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Derrick Browns Debut in Orlando


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DAY 1

As many of us know the Charlotte Bobcats are in somewhat of a financial crisis right now with them not having a majority owner. With this being the case the Bobcats decided not to field a summer league team, however they did send acouple of players to different teams to get their first experience of what the NBA is all about. Derrick Brown was one of those guys that Larry Brown decided to put on a summer league team, and he sent him to Orlando with the Utah Jazz.

In the Jazz's first matchup they played the Boston Celtics. The game got out of hand right away and the Celtics won easily 87-56. However Derrick Brown did impress some folks down there in Orlando, not only did he start at Forward he had a pretty decent game. Brown played a total of fourteen minutes and seventeen seconds (remember the lack of playing time comes because this is Utah's summer league team so expect the Utah Jazz players to acquire more playing time). During this time Brown went three for seven from the field and zero for one behind the three point arc. He did manage to go three for three from the line and also tallied one offensive rebound and two defensive rebounds giving him a total of three boards in the game. Brown also had nine points and three fouls in the loss to Boston.

Note: There are no foul outs in summer league games. Players have an unlimited amount of fouls they can give, however most coaches will sub a player out if they acquire five or six fouls in a game.

Below I have listed the stat key and players stats from other games.

Stat Key

RB- Rebounds

A- Assists

PF- Player Fouls

ST- Steals

TO- Turnovers

BS- Block Shots

PTs- Points

Player Stats From Other Teams

Derrick Brown- 3 RB/ 3 PF/ 9 PTS.

Terrence Williams- 9 RB/ 2 A/ 3 PF/ 2 ST/ 2 TO/ 3 BS/ 2 PTS.

Tyler Hansbrough- 5 RB/ 1 A/ 5 PF/ 3 ST/ 2 TO/ 1 BS/ 17 PTS.

Jrue Holiday- 4 RB/ 2 A/ 2 PF/ 4 ST/ 5 TO/ 2 BS/ 9 PTS.

Eric Maynor- 4 RB/ 4 A/ 1 PF/ 1 ST/ 9 PTS.

B.J. Mullens- 3 RB/ 3 PF/ 2 TO/ 11 PTS.

James Harden- 4 RB/ 1 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 3 TO/ 1 BS/ 17 PTS.

Robert Vaden- 1 RB/ 2 PTS.

DAY 2

Day two started off with Orlando grabbing a big win against Boston and continued with the Jazz racking up a huge win over the 76ers/Nets. The Jazz were in control throughout the game and only trailed once by four points and led for most of the game and at one time by seventeen points. Derrick Brown put on another good performance in the seventeen minutes and fifty-eights seconds he played (coming of the bench) and showed the Bobcats what he is capable of. In his time on the floor he went 4-11 from the field and 0-1 from the three point arc. Brown also compiled 1 rebound, 2 fouls, 1 steal, 2 turnovers, 1 blocked shot, and 8 points. This brings Derrick Browns two day total to 17 pts, 4 rebounds, 5 fouls, 1 steal, 2 turnovers, 1 blocked shot, 7-18 from the field, 0-2 from the three point arc. He racked up all these stats in 32 minutes and 15 seconds. Indiana also grabbed a win against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Player Stats From Other Teams

Derrick Brown- 1 RB/ 2PF/ 1 ST/ 2 TO/ 1 BS/ 8 PTS.

Tyler Hansbrough- 4 RB/ 3 A/ 6 PF/ 4 TO/ 23 PTS.

Terrence Williams- 6 RB/ 2 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 4 TO/ 1 BS/ 8 PTS.

Eric Maynor- 5 RB/ 4 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 2 TO/ 12 PTS.

Jrue Holiday- 4 RB/ 3 A/ 3 PF/ 2 TO/ 7 PTS.

Courtney Fells- 4 RB/ 2 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO.

Levance Fields- 1 A/ 2 PTS.

James Harden- 5 RB/ 3 A/ 3 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 19 PTS.

Kyle Weaver- 2 RB/ 5 A/ 4 PF/ 1 ST/ 2 TO/ 1 BS/ 7 PTS.

Robert Vaden- 1 RB/ 1 A/ 2 ST/ 1 TO/ 8 PTS.

