Kings coach felt bad for not using Justin Jackson more. Then he looked at his points.

Posted Jul 9, 2017
Don’t feel bad if you didn’t realize how well Justin Jackson played in his summer league debut Friday night for the Kings against the Phoenix Suns. Summer league coach Jason March missed out on it, too. “After the game (Friday) night, I walked out of the gym and I said to myself, ‘I’ve got to get Justin involved in the game; I’ve got to get him more involved,’ ” March said. (Sacramento Bee)

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