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He's ideal for the role the Kings need him in. Nothing about this summer has changed that opinion. His shot just looks a little better overall

Looks like Harding exited the summer league team right away since the announcement

He already has two former head coaches with him, in McMillan and Brooks

Makes you wonder, had they kept her on the Kings assistant staff and not moved to Stockton, would she have taken the job in LA? Maybe so, if it was mostly a pay increase situation

Len is actually a lot better rim protector than he's given credit for. Very few guys have gone through or over the top of him

Wonderful

You're thinking that maybe Mason has passed Colby on the "chance to play" meaningful time chart? Even though Colby already got a little bit at the end of the season.

Has any player done that? haha

ESPN's projected depth chart has Huerter starting at the two, ahead of Monk and Ellis. That ain't happening

trivia: When was the first year for the term "dunker's spot" ?

Statement game from Colby

Yes. He's a D-bag as well

Never give up on a developing player with potential, after a few off games in the summer

The deeper 3's that are 3-5 feet behind the line, are not Keon's shot. Just stick to the more standard length ones that you shoot at a good %

Looks like Christie steadied the troops.....and shame on those who are ready to ship Colby out the door

They're not going to base their decision mostly on this summer league. They liked his development during the year and he played well in the G-League, which is better competition than the summer. I think they will show some patience

I want Brown and any coach to be flexible in using players in spots. Use Lyles as a 5 in situations. Play Len when you need full center size and against big 5's. Use someone like Edwards, when you need wing defense in a spot. You can use strategic spot moves outside of your normal rotation...

Another point, I wasn't really in favor of the Vezenkov experiment. Thought it may have got in the way of Lyles a bit, who is a better overall NBA player and capable of shooting well enough, to make any difference there negligible. If they're going to add a big, at least make him a physical...

Very True. I notice all the discussion about adding a big or a power forward who can play 5, when for some reason, Lyles seems to be pushed into the back ground. Point being, "new" isn't necessarily better. Sure, add another back up big, but don't just assume that he's better than Lyles

Keep in mind that Lyles is 6'9 and just as capable of playing the 5 as some of the targets mentioned