No. 49 show hit 35 points to set a record for summer league: The Cavaliers gave him a four-year contract and Duke won again

On July 17, in the NBA Summer League, the Cavaliers lost to the Kings 86-94. In this game, the Kings established an advantage 27-17 in the second quarter. Then the Cavaliers chased points wildly under the leadership of Proctor No. 49. Proctor scored 15 points in a single quarter but failed to make a comeback.

Prockett is the defender who was selected by the Cavaliers with the 49th pick in the second round this year. He is from Duke University. In the first half, he scored 15 points and was posted by the Cavaliers official. The young man has a strong impact.

Procket only scored 5 points and 1 assist in the third quarter, but he made 5 of 10 shots and 2 of 6 shots in the last quarter, and he scored 15 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals. He scored 35 points in the whole game.

Cavaliers official posted Proctor's data of 28 minutes, 11 of 24 shots, 4 of 14 three-pointers, and 9 free throws. He scored 35 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds and 2 steals. His shooting percentage was 45.8% and his three-point shooting percentage was 28.5%. He set a record in this summer.

This summer United single-game scoring list: Filipovsky 35 points, Proctor 35 points, Filipovsky 32 points, and Flag 31 points. These three are all from Duke University.

Procket is the lowest pick in the NBA this year. Flag is the No. 1 pick, Knuppel is the No. 4 pick, Maruac is the No. 10 pick, Sain James is the 33rd pick, and Procket is the 49th pick, but his performance in Summer United is not inferior to the four players in the front.

Proctor is 21 years old this year. He is 1.98 meters tall and is a tall double-athlete guard. The Cavaliers have high expectations for him, which can be seen from the rookie contract he gave him four years. The Cavaliers gave Proctor a four-year rookie contract of 8.68 million. 3.42 million of this contract is fully guaranteed, and the next two years is the team option + unguarantee.