Kyle Hines- 5 RB/ 6 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 BS/ 4 PTS.

B.J. Mullens- 2 RB/ 6 PF/ 7 PTS.

Day 1 & 2 Notes: Tyler Hansbrough leads all rookies in total points with 40 points in his two summer league games.

DAY 3

Day three started off with a bang as the Indiana Pacers racked up another win against Derrick Brown and the Utah Jazz. This leaves the Pacers in first place at 3-0. The game was somewhat close until the Pacers blew out the Jazz in the second half winning easily by 16 points in a final score of 95-79. Derrick Brown recorded another good game this time recording a Summer League high of ten points for the young stud leaving him with a total of 27 points in his three Summer League games. Derrick Brown's three day combined totals look like this 27 points, 7 rebounds, 6 fouls, 2 steals, 6 turnovers, 3 blocked shots, 11-26 from the field, 0-4 from the three point acr, and has played an impressive 51 minutes and 30 seconds. In other news Tyler Hansbrough continues his domination with a new Summer League high for him of 24 points leading the surging Pacers to victory. In the second game of the day Oklahoma City beat Boston by 12 points, with Russell Westbrook leading the way with 26 points. In the third and final game of the day the Orlando Magic took care of bussiness desposing of the Nets/76ers 108-86. Ryan Anderson carried the team on his back again with another solid showing.

Player Stats From Other Teams

Derrick Brown- 3 RB/ 1 PF/ 1 ST/ 4 TO/ 2 BS/ 10 PTS.

Tyler Hansbrough- 5 RB/ 1 A/ 3 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 BS/ 24 PTS.

Terrence Williams- 7 RB/ 4 A/ 4 PF/ 2 ST/ 5 TO/ 16 PTS.

Roy Hibbert- 8 RB/ 1 A/ 3 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 2 BS/ 21 PTS.

Eric Maynor- 2 RB/ 3 A/ 3 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 5 PTS.

Robert Vaden- 4 RB/ 1 A/ 4 PF/ 1 ST/ 3 TO/ 2 PTS.

Russell Westbrook- 4 RB/ 5 A/ 3 PF/ 5 ST/ 4 TO/ 26 PTS.

B.J. Mullens- 3 RB/ 3 A/ 4 PF/ 1 TO/ 6 PTS.

Kyle Weaver- 1 A/ 5 PF/ 1 TO/ 2 BS/ 12 PTS.

James Harden - 1 RB/ 1 A/ 3 PF/ 2 ST/ 2 TO/ 9 PTS.

Ryan Anderson- 7 RB/ 3 A/ 4 PF/ 1 ST/ 21 PTS.

Jruen Holiday- 4 RB/ 4 A/ 1 PF/ 1 ST/ 3 TO/ 12 PTS.

Dionte Christmas- 2 RB/ 1 PF/ 18 PTS.

Day 1, 2, & 3 Notes: Tyler Hansbrough still leads all rookies in points adding 24 more to his previous total of 40 giving him a three day total of 64 points. 14 of his 24 points came at the charity stripe on day 3 where he went an impressive 14-14 from the line.

DAY 4

Day four started off with another blowout. In the first matchup of the day the Nets/76ers played the Thunder. The Thunder led big at the end of the first quarter 27-12, however the Nets/76ers made a run in the second to draw within six at the end of the first half. The second half was a different story. Once again the Thunder went on a huge run, however this time they did not look back and won easily 83-62. Russell Westbrook was the high point man with 19 points and Byron Mullens added 18. In the second game of the day Derrick Brown and the Utah Jazz took on Ryan Anderson in the best game of the Summer League so far. The Magic controled the game all the way until the fourth quarter. The Magic's largest lead was 23 and at the end of the third quarter they were up by 21. However the Jazz went on a 33-12 run in the fourth which sent the game into overtime. Utah would score 8 unanswerd points securing the win 92-84. Leading the way for Utah was nonother than Derrick Brown with 25 points. In Derrick Brown's four summer league games he has compiled 52 points, 12 rebounds, 8 fouls, 3 steals, 7 turnovers, 3 blocked shots, 21-51 from the field, 0-7 from the three point arc, and has done all of this in 73 minutes and 39 seconds. In the final matchup of the day the Indiana Pacers continue their winning ways disposing of the Boston Celtics 91-88. Hibbert led the Pacers to victory with 28 points. The Pacers are in first place in the Summer League at 4-0.

