Former Siena College standout Kenny Hasbrouck scored 12 points in 20 minutes of the Miami Heat's 96-85 preseason victory over CSKA Moscow on Tuesday night.

Hasbrouck, who was 5-for-8 from the field, also had four assists and two rebounds.

On Friday night, former Siena star Kenny Hasbrouck got into Miami's preseason game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Hasbrouck played 17 minutes and finished with two points and two assists.

Just in case you've been under a rock lately former Siena star Kenny Hasbrouck signed with the Heat earlier this week.

Here's what ran in our paper on Wednesday.


Move over LeBron, former Siena basketball star Kenny Hasbrouck has resigned with the Miami Heat.

Hasbrouck led the Heat’s 2010 summer league team with 13.6 points in 28.6 minutes per game.

Teams of the deal were not disclosed per team policy.
Last year, he signed two separate 10-day deals before resigning for the remainder of the season in early April.

The Heat have drawn national attention for signing LeBron James and Chris Bosh, to form a super trio with Dwayne Wade.

Hasbrouck’s deal is not guaranteed until Dec. 1, but gives him a chance to earn a roster spot.
The 6-foot-3 Hasbrouck helped Siena College win first-round NCAA Tournament games in 2008 and 2009 and would be the first former Saints player to appear in the NBA.

Hasbrouck was the most decorated Siena men’s basketball player, helping the team to two NCAA Tournaments, winning Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year award as a freshman, being named MAAC Player of the Year as a senior and scored 1,917 points to stand fourth on the school’s all-time list.

Hasbrouck flew to Miami Wednesday after being in Albany for a drunk-driving class.

Former Siena College star Kenny Hasbrouck has signed his second 10-day contract with the Miami Heat.

Hasbrouck still hasn't suited up for a game, but is the first former Siena player to appear on a NBA roster.

The Heat play tonight at Milwaukee.

From the Associated Press.....

MIAMI (AP) - Kenny Hasbrouck impressed the Miami Heat last summer. The team didn’t forget.

Hasbrouck signed a 10-day contract Tuesday with the Heat, getting called up from the NBA Development League six months after nearly landing a spot on Miami’s training-camp roster. A broken rib derailed those plans, but the Heat never lost track of the former Siena guard, either.

"I’m going to work out a lot and hopefully I can just fit in," said the 6-foot-3 Hasbrouck, a shooting guard at Siena and a point guard with the Heat last summer. "I’m really just trying to focus on just being a good teammate, doing whatever they ask me to do and try my hardest to get a spot on the team."

Hasbrouck got the call from the Heat on Sunday night, traveled to South Florida on Monday, and the deal got done shortly after the team’s shootaround practice Tuesday morning.