Cam Whitmore has done nothing but impress in his first year in the NBA. The incoming sophomore wing averaged 12.3 points and 3.8 rebounds in just 18.7 minutes per game, on solid efficiency.
The Brooklyn Nets and Houston Rockets are trending in opposite directions right now. The Nets, having just traded Mikal Bridges for a slew of draft picks, are starting from scratch and rebuilding from the ground up.
Houston Rockets wing Cam Whitmore had an impressive rookie season, averaging 12.3 points and 3.8 rebounds in 18.7 minutes per game. The 20-year-old comes into his sophomore season looking to improve even more after scoring at a high volume in year one.
The Houston Rockets are excited to see the growth from Cam Whitmore as he goes into his second NBA season. Whitmore, 20, showed a lot of promise in his rookie season averaging 12.3 points per game in 47 appearances for the Rockets.
The Houston Rockets Summer League has been successful in a few ways. The Houston Rockets currently sit at a even 2-2 record so far in the NBA Summer League at the time of this writing.
Houston’s Summer League campaign is underway. Things are largely progressing as expected. Already, there have been notable highs and lows. That’s hardly surprising when discussing a team almost entirely reliant on the scoring production of two extremely young players.
As expected, the Houston Rockets have put a good product on the floor in this year's Summer League. Well, minus Monday's game against the Detroit Pistons.
A tired and tiresome learning experience. Well, there go Cam Whitmore’s chances of the dubious distinction of repeating as Vegas Summer League MVP. 1-15 shooting will do that.
Prior to last year's Summer League showing, Houston Rockets high-flying forward, Cam Whitmore, came in as Bleacher Report's 23rd-best player in the 2023 Summer League.
Cam Whitmore's dunks late in the second quarter not only woke up a modest crowd inside the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, but he also gave the Houston Rockets enough momentum to record their second consecutive Summer League victory, a 109-91 win over the Washington Wizards Sunday night.
The Rockets fell just short of a play-in berth last season. Their dominant Summer League team shows there’s a bevy of young reinforcements coming.
The Houston Rockets took the court for their Summer League debut on Friday night and turned in a good performance against the Los Angeles Lakers, winning 99-80.
Cam Whitmore's rookie season made several teams regret selecting him in last year's draft, as he seemingly fell in the Houston Rockets' lap at pick number 20.
If Whitmore can follow the right developmental path, his future in Houston will be incredibly bright.
Rob Lowe’s doppelganger has one that he probably wants back.
When Houston Rockets rookie wing Cam Whitmore started flashing a high level of production, I armed myself with patience. "Could just be a hot streak. Let's give it some time." As the 19-year-old kept producing, I once again rationalized it.
At the 2023 NBA Draft, Cam Whitmore — a projected top-ten pick leading up to the event — heard name after name, questioning himself more with each selection.
The Houston Rockets have quickly made their way into the conversation as one of the NBA's next young and intriguing up-and-comers, and they're quickly proving to be a group that has the makings of a legitimate playoff team.
Cam Whitmore was the 20th pick in the 2023 NBA Draft this past summer, and has played in three games so far this season. The 19-year-old is averaging
Ahead of the draft Cam Whitmore was projected to be a top 10 pick, with some scouts having him ranked as high as a top five pick. The former Villanova Wildcat ended up getting drafted No.
After a drop in his stock during the 2023 NBA Draft, Cam Whitmore proved the doubters wrong. The athletic wing dominated the NBA’s Summer League with the Houston Rockets and won MVP. Whitmore scored the ball at an elite level, leading in total points with 116.
Seventeen teams passed on Cam Whitmore in the draft. Now he's the Summer League MVP. Whitmore averaged 19.3 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.5 steals in his six games in Las Vegas, as his Houston Rockets reached the championship game—they lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
On draft night, former Villanova wing Cam Whitmore slid from the top of the lottery, his projected range, all the way to Houston at No. 20. Now, in 2023 Summer League, he appears to be trying to prove something to all those that passed on him.
Former Overtime Elite guard Amen Thompson and Villanova forward Cam Whitmore have officially signed their rookie scale contracts with the Rockets.
Cam Whitmore tumbled roughly a dozen picks below his projected range on draft night, and now we have a better idea of why.
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