Yuki Kavamura on the fitting in Chicago

Last season, Yuki Kavamura is perhaps only on a two-way contract with Memphis Grizzlies, but immediately became the favorite fan. Grizli decided to give up the rights of Yuki Kavamura of this Offseasa and is committed to Chicago Bulls during NBA Summer League In Las Vegas.

After a recent bull game in the NBA Summer League, Yuki Kavamura spoke about how he was Turning on with a teamBetween other topics, according to the clutches’ own Chris Dodson.

“The Chicago organization is so great. I have great teammates, big staff, great facilities, I’m so pleased,” Kavamura said. “But we still have a game day after tomorrow, we need to be ready for the next game.”

The two main things that highlighted so far from Kavamura during the summer league so far its play and his defense. Was a fantastic passer-by who helped move his dispute offensive start, and his defense was a solid person necessity For a smaller guard like him.

“To be honest, I don’t practice passing. I look a lot of NBA players, and this is my style. This is my style,” Kavamura said. “I’ve been working hard this summer every day. I have to be physically and I have to be better. I’m not high, so I need to be better with the defense.”

This last season, Kavamura appeared in a total of 22 games for grizzlys as part of its two-way contract. He spent a good share in the season in G League and with Memphis Hustle. It appeared in 31 matches in G League and on average 12.7 points, 3.0 rebounds, 8.4 assists and 1.3 steals during shooting 36.5 percent from the line in three points.

Kavamura’s NBA Career – the best came in the last day of the regular season when it ended with 12 points, five rebounds and five assists against Dallas Mavericks. He shot 3-7 from the range in three points and games and 3-3-3 from the free throw line.

Right now, the bulls have all three of their two-way contracting places filled, so they should cut someone if they want to make room for Kavamura on the list. It is possible to earn the training invitation and the bulls will leave from there.

David Yapkovitz is a basketball journalist for Kutchpoints, writing news about NBA, VNBA and NCAA basketballs for men and women. The parent in Los Angeles owns his hits with basketball insiders, SB nation and the following hoops.