Patty Mills was very impressive in game 1 when he nearly got a triple-double.After that he was not as impressive to me. He scored more and showed how well he can shoot, but we already knew that. He did not pass the ball as well and did not look like a true point guard.
Armon Johnson was very impressive, I think he has the potential to be a star. He still needs to work on his passing and shooting, but he can score, is athletic, and can play defense.
Luke Babbitt was solid throughout the summer league. He showed his range in the last three games and showed that he is athletic and can drive, but he needs work on the defensive end.
Dante Cunningham and Jeff Pendergraph were solid, not amazing, but the summer league is a place were guards usually do much better than big men.
Ekene Ibekwe is a very athletic big man who's strength is defense. He has a lot of potential, but will take some time to develop. He can shoot free throws and has some offensive moves. I think he will be on a NBA roster this season.
Mike Green will not get an opportunity from the Blazers, but he impressed me in game 3 by being a true point guard. He can run a team and has some scoring ability. I think he would be a good 3rd string point guard, a guy that could step in and would not hurt you if someone got injured.
If I were to pick between Armon Johnson and Patty Mills, I would choose Johnson. He has more potential and more of an all around game. Patty Mills should be on a NBA roster and I think he would excel in a run and gun system such as New York's.
One other player that impressed me was Pooh Jeter. He is a point guard out of University of Portland. Last year he was on the Blazers' summer league team and played very well. This year he averaged 14.4 points on 48.2% shooting and 5.4 assists.