Another action-packed Summer League season has come and gone for the Charlotte Hornets as their playing schedule officially wrapped up last Saturday night following an overtime loss to the Toronto Raptors. The sample size is relatively small, but there are plenty of noteworthy observations to take away from the team’s five-game stay in Las Vegas.
- Although he played just one game, Malik Monk looked sharp in his lone appearance with 23 points, two assists, two steals and just one turnover in 28 minutes against Oklahoma City on July 6. Monk’s shot selection and decision-making have improved significantly since his NBA debut and at still just 20 years of age, his immediate future is overflowing with potential.