I guess it all comes down to how the BT and media view the summer league games vs. how the fans view it. Summer league teams have little time to practice together, and aside from a few recent draft picks or a few rehabs, their rosters are comprised of a bunch of fillers named Joe. It just doesn't mean that much if a player like John Salmons can score 35 points when his NBA average is 2 ppg. Think Kedrick will average his present19.8 points and 6.8 rebounds per game in the big show?
The media simply doesn't consider the Summer League all that important, thus the scant coverage. More specifically, in the case of Hunter, they have repeatedly been told he is not in this year's plans so why tantalize fans by highlighting him? That said, May should have at least mentioned his name in his brief game summary
Even though his recent play has appeared to be spectacular (although his 16 ppg, 9 rpg are actually less than his college numbers of 21.5 ppg, 12.6 rpg against arguably lesser competition), something in Hunter's game has led our BT to feel he is not NBA-ready. And it isn't as though Hunter's excellent Reebok numbers weren't anticipated by our BT. In fact, Obie predicted it despite saying there was no room on our team for him.