Why Justin Jackson isn't worried about the Kings looking to add another small forward

Posted Jul 2, 2018
As Justin Jackson prepares for NBA summer league play with the Sacramento Kings, starting with on Monday, he isn't putting extra pressure on himself to prove the Kings are wasting their time pursuing someone to play the three spot. "Honestly I don't have anything to prove in my mind," Jackson said. "For me, it's going out and doing what I can possibly do." (Sacramento Bee)

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