Kings forward Justin Jackson is leaving assessments of his game and comfort level this summer up to the media.
"I'll let y'all judge that, y'all judge everything else," Jackson said. "I'll let y'all judge that, but I feel pretty good out there."
Jackson gave those watching something good to judge him by Sunday, scoring a game-high 28 points in a 88-78 summer league loss to the Los Angeles Clippers at Cox Pavilion. It's the third time in four games he's scored at least 20.
Jackson has reason to be a bit defensive about his play. It's under scrutiny after a rookie season that wasn't spectacular.