Robinson to play in 2023 NBA Summer League
27 Jun
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Illawarra Hawks import guard Justin Robinson will play for the Charlotte Hornets at the 2023 NBA Summer League.
Robinson’s stint in Summer League will be his first competitive basketball since suffering a knee injury in October.
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The point guard is no stranger to the NBA, having previously played for the Washington Wizards, Milwaukee Bucks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Sacramento Kings, and Detroit Pistons.
The 43-game NBA veteran will return to Illawarra this season after recommitting to the Hawks in January, in a major boost for Jacob Jackomas’ squad.
The 2023 NBA Summer League will take place on July 3 & 5 in Sacramento, July 3, 5-6 in Utah, and July 7-17 in Las Vegas.
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