OKC a young gun written to achieve your own basket on the NBA summer league
No one can seize the fact that Oklahoma City Thunder are the NBA champions. But for the new Priventus Erika Reinolds II, there is a moment, he would like to take away.
On Thursday, 6’2 Garda from the University of St. Josef made a pretty impression during an NBA Summer League Game against Brooklyn networks. He put on a basket from a pop-up ball, but it was in his basket, giving the nets of two points.
The moment was animal feed for ESPN crew, as well as the trainer of Jordi Fernandeza network, who looked at the smile on the face. A smile that could convey the pleasure of two points for his time or shock smile mixed with shame for reinolds.
It was like the spirit of former Minnesota Viking Viking player Jim Marshall infiltrated Reinolds “. Marshall is famous in the wrong way In the Vikings / 49ers game in October 1964. years.
Much like Marshal, Reinolds error did not hurt his team. Thunder continued to win the 90-81 game. In that procedure, Reinolds finished scoring the bucket, but it was in his basket.
Reinolds played four seasons in St. Josef of 2021. Until 2025. years. It was a leader in different categories along the way. Among them are points (2,175), three pointers (350) and the percentage of free throw (86.8).
Last year, Reinolds was on average 16.4 points per game and shot 41.1% from the field.
Travel Erika Reinolds II to champion Thunder
In June Thunder officially signed Reinolds to a contract to play in the NBA summer league. He hopes that it was overturning and crossing the NBA g league, where he would play for Blue Oklahoma City.
During the faculty, Reinolds was a fruitful shooter. Not only that, it turned out to score in almost all parts of the floor.
This smaller Mishap is just an example of a young player who still finds his way.
Zachary Draves is a sports and broadcaster with headquarters in Illinois and Iowa. Zachari covers various sports, as well as sports histories, sports and society and sports and culture.
2025-07-11 00:51:00
