Ty Lawson builds game in summer league

Posted Jul 10, 2010
There is a freedom to playing summer league that sits well with Ty Lawson. It's like a large weight that's no longer there. And yet, the Nuggets guard still has to perform. Expectations aren't getting any smaller for the speedster, who burst onto the scene last season in a blur of layups and steals and flashy assists. And he's here, at summer league in Las Vegas, to make certain he continues to meet an ever-rising bar. (Denver Post)

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