Toohey makes Warriors Summer League debut
9 Jul
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Sydney King #240 Alex Toohey made his NBA Summer League debut for the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, against the Miami Heat at the Chase Centre.
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During the California Classic fixture, Toohey, who was drafted by the Warriors with the 52nd pick in the recent NBA Draft, started and produced six points (including 4/4 from the free-throw line) and six rebounds, as the Dubs lost 93-79.
Toohey makes Warriors debut 🙌@tooheyy had 6 PTS & 6 REB in his first game as a Golden State Warrior in the California Classic!
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Next up for Toohey and the Warriors is the Las Vegas Summer League, were they'll take on Portland (July 11 at Thomas and Mack Centre), Utah (July 13 at Thomas and Mack Centre), Memphis (July 15 at Thomas and Mack Centre) and Toronto (July 17 at Cox Pavilion).
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