After getting waived by Knicks, former Seton Hall star Myles Powell bursts out to strong start in NBA G League
Updated Feb 12, 2021;
Posted Feb 12, 2021
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But anyone who knows Myles Powell understands that’s not how he rolls. He’s a gamer, a competitor, a winner, so it’s really no surprise he has made the best of the situation.
Now playing with the Westchester Knicks G League franchise in the Orlando bubble, the former Seton Hall star is averaging 19 points, five assists and four rebounds through two games both victories. On Thursday afternoon at AdventHealth Arena at Walt Disney World World, Powell went for 22 points on 7-of-15 shooting, including 5-of-10 from beyond the arc, with nine assists and four rebounds in a 118-106 win over the Greensboro Swarm, the G League affiliate of the Charlotte Hornets.
Canton Charge
The Canton Charge, powered by the Cleveland Cavaliers, today announced the full list of players who will compete wearing the Wine & Gold during the 2021 NBA G League season at the ESPN Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida next month.
“We are excited that Charge basketball is back and are looking to pick up right where we left off last March,” said Charge General Manager Brendon Yu. “While this season will be different than any other, we look forward to going out there and competing down in Orlando with the full support of Charge Nation cheering us on from Canton.”
Kings guard Tyrese Haliburton has been impressive to start the 2020-21 season.
It’s always tricky and possibly regrettable when discussing this team and this topic, but here goes anyway: It appears the Kings made the right call on Draft day.
Those words are rarely stitched together, because the calls traditionally made by the Kings wind up being the wrong number. Or a busy signal. Well, you get the idea. Essentially, the Kings’ Draft history is rather putrid, and what makes this even more alarming is the team has selected in the lottery 14 straight years, some years with multiple first-round picks.
Justin Taylor Discusses Interest in Syracuse, Relationship with Coaches
The highly touted wing is one of Syracuse basketball s top targets in the 2022 class.
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Dec 23, 2020
One of Syracuse basketball s top targets in the 2022 class is Charlottesville (VA) St. Anne s-Belfield wing Justin Taylor. Syracuse has been recruiting Taylor for quite a while, led by assistant Gerry McNamara. McNamara and Taylor have developed a strong relationship during that time. We basically talk every day now or every other day, Taylor said. Most of the time it s just texting back and forth. It could be about anything. What s going on in life right now, our season, really just about their season too and how well they think I can fit into the system and make an impact right away. He Facetimes me a pretty good amount. We ve also done a Zoom call.