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The Houston Rockets' other first-round draft pick, Cam Whitmore, refuses to be overshadowed. Much of the buzz surrounding the Rockets the past few weeks was about the addition of No. 4 overall pick Amen Thompson. However, it's been Whitmore, who fell to the 20th in the NBA draft, who's been turning heads in the Summer League after Thompson went down with an ankle injury. Whitmore had 26 points on 11-of-21 shooting in Thursday night's win over Golden State. That included three 3-pointers and a handful of emphatic dunks to go along with a Summer League record-tying eight steals as the Rockets improved to 4-0, securing one of four playoff spots. The Summer League semifinals are Sunday with the championship game on Monday in Las Vegas.
