After two consecutive games, 20+ scored, will the 76ers provide a two-way contract to the backcourt star?

In the previous Las Vegas NBA Summer League game, the Philadelphia 76ers narrowly defeated the Brooklyn Nets 87-83 after a hard fight. After this game, the 76ers' record in the summer league increased to 3 wins and 2 losses, while the Nets' record in the summer league fell to 1 win and 4 losses.

In this game, the performance of the 76ers' substitute backcourt player Mark Armstrong (Mark Armstrong) is impressive. Armstrong played 23 minutes and 50 seconds in the game, made 7 of 16 shots, 2 of 5 shots from outside the three-point line, and 7 of 9 free throws, and scored the highest score of 23 points plus 7 rebounds and 2 assists. He also had 2 fouls, with a plus-minus value of +2. Armstrong defeated all sides on the offensive end, and he showed his comprehensive scoring ability. With a large number of shots in his hand and enough playing time, he also showed his offensive and scoring talents. He simply smashed his opponent's defense line. Not only that, Armstrong also maintained sufficient stability on the defensive end, and his performance in rebound protection is only worthy of recognition. Armstrong also played the strongest performance in his personal summer league in this game, and he also made great contributions to the team's victory.

Summer League so far, Armstrong has played 5 games in total, averaging 14.9 minutes per game, averaging 11 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2 assists and 0.6 steals, and 1 turnover and 1 foul. His shooting percentage is 39.6%, three-point shooting percentage is 36.8%, and free throw shooting percentage is 71.4%. Armstrong didn't play much in the first three games of the summer league, and his performance was not particularly outstanding. In the last two games, Armstrong scored more than 20 minutes of playing time and a lot of mobile phone opportunities. He scored 45 points in these two games and helped the team win two consecutive victories in these two games. He also fully proved his scoring ability. Armstrong proved with his performance that as long as he is given enough ball rights and playing time, he can play his worth.

Armstrong was born in February 2004 and is 21 years old, 188cm tall and weighs 82kg. He was the undraft in the NBA draft last year. Armstrong represented the Nets in the summer league last summer, but his performance was very average. Last season, he played for the Nets' subordinate team, the Nets, and his performance was not outstanding. As a result, in this summer league, Armstrong seized the opportunity to prove his strength without being optimistic. I wonder if the big explosion in Armstrong in these two games can help him attract the attention and interest of the 76ers or other teams. Can he win a two-way contract for himself?