NBA: 5 players to watch as Summer League gets into full swing

3. Joshua Primo, G, San Antonio Spurs

With the loss of Dejounte Murray, who was traded to the Atlanta Hawks earlier in the offseason, Josh Primo should step in as the starting shooting guard for the San Antonio Spurs.

San Antonio drafted Primo 12th overall in last year’s draft, which was early compared to mock drafts. The Spurs drafted Primo because of potential, where he got to play a limited role last season but had some spurts of talent in the odd game.

Primo is younger than most players drafted this year, and with the additional minutes in the Summer League, it will be interesting to see how much Primo can step up and potentially live up to his draft selection.