Keegan Murray was in full attack mode against the Wolves: coast-to-coast finishes, spin moves, scoop shots, fadeaways, fearless drives right at Rudy Gobert. Total aggression all night. This is the way, Keegan.

Nique Clifford’s 9 assists last night equaled the amount of assists that the Kings starters, plus Malik Monk and Keon Ellis, had COMBINED in their roughly 140 minutes on the court. kingsherald.com/articles/niq... via @bswest5.bsky.social

Doug Christie has mentioned how much he likes splits and wants to move Sabonis out from under the basket to make plays at the elbow. Look at this beautiful basketball run through a high-post split with the 02 Kings.

Through the three Summer League games so far, Nique Clifford is averaging 18.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.6 steals.

And you guys, he is:

60% from the field (20/33).

70% from three (7/10).

Maxime Raynaud flashed his full skillset—scoring off alley-oops, put-backs, pick-and-rolls, and smooth turn-around hooks. Showed impressive passing vision from the perimeter and hunted screens like a pro.

Nique Clifford was in his bag—turnaround jumpers, fadeaways, pull-up threes, reverse hooks, and tough finishes through traffic. Scoring from all over the floor and making plays. The Big Purple Dawg is must-watch.

Devin Carter looked way more comfortable in his natural scoring role in the second Summer League game—draining step-back threes, catch-and-shoot jumpers, and finishing around the rim with patience and touch. Solid and efficient performance.

Nique Clifford in his first Summer League game showed off his attacking ability, ball-handling, shooting and athleticism—including a clutch dunk late. He finished with 17 points and flashed real two-way potential, getting to the line 10 times and contributing across the board.

Maxime Raynaud flashed serious offensive upside in his Summer League debut—showing soft touch with both hands, and even going coast to coast off a steal. He knocked down threes, found cutters, and looked fluid as a playmaker for a big.