Basketball

Cameron Boozer shines in Grizzlies Summer League debut

The son of former NBA star impresses with 7‑of‑11 shooting and 33 assists as Memphis dominates Thunder

A glimpse of the future

Cameron Boozer made his first appearance for the Memphis Grizzlies in the Summer League, helping the team roll past Oklahoma City 111‑74 at the Jon M. Huntsman Center.

The 20‑year‑old forward logged 24 minutes, shooting 7‑of‑11 from the field and 1‑of‑3 beyond the arc, finishing with four assists.

What stood out was the Grizzlies' ball movement, with 33 assists on 38 made baskets over 40 minutes, a statistic Boozer highlighted as a sign of the team's unselfish mentality.

Boozer, whose father Carlos Boozer now works in the Utah Jazz front office, praised the environment, saying the squad is focused on building chemistry and setting a standard for future games against the Jazz and Atlanta.

The performance not only gave a glimpse of the younger Boozer's potential but also reinforced Memphis's depth as they prepare for the next slate of Summer League matchups.

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