The NBA D-League hosted its national tryout this weekend in New York City, where those who truly shined looked like men among the rest of the boys. Here's a look at how it went and what NBA & D-League executives were in attendance.
The NBA D-League will host its sole national open tryout this weekend in New York City. Let's take a look at five of the more promising prospects set to participate.
A handful of sons of former NBA players are hopeful of getting drafted later this month. Duke's Seth Curry (son of Dell) is falling below the radar, but he too may still be worth taking a chance on.
Former UCLA standout Reeves Nelson has been on a rough and tumble downhill slide since being dismissed from the school back in December 2011. Is the future bright for Nelson or is he on his way out?
The Sioux Falls Skyforce of the NBA D-League have entered into a single affiliation with the Miami Heat, but did the minor league franchise have its choice between two NBA teams?
Currently fighting for an NBA championship, the Heat have also proven their committed to longterm development as they enter into a single "hybrid" affiliation with the Sioux Falls Skyforce of the D-League.
New Timberwolves' President of Basketball Operations Flip Saunders is taking an early proactive approach towards improving the Timberwolves. Could the D-League soon become a big part of helping him do so?
Dami Sapora will be working out for the Brooklyn Nets next week, and will strut his stuff later in the weekend in front of slew of other executives during a national D-League tryout.
Spurs guard Cory Joseph only played two minutes in game one of the NBA Finals, but his time in the D-League this past season suggests he's mature enough to handle more.
Scott Machado may skip playing for his National Team in Brazil this summer in an effort to focus on his NBA career with the Golden State Warriors.
