Trevor Lacey, Quinn Cook, Ralston Turner find NBA Summer League homes
Posted Jun 29, 2015
Undrafted Duke point guard Quinn Cook has agreed to play for the Oklahoma City Thunder at the Orlando Pro Summer League from July 4-10. Former N.C. State sharpshooter Ralston Turner will play for the Charlotte Hornets, who are also in the Orlando field. The 24-team Las Vegas Summer League that runs from July 10-20 includes the Cleveland Cavaliers, who have reached agreements with both Cook and former N.C. State guard Trevor Lacey, who went undrafted as an early entry.
(Fayetteville Observer)
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