In his lone season at Texas, Johnson scored nearly 20 points per game on 43% shooting, doing so at all three levels while leading his squad offensively. So far, it seems the very same scoring skill that made him a top-six pick is helping him to be one of the better rookies in Summer League.

Washington, and specifically its second-year big man, shows much more aggression in its second game, a 102-96 victory over the Nets.

In his return from a 4-game absence due to a left thumb sprain, Edgecombe had a tough time getting into a rhythm on the offensive end.