Player Stats From Other Teams

Roy Hibbert- 9 RB/ 1 A/ 4 PF/ 2 ST/ 5 TO/ 2 BS/ 28 PTS.

Ryan Anderson- 9 RB/ 2 A/ 8 PF/ 3 TO/ 4 BS/ 26 PTS.

Derrick Brown- 5 RB/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 25 PTS.

Tyler Hansbrough- 5 RB/ 2 A/ 6 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 22 PTS.

Chris Lofton- 2 RB/ 2 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 2 TO/ 21 PTS.

Russell Westbrook- 4 RB/ 9 A/ 3 PF/ 2 ST/ 7 TO/ 1 BS/ 19 PTS.

Byron Mullens- 5 RB/ 1 A/ 2 PF/ 2 ST/ 18 PTS.

James Harden- 3 RB/ 3 A/ 5 PF/ 2 ST/ 3 TO/ 1 BS/ 15 PTS.

Day 1,2,3 &4 Notes: Derrick Brown led the Utah Jazz to victory on day four with a new Summer League high for him of 25 points. In other news the Indiana Pacers tandem of Roy Hibbert and Tyler Hansbrough cannot be stopped. In the four games played the two have combined for an impressive 171 points.

Day 5

In the final day of the Orlando Summer League, the Jazz squared off with the Thunder in an early game. There were five lead changes, but the Jazz controled the tempo throughout the whole game. In the end the Jazz beat the Thunder in a low scoring game 70-60. Derrick Brown had another good game with 11 points. In Brown's five summer league games he has compiled 63 points, 15 rebounds, 8 fouls, 3 steals, 7 turnovers, 3 blocked shots, 26-59 from the field, 1-8 from the three point arc, and has played a total of 93 minutes and 18 seconds. The Thunder and Celtics also won today.

Player Stats From Other Teams

Nick Fazekas- 9 RB/ 2 PF/ 22 PTS.

Gary Forbes- 3 RB/ 2 A/ 5 PF/ 1 TO/ 1 BS/ 19 PTS.

D.J. White- 3 RB/ 4 PF/ 1 ST/ 3 TO/ 17 PTS.

Roy Hibbert- 11 RB/ 1 A/ 2 PF/ 1 ST/ 3 TO/ 3 BS/ 16 PTS.

Brian Chase- 4 RB/ 1 A/ 1 PF/ 1 ST/ 1 TO/ 16 PTS.

Chris Douglas-Roberts- 3 RB/ 4 A/ 2 PF/ 15 PTS.

Derrick Brown- 3 RB/ 11 PTS.

Final Standings

1. Indiana Pacers (5-0)

2. Utah Jazz (3-2) via win over Oklahoma City

3. Oklahoma City Thunder (3-2)

4. Orlando Magic (2-3) via win over Boston

5. Boston Celtics (2-3)

6. New Jersey Nets/ Philadelphia 76ers (0-5)

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If Hansbrough wins ROY would anybody really be surprised? That kid plays so hard it's possible.

No not really, with the team he's on. He's going to be the starter, pretty much a given with what the pacers said. Everyone calls him slow, but he was faster then Blake at the Combine, and his jumping numbers were right there with his too. So no I wouldn't be surprised if he went out and average 15 pts and 6 boards a game.

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If Hansbrough wins ROY would anybody really be surprised? That kid plays so hard it's possible.

Wouldn't be suprised at all but remember this is only summer league he is not going up against other big Power Forwards like LaMarcus Aldridge, Carlos Boozer, Chris Bosh, Elton Brand, Boris Diaw, Kevin Garnett, Pau Gasol, Al Harrington, Antawn Jamison, David Lee, Rashard Lewis, Shawn Marion, Dirk Nowitzki, Lamar Odom, Josh Smith, David West, Charlie Villanueva, Amare Stoudemire, and Rasheed Wallace which will all be good matchups to test his NBA readiness. However with that said I think he can do it.

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