 romp over the Brooklyn Nets, in three tries thanks to a double-double by Troy Daniels.
Daniels led all players with 16 points and 14 rebounds. It was a good day for the former VCU star ...
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