NBA 2026 Summer League Games, Refs, Players

NBA 2026 7/3 - 7/19, except 7/8 (2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2010) Summer League

	NBA 2026 Summer League Teams Classic in Chase Center, San Francisco CA (c:), Salt Lake City UT (s:), NBA 2K26 in Las Vegas NV (l:)
Atlanta l:3-2	Atlanta s:2-1	Boston l:3-2	Brooklyn l:2-2	Charlotte l:1-4	Chicago l:1-4	Cleveland l:3-2	Dallas l:3-2
Denver l:2-3	Detroit l:1-3	Golden St. c:2-4	Golden St. l:5-1	Houston l:3-2	Indiana l:2-3	LA Clippers l:3-2	LA Lakers c:2-1
LA Lakers l:4-1	Memphis l:4-2	Memphis s:1-2	Miami c:2-1	Miami l:2-3	Milwaukee c:1-2	Milwaukee l:2-3	Minnesota l:2-3
New Orleans l:2-3	New York l:1-4	Okla. City l:0-4	Okla. City s:0-3	Orlando l:4-1	Phila. l:2-3	Phoenix l:3-2	Portland l:2-3
Sacramento c:3-0	Sacramento l:2-3	San Antonio c:0-3	San Antonio l:4-1	Toronto l:3-1	Utah l:2-3	Utah s:3-0	Washington l:3-2



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NBA 2026 Summer League Schedule/Results (click score for box score, official to toggle photo, player for realgm profile) games in San Francisco Ca. 7/03, 7/05 and 7/06; Salt Lake City 07/04, 07/05, 07/06; Las Vegas 7/09 to 7/19
#	july day/et		team 1	score	team 2	officials			top points	rebounds	top assists
01c1	03	08:00pm	San Antonio	87-88	Miami	Greene, T.	Gatling, G.	Perrymond, G.	J. Young, 21	T. Kills, 7	J. Gillespie, 8
02c2	03	10:30pm	L.A. Lakers	72-104	Golden St.	Kent, A.	Cross, G.	Reynolds, K.	Y. Lendeborg, 19	A. Kaluma, 6	J. Elmore, 7
03c3	04	03:00pm	Golden St.	83-97	Milwaukee	Kinsey, J.	McClatchy, W.	Gardner, K.	B. Boston Jr., 17	B. Markovic, 7	K. Lewis Jr., 5
04s1	04	03:00pm	Memphis	111-74	Okla. City	Mulla, K.	Gelinas, C.	Singletary, E.	O. Prosper, 17	C. Coward, 8	J. Small, 9
05c4	04	05:00pm	Sacramento	79-76	Brooklyn	McClenny, I.	Murray, L.	Olsen, A.	D. Acuff Jr., 25	C. Johnson, 9	D. Acuff Jr., 4
06s2	04	05:00pm	Atlanta	102-103 (ot)	Utah	Scott, J.	Birch, A.	Spiker, A.	D. Peterson, 28	Z. Ejiofor, 11	K. Flemings, 9
07c5	05	03:00pm	Milwaukee	69-89	Brooklyn	Olsen, A.	Gardner, K.	Kinsey, J.	B. Boston Jr., 18	D. Brennan, 12	D. Brown, 8
08c6	05	04:30pm	L.A. Lakers	93-91 (2ot)	Miami	McFadden, J.	Aellig, E.	Garber, C.	C. Carr, 26	A. Watson, 10	W. Hickey, 7
09c7	05	05:00pm	Sacramento	91-85	Golden St.	McClatchy, W.	McClenny, I.	Murray, L.	E. Sharp, 18	M. Sutton, 8	N. Boyd, 10
10c8	05	07:00pm	San Antonio	69-98	Golden St.	Araujo, I.	Evans, K.	Parker, E.	L. Olbrich, 13	M. Leons, 9	L. Olbrich, 4
11s3	06	07:00pm	Atlanta	82-77	Okla. City	Mulla, K.	Birch, A.	Spiker, A.	P. Sandfort, 25	Z. Ejiofor, 15	K. Flemmings, 5
12c9	06	07:30pm	L.A. Lakers	88-84	San Antonio	Garber, C.	Evans, K.	Parker, E.	C. Manon, 24	T. Reed Jr., 12	J. Gillespie, 6
13c10	06	08:00pm	Golden St.	79-100	Brooklyn	McClenny, I.	McClatchy, W.	Kinsey, J.	E. Demin, 23	A. Garcia, 9	B. Saraf, 7
14s4	06	09:00pm	Memphis	100-109	Utah	Scott, J.	Gelinas, C.	Singletary, E.	D. Peterson, 25	C. Williams, 8	D. Peterson, 12
15c11	06	10:00pm	Miami	95-85	Golden St.	Aellig, E.	Araujo, I.	McFadden, J.	R. Conwell, 26	J. Hadley, 10	T. Donaldson, 6
16c12	06	10:00pm	Milwaukee	89-95	Sacramento	Murray, L.	Olsen, A.	Gardner, K.	M. Sutton, 24	D. Cardwell,12	B. Markovic, 5
17s5	07	07:00pm	Atlanta	96-82	Memphis	Singletary, E.	Scott, J.	Birch, A.	D. Higgs, 22	J. Porter, 10	R. Dennis, 7
18s6	07	09:00pm	Okla. City	69-103	Utah	Spiker, A.	Mulla, K.	Gelinas, C.	J. Aidoo, 16	J. Aidoo, 14	B. Mbeng, 7
19l1	09	03:30pm	Minnesota	105-92	New Orleans	Reneau, J.	Baroody, D.	Gungor, C.	K. Bufkin, 30	J. Beringer, 11	Z. Pullin, 12
20l2	09	04:30pm	San Antonio	66-93	Atlanta	Jelks, S.	Gloss, A.	Husainy, W.	A. Newell, 15	T. Reed Jr., 10	K. Flemings, 8
21l3	09	05:30pm	Golden St.	101-90	Dallas	Lewis, E.	Ricks, T.	Chueca, A.	M. Johnson, 27	Y. Lendeborg, 10	R. Nembhard, 11
22l4	09	05:30pm	Detroit	93-101	Philadelphia	Ralls, J.	Schroeder, J.	Woolcock, R.	I. Jones, 22	J. Broome, 13	L. Philon, 7
23l5	09	07:30pm	Charlotte	86-74	Orlando	O'Connell, P.	Christopher, J.	Pesic, P.	L. McNeeley, 28	H. Steinbach, 11	R. Kalkberenner, 5
24l6	09	09:00pm	Utah	88-92	Washington	Orr, J.	Twardoski, S.	Guzman, J.	A. Dybantsa, 27	A. Dybantsa, 7	M. Abmas, 5
25l7	09	11:00pm	Sacramento	91-85	L.A. Clippers	Mehta, S.	Finney-Smithy, M.	Murphy, E.	E. Sharp, 21	D. Caldwell, 9	D. Acuff Jr., 7
26l8	10	04:00pm	Milwaukee	86-119	Miami	Flores, C.	Maru, B.	Williams, S.	J. Young, 19	T. White, 10	J. Young, 7
27l9	10	04:30pm	Cleveland	93-99	Indiana	Gonnelli, A.	Wood, R.	Rivera, S.	N. Tomlin, 20	R. Mast, 11	J. Slawson, 5
28l10	10	06:00pm	Brooklyn	91-65	New York	Myers, M.	Gatling, G.	Harris, D.	P. Dadiet, 20	C. Johnson, 9	D. Jones, 4
29l11	10	06:30pm	Houston	97-86	Denver	Chang, C.	Prince, J.	Liszka, W.	B. Thornton, 27	T. Brazile, 11	K. Simpson, 9
30l12	10	08:00pm	Chicago	96-97	Memphis	Conley, J.	Alabanza, J.	Zhang, X.	C. Wilson, 35	C. Coward, 10	C. Coward, 5
31l13	10	09:00pm	Boston	83-80 (ot)	Toronto	Haskill, B.	Olsen, A.	Schellhase III, J.	A. Williams, 23	A. Williams, 13	H. Gonzalez, 8
32l14	10	10:00pm	Okla. City	84-96	L.A. Lakers	Adair, B.	Hussey, R.	Perrymond, G.	A. Thiero, 20	B. Barnhizer, 10	C. Manon, 5
33l15	10	11:00pm	Portland	79-81	Phoenix	Painter, C.	Gloss, A.	Rafferty, M.	D. Steward, 21	K. Maluach, 11	D. Brown II, 7
34l16	11	03:30pm	Miami	88-93	Orlando	Baroody, D.	Reneau, J.	Bissant, B.	T. Keels, 32	C. Castleton, 8	J. Young, 6
35l17	11	04:00pm	New Orleans	95-91	Charlotte	Jelks, S.	Lear, J.	Knysh, R.	H. Dickinson, 21	T. Salaun, 9	K. Boswell, 7
36l18	11	05:30pm	Indiana	93-100 (ot)	Philadelphia	Ralls, J.	Schroeder, J.	Gungor, C.	J. Slawson, 26	J. Broome, 11	L. Philon, 6
37l19	11	06:00pm	New York	49-70	San Antonio	Lewis, E.	Ricks, T.	Olsen, A.	C. Bryant, 19	T. Reed Jr., 9	J. Gillespie, 5
38l20	11	07:30pm	Denver	101-82	Minnesota	O'Connell, P.	Primm, J.	Woolcock, R.	Z. Pullin, 24	E. Freeman, 8	K. Simpson, 4
39l21	11	08:00pm	Atlanta	83-76	Brooklyn	Twardoski, S.	Orr, J.	Chueca, A.	C. Johnson, 20	C. Johnson, 10	B. Saraf, 5
40l22	11	09:30pm	Houston	89-102	Toronto	Cearley, N.	Smith, Q.	Pesic, P.	S. Lundy, 23	J. Sharp, 7	C. Hepburn, 8
41l23	11	10:00pm	L.A. Lakers	91-70	Dallas	Mehta, S.	Shivers, A.	Guzman, J.	A. Kaluma, 34	C. Manon, 8	R. Nembhard, 5
42l24	12	03:00pm	Phoenix	75-81	New Orleans	Hussey, R.	Araujo, I.	Singletary, E.	M. Dia, 18	K. Maluach, 15	D. Brown II, 4
43l25	12	04:00pm	Cleveland	94-103	Detroit	Maru, B.	Chang, C.	Prince, J.	M. Thomas, 30	I. Jones, 10	M. Thomas, 7
44l26	12	05:00pm	Charlotte	75-87	Boston	Flores, C.	Murray, L.	Wu, T.	D. Mitchell, 24	D. Mitchell, 8	M. Uzan, 6
45l27	12	06:00pm	Okla. City	79-104	Golden St.	Myers, M.	Williams, S.	Abazi, F.	L. Olbrich, 14	M. Leons, 11	L. Cryer, 5
46l28	12	07:00pm	Orlando	112-105 (ot)	Portland	