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Jordan McLaughlin, Tahjere McCall, and Thomas Wimbush played key roles in the Long Island Nets’ run to the G League Finals.
Now, the trio will be among 40 G League’s top prospects from last season who’ll participate in the G League Elite Camp, which will take place May 12-14 at Quest Multisport in Chicago.
McLaughlin averaged 15 points and five assists, almost all of its off the bench. McCall was a defensive standout and averaged 11.2 points while Wimbush filled in admirably for Mitchell Creek in the G League playoffs, averaging 19.5 points in the last four games.
The three are NBA free agents.
The three-day event will give G League prospects — as well as 40 college players eligible for the 2019 NBA Draft — an opportunity to showcase their skills in front of NBA and NBA G League scouts, coaches and front-office executives. The event will also continue to give top NBA G League prospects from the previous season a chance to be evaluated.
In addition to permitting NBA teams an opportunity to scout the top G League players, the camp is part of the winnowing process for the Draft Combine.
The camp will give prospects eligible for the 2019 NBA Draft an opportunity to showcase their skills in front of NBA and NBA G League scouts, coaches and front-office executives. The event will also continue to give top NBA G League prospects from the previous season a chance to be evaluated.