Watched a half of the Warriors Summer League yesterday, only to see how Craft fared. He got many minutes (clearly he's getting a chance to prove himself), but didn't distinguish himself (maybe he did in second half, didn't watch). He played his game, but the speed at that level seemed a bit quick for him, and on one breakaway, Craft did his patented cut in front move, but the player fought through it and laid it in. Announcers had nice things to say. He directed the offense well, but when he made his pass and cut through the paint, out to other side, the play had already finished (shot or make). He passed on three wide open threes, as it was apparent the defenders were daring him to shoot, and back-rimmed a three from the side. Made a bad pass, missed a pass off his foot, and made two or three good passes on breakaways. One driving high layup from the side went down, one didn't.
All in all, an average day without any steals for Aaron. However, this is a league where the players are looking to make statements, and of course shooters get the oohs and ahhs. In contradiction, however, they were looking to score, but not as 'ball hogs' or 'gunners'. That won't play in the NBA, as those kids will get iced out by the vets. Here's wishing that Aaron will start nailing those open threes. Go Bucks