April 20, 2012; Charlotte, NC, USA; Charlotte Bobcats head coach Paul Silas talks to guard Kemba Walker (1) forward Derrick Brown (4) center Byron Mullens (22) and guard Gerald Henderson (15) during the game against the Memphis Grizzlies at Time Warner Cable Arena. Grizzlies win 85-80. Mandatory Credit: Sam Sharpe-US PRESSWIRE

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s summer league. I get it. But you know what? These past two Charlotte Bobcats games have been fun.

First they blow out the Kings, behind a great performance from Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. And then Sunday Night happened.

Full disclosure: I didn’t get to watch the game. I was sitting at a gift shop in Myrtle Beach, working. But I did follow the entire thing through a combination of Twitter and NBA.com… So here’s how the final moments of the Bobcats 68-64 win over the Cavs looked to me.

Its not looking good down by 6 with 2 mins left

— SportsFromMyEyes(@JTyree704) July 16, 2012

Byron Mullens slaps back Tyler Zeller’s layup.

— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) July 16, 2012

Tie game ! with 1 min left 62 all

— SportsFromMyEyes(@JTyree704) July 16, 2012

Bobcats have displayed a furious rally in last 3 minutes and now Kemba has 2 foul shots to give Charlotte the lead.

— Spencer Percy (@QCsportscrave) July 16, 2012

Bobcats take first lead with 32 seconds left on Kemba FT

— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) July 16, 2012

Waiters with the deep 2P and the Cavs have regained lead 64-63. TO Bobcats. Dunlap will setup last play with 12.8 sec remaining.

— Spencer Percy (@QCsportscrave) July 16, 2012

Kemba replies with a drive. Bobcats up one with 6 secs left

— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) July 16, 2012

Trap forces TO Cavs didn’t have. Bobcats get free throw, up one, with 3.9 secs and ball. Kemba makes

— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) July 16, 2012

No TO’s Not Smart Waiters Kemba to the line for 2 Kemba makes both ball game 68-64 Bobcats !

— SportsFromMyEyes(@JTyree704) July 16, 2012

Great Win for us Bobcats! We have a Great coach. 2-0

— Mike Kidd-Gilchrist (@MikeGillie14) July 16, 2012

Again, I can’t stress this enough, Charlotte shot, like, 1 percent from the field in the first quarter (exaggeration? maybe). The Bobcats defense kept them in this game, and some clutch buckets late sealed the deal.

I doubt Dunlap is going to employ much full court press in the regular season, but the ball-hounding mentality he’s driving into his players this summer won’t soon be forgotten.

Kemba Walker led the way for Charlotte with 13 points on 14 shots (9-11 on free-throws, though), Jeffrey Taylor scored 12 points on 15 shots, but also grabbed seven rebounds, and Byron Mullens dropped nine points on 17 shots. He did have two blocks and eight boards, though.

The Bobcats forced 21 turnovers and only gave the ball away 11 times. They also held the Cavs to 37.5 percent shooting, even though they were shooting well above 40 percent at half time.

Yeah, it’s summer league. But, right now, Charlotte Bobcats basketball is fun to watch.