Pacific Notes: Murray, Lakers Workout, Kuminga, Moody, Warriors’ Pick

Jaden Ivythe highest-rated score keeper in the draft, Did not succeed to kings, who received fourth overall selection. It might be a point of contention, because the Brass Kings are fascinated by the Iowa striker Keegan Murrayto me Chris Haynes from Yahoo Sports. The Kings arranged for the prospect to dine with the stars of the team, Diaron Fox And the Dumantas Sabonisduring his visit. Murray was one of the top scorers in the Division I last season at 23.5 PPG along with 8.7 RPG.

Murray could enter the front yard in Sacramento along with Sabonis and Harrison Barnes.

We have more Pacific section:

• The Lakers They continued to do their homework despite not having a draft pick, making six odds on Monday, Los Angeles Times’ Brad Turner Tweets. That group included Javaanti McCoy (Boston University), How do I blame (Virginia Tech University) Khalifa Diop (Gran Canaria) Jennathan Williams (Buffalo) , Osborne owner (Florida) and Danko Brankovic (Sibona).
• Lottery picks Jonathan Kuminga And the Moses Modi They had the rare experience of playing on the championship team in their first year. Although they didn’t play big roles in the post-season, the Warriors Beginners gain invaluable experience as their playing time increases in future seasons, ESPN’s Om Youngmisuk Writes. “I never worry about whether we’re playing or not,” Kuminga said. “As long as I’m here, I’m learning, and getting better every day. When my moments are called, I know I’ll be ready. … It’s all here.” [is] Just help me, much more than men [other rookies around the league] wherever they are now.”
• The the Warriors No. 28 pick contract but they may not add a novice, according to Jeremy Wu from Sports Illustrated. Warriors are looking to trade the selection, in part because of their hefty salaries and also because they already have three junior players – James WisemanAnd Kuminga and Moody – they are fighting for rotation over next season’s minutes.