Per his agent, Kyle O’Quinn has signed a three year deal with the Orlando Magic. O’Quinn’s deal is worth $2.5 million over three years. The first year of his deal is guaranteed and worth about $788,000.

Tom breaks down his Orlando Summer League MVP, the biggest project, what player got the biggest stock boost, and who the most intriguing player was.

For Adam Morrison, and for any NBA player, uncertainty does not bode well for the future.

While Jacob Pullen is making a strong case for a roster spot on any team, he believes that he would fit in well with the Sixers.

Perry Jones III talked with HOOPSADDICT.com about his ankle, adjusting to the pace of the NBA, what he feels he will bring to the Oklahoma City Thunder and his fall on draft night.

After a sophomore campaign that saw just 10 minutes per game and 42 appearances overall, Indiana Pacers’ guard Lance Stephenson has set himself a goal for this Summer League: become a better leader.

Orlando Magic center Kyle O’Quinn has had to make a lot of adjustments, coming from tiny Norfolk State in Virginia, to being drafted in the second round of the NBA draft, and now to the NBA Summer League in Orlando. But perhaps the biggest adjustment has been figuring out an entirely new offensive system.

It would probably be fair to call Casper Ware an underdog. At 5’10, the Detroit Pistons point guard is the shortest player to get an invite to the Orlando NBA Summer League, but he hasn’t let that stop him from competing.

For most fans, the pursuit of a megastar like Dwight Howard is more interesting than the transition of an unremarkable role player like Chase Budinger from one city to another. But for Minnesota, Budinger is a solid acquisition, one that will improve the Wolves immediately.

The Wolves have three more years to convince Kevin Love that they are a franchise worth sticking around for. Next season will be the first of the three year window.