Oklahoma City Thunder: 3 takeaways from 2019 NBA Summer League

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The Oklahoma City Thunder were able to finish their summer league on a good note after winning four straight games. There were three players to watch.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have been in the news recently and it is not for what they may or may not have done in Summer League. They lost their best players in Paul George and Russell Westbrook and they could be losing more.

With all the news going around the seismic changes going on within the organization, it was easy to forget about the summer league team that was playing ver the past couple of weeks in Las Vegas.

Hamidou Diallo had a very good summer league. He averaged 14.8 points per game and looked like he will have a big year for the depleted OKC Thunder team. They will need him to play well because they do not have any stars on their team anymore.

The young players like Diallo will be relied on to provide offense for the youthful OKC Thunder team. Summer League was a good place to look to see the future of what is now a rebuilding Thunder squad

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