NBA Summer League: Rob Dillingham’s Facilitation Upside Continues to Shine

Category: Sports

Rob Dillingham, a lottery pick for the Minnesota Timberwolves, has showcased his passing skills during the NBA Summer League, recording 13 assists with only two turnovers. While known for his scoring ability, his playmaking has been a highlight, indicating his potential contribution to the team as a rookie.

Keywords: Rob Dillingham, NBA Summer League, Minnesota Timberwolves

Source: Sports Illustrated

Update At: 7/19/2024

Related Sources

The Red Sox were on their way to a narrow victory, but Freddie Freeman’s grand slam flipped the script - The Boston Globe

The Red Sox lost to the Dodgers 4-1 after a critical eighth inning where Tyler O'Neill was doubled off at first base, leading to a grand slam by Freddie Freeman. Despite a strong performance from pitcher Nick Pivetta, the Sox's offense struggled, going 0 for 11 with runners in scoring position.

The Boston Globe

Blue Jays Place Bo Bichette On 10-Day Injured List

Bo Bichette has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a right calf strain, following a series of calf injuries over the past month. Addison Barger has been called up to replace him. Bichette's trade value has diminished due to his injuries and poor performance this season, raising concerns about his future with the Blue Jays. The team may consider shutting him down for the remainder of the year to prepare for 2025, potentially allowing Leo Jimenez more playing time at shortstop.

MLB Trade Rumors

Bichette exits early with third calf strain of season, placed on IL

Bo Bichette suffered a right calf strain, leading to his placement on the 10-day injured list after a series of injuries affecting his right leg. This marks the third significant injury in a month, raising concerns about his health and performance. With Bichette sidelined, prospect Leo Jiménez will have the chance to play regularly at shortstop, as the Blue Jays evaluate their future options.

MLB.com

Jays' Bichette exits with strained calf, set for MRI

Bo Bichette left the game against the Tigers due to a strained right calf after lining out in the sixth inning. He will undergo an MRI, raising concerns as he recently returned from a previous calf injury.

ESPN

Blue Jays' Bo Bichette: Lands on injured list

Bichette has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a right calf strain after re-injuring it nine days after the initial strain. Addison Barger has been recalled to fill the roster spot, while Leo Jimenez will start at shortstop during Bichette's recovery.

CBS Sports

Toronto Blue Jays Make Multiple Big Roster Moves to Start Second Half

Yimi García has been reinstated from the 15-day injured list, Erik Swanson has been recalled from Triple-A, and Zach Pop has been optioned to Triple-A.

Sports Illustrated

Red Sox lineup: Connor Wong not starting for second straight game

Catcher Connor Wong is out of the Red Sox lineup for the second consecutive game, but Manager Alex Cora confirmed he is fine and just receiving two days off. The team is set to play the Royals, with Reese McGuire catching Brayan Bello.

MassLive.com

Toronto Blue Jays' Bo Bichette reinjures calf against Detroit Tigers

Bo Bichette of the Toronto Blue Jays reinjured his right calf during a game against the Detroit Tigers and will undergo an MRI. He previously spent time on the injured list for the same injury. Manager John Schneider expressed concern for Bichette following the team's loss. Bichette's performance this season has been disappointing compared to his All-Star season last year.

TSN

Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette leaves game against Tigers because of strained right calf

Bo Bichette of the Toronto Blue Jays left the game against Detroit due to a strained right calf after six innings. He had previously missed nine games due to calf issues and had a single in the game, ending Jack Flaherty's no-hit bid.

AP News

Bo Bichette to get MRI for right calf strain

Bo Bichette limps after flying out to right field and exits the game shortly after.

Sportsnet.ca