As Sir’Dom continues his development in the NBA D-League, he’s still up to his old tricks. Denying guys at the rim is one of Pointer’s favorite pastimes.
Sir’Dom filling stat sheets in D-League
Watch Sir’Dom Pointer make his debut in NBDL
Phil Greene seeing early success overseas
Phil Greene really came into his own his senior year at St. John’s. The combo guard most memorably led St. John’s to an amazing win at Syracuse where he went on an unconscious scoring streak. Greene signed a deal to play in Turkey and is already seeing success being awarded the “Best Guard” in a tournament.
Won best Guard award of the tournament today.. 🏆#mission pic.twitter.com/Cf9Of6PLXa
— Phil Greene IV (@philgreene31) September 6, 2015
DJ Kennedy and Justin Brownlee Score Tryouts with D-League Teams
Kennedy, who is working his way back from a serious knee injury that he suffered in last year’s Big East tournament, got a free agent invite to training camp with the Erie Bayhawks, the NBA D-League affiliate of the New York Knicks.
Brownlee played a short time with the New Laredo Bulls of the Mexican National Basketball League and will now try out with the Maine Red Claws, the D-League affiliate of the Philadelphia 76ers, Boston Celtics, and Charlotte Bobcats.
Both players were integral in the St. John’s run to the NCAA tournament last season, combining for almost 23 points and 11 rebounds per game last season.
Other members of the St. John’s Class of 2011 that are now playing abroad include Dwight Hardy in Italy, Paris Horne and Sean Evans in Germany, and Justin Burrell in Japan. Former walk-on Kevin Clark is playing out his last year of college eligibility at Pace.