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Brown Shines in Summer League Return
15 Jul
Summary
- Brown scored 16 points and dished out 5 assists in 19 minutes.
- He returned after a rest day, finishing third on the team in scoring.
- His playing time may be limited due to roster depth.
Cameron Brown showcased an impressive performance in the Brooklyn Nets' Summer League win against the Kings on Tuesday, securing a 115-83 victory. Playing 19 minutes, Brown registered 16 points, five assists, two rebounds, two steals, and one block. He returned to the court after being held out of the previous game against the Hawks for rest purposes. His 5 assists placed him second on the team for that statistic, and his 16 points made him the third-leading scorer behind Egor Demin and Drake Powell.
Despite his strong showing, the rookie's playing time might face challenges due to the Nets' crowded roster of young guards. Players like Egor Demin, Drake Powell, Ben Saraf, and Nolan Traore, along with veteran Keon Ellis, create significant competition for minutes. Brown was selected as the sixth overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, and his role will likely be defined by how the team manages its guard rotation throughout the season.
