Belinelli Drops 37 In Warrior Debut

[Dead_Real]

http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archiv...warrior_debut/

Marco Belinelli, the 18th overall selection in the 2007 Draft, had an impressive debut for the Warriors in the NBA Summer league, dropping 37 points in a Warriors win over the Hornets on Day 2 of the NBA Summer League.

Belinelli went 14-20 from the field, including 5-7 from behind the arc, in his team's 110-102 win

I came to late to catch this game today but that's impressive even in summer league.

[dvdbumpus]

Not bad at all! Too bad the only player recognizable on the Hornets' team were Hilton Armstrong and Julian Wright.

[ALong13]

While Summer league means nothing, you still have to be impressed with Belinelli, if he decides to stay in the US this year and the Warriors keep him here which I suspect they will, he'll be a nice addition to their already talented team...

[Keetch]

Actually the summer league isn't meaningless at all for fantasy bball leagues. Its a great way to identify rising players. I'm always on it. Belinelli had the crowd cheering big time in that game. Dude was hot. Only one game though.

I didn't realize there was a possibility he could go back to Europe, thought he was solid to stay. hmmm...

[Dead_Real]

While Summer league means nothing, you still have to be impressed with Belinelli, if he decides to stay in the US this year and the Warriors keep him here which I suspect they will, he'll be a nice addition to their already talented team...

I would be shocked if he did to be honest I think he'll contribute early to GS I could see a nice one/two combo with him and Ellis.

[timang]

i remember ime udoka scoring 38 before in the summer league ... WAIT.

ime udoka who?

still, pretty impressive.

[Keetch]

...I can hear one fan screaming...

IME! IME!

I think Bo Outlaw scored like wild fire in the Summer Leagues too; or was it Travis? Hell...brain...dizzy....

[123together]

regardless, to score 38 points against nba level players is pretty rediculous. they may not be nba starters, but very good basketball players. not like he went to the ymca and tore it up

[tamburello]

That's quite impressive. Marco started his career on fire. But I know very well how inconsistent he is. The only advantage for him is that he was drafted by a team where he fits best among all other teams(maybe with Phoenix). He's a run'n gun player, with a great athletism for a European.

I don't expect him to continue that successful.