Anthony Randolph tied a Summer-League record by scoring 42 points as the Warriors defeated the Bulls, 95-83, tonight.
Randolph was really the only thing worth watching in the game as Stephen Curry played miserably and Jordan did not see the floor. As far as I could tell from watching the game, he wasn't even on the bench. Cartier Martin and Lawrence Roberts also did not play for Golden State.
Acie Law IV was the only other point guard to see minutes. He played 11:20 off the bench while Curry handled the point for 34:24. Curry shot 3-of-15 for 10 points, dished out eight assists but turned the ball over four times. His only real highlight from a scoring point-of-view was a long bank shot from the left wing.
Tonight marks another missed opportunity for Jordan to showcase what he can do. It's obvious he won't be with Golden State, but he hasn't had the chance to make another NBA squad think about picking him up. According to the announcers, 22 other teams are represented in Las Vegas with coaches and scouts.
The Warriors moved to 3-1 with the win and will take on the Hornets Thursday in their Summer-League finale.
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