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Rookie Sensation Dylan Harper Shines in Spurs Debut

Summary

  • Rookie Dylan Harper logs 16 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals in Spurs debut
  • Harper excited to return to court after 4-month break, says "I was smiling the whole game"
  • Harper focused on defense, aims to build game around it
Rookie Sensation Dylan Harper Shines in Spurs Debut

In a recent Summer League game, San Antonio Spurs rookie Dylan Harper made his highly anticipated debut against the Dallas Mavericks. After being sidelined for four months, Harper was eager to get back on the court and it showed in his performance.

The 21-year-old guard logged an impressive stat line, recording 16 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals. Harper said he was "smiling the whole game, just happy to be out there." Despite a minor groin injury leading up to his debut, the rookie showed no signs of being hampered, showcasing his well-rounded game.

Harper will have one more chance to impress before the start of the NBA regular season, as he is set to suit up for the Spurs' final Summer League game against the Utah Jazz. His teammate, fellow rookie Carter Bryant, has also been active in the Summer League, though he has struggled with his shooting. However, Bryant's strong defensive play has been a bright spot.

As the Spurs' young duo prepares for the upcoming season, Harper is focused on building his game around his defense. "If you don't play defense, you're not going to be on the court," he said. "I'm trying my best. Learning new stuff ... It's an area I look to grow and keep my game built around."

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Dylan Harper, the San Antonio Spurs rookie, had an impressive debut in the Summer League, recording 16 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals.
Harper is focused on improving his defense, stating "If you don't play defense, you're not going to be on the court. I'm trying my best. Learning new stuff ... It's an area I look to grow and keep my game built around."
Carter Bryant, the Spurs' other rookie, has struggled with his shooting but his strong defensive play has been a bright spot.

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