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July 13th we will get to see our new guys play and most likely a lot of our current ones. Should be fun to get a glimpse at the future.

Friday July 13

• COX Pavilion

1 PM -- Atlanta vs. Washington

3 PM -- Houston vs. Toronto

5 PM -- Golden State vs. LA Lakers

7 PM -- Sacramento vs. Charlotte

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July 13th we will get to see our new guys play and most likely a lot of our current ones. Should be fun to get a glimpse at the future.

Friday July 13

• COX Pavilion

1 PM -- Atlanta vs. Washington

3 PM -- Houston vs. Toronto

5 PM -- Golden State vs. LA Lakers

7 PM -- Sacramento vs. Charlotte

If I could watch any of those, it would be 1pm and 5pm.

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It would be nice to know who the Cats have playing or want to have playing on the summer league team.

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Jeff Taylor are locks, and I would also think Kemba Walker and Bismack Biyombo will probably be on the team.

They may bring back Moon and Higgins to play on the summer league team, but other than them; I have no idea who they will bring in to fill out the roster.

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2012 Charlotte Bobcats Las Vegas Summer League Schedule (2-0)

Cox Pavilion, Friday, July 13th (10:00 P.M.): (Home) Sacramento Kings vs. Charlotte Bobcats (Away)

Thomas & Mack, Sunday, July 15th (8:30 P.M.): (Home) Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Charlotte Bobcats (Away)

Thomas & Mack, Tuesday, July 17th (10:30 P.M.): (Home) Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Charlotte Bobcats (Away)

Thomas & Mack, Thursday, July 19th (10:30 P.M.): (Home) Charlotte Bobcats vs. Denver Nuggets (Away)

Thomas & Mack, Friday, July 20th (6:30 P.M.): (Home) Memphis Grizzlies vs. Charlotte Bobcats (Away)

Charlotte Bobcats Rosters (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Guard- Kemba Walker, Carlon Brown, Paris Horne

Shooting Guard- Cory Higgins

Small Forwards- Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Jeffrey Taylor

Power Forward- Othello Hunter, Patrick Sullivan, Josh Owens

Forward/Center- Bismack Biyombo

Center- Byron Mullens, Hamady N'Diaye, Ralph Samson III

Sacramento Kings Roster (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Guards- Jimmer Fredette, Dominique Johnson, Lazeric Jones, Adrian Oliver

Point Guard- Josh Akognon

Shooting Guards- Edgar Sosa, James Nunnally

Guards/Forwards- Alex Young, Patrick Christopher

Small Forward- Tony Mitchell

Forwards- Darnell Jackson, Yancy Gates, Michael Lee, Rob Kurz, Kenny Gabriel

Power Forwards- Thomas Robinson, Jarrod Jones

Forward/Center- Gus Gilchrist

Center- Hassan Whiteside

Cleveland Cavaliers Roster (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Guards- Donald Sloan, D.J. Kennedy, Garrett Temple

Point Guards- Kyrie Irving, T.J. Campbell

Shooting Guard- Dion Waiters

Small Forward- Rob Jones

Forwards- Tristan Thompson, Kevin Jones

Centers- Tyler Zeller, Michael Eric

Minnesota Timberwolves Roster (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Shooting Guard- William Buford

Forward- Robbie Hummel

Forward/Center- Tony Easley

Denver Nuggets Roster (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Point Guard- Julyan Stone

Shooting Guard- Derwin Kitchen

Guards/Forwards- Evan Fournier, Josh Carter

Small Forward- Jordan Hamilton

Forward- Quincy Miller

Power Forward- Kenneth Faried

Center- Chu Chu Maduabum

Memphis Grizzlies Roster (Bold = Guys to Keep an Eye on)

Guards- Josh Selby, Tony Wroten Jr, Matt Janning

Point Guards- Jeremy Pargo, Josh Magette

Shooting Guards- Adrian Banks, Cameron Tatum

Forward- Terrence Henry

Forwards/Centers- Mitchell Watt, Courtney Sims

Results

Charlotte Bobcats 121 Sacramento Kings 87

Charlotte Bobcats 68 Cleveland Cavaliers 64

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