The NBA is a fluid league. Teams are constantly rebuilding, players are on the move. The mobility of the league pours over even more during Summer League as fringe NBA players, G-League regulars, and international hopefuls join undrafted and players hoping to work their way back into the big game.
Watching the Summer League games creates a special of “hey, I know that guy,” scenario, even if you limit your NBA viewing to all things Spurs.
Quinndary Weatherspoon
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In addition to purging trading, or losing Patty Mills, DeMar DeRozan, Rudy Gay, Gordui Dieng, and Trey Lyles, 2019 draftee Quinndary Weatherspoon found himself looking for a home after exhausting the maximum of two two-way contracts with the Spurs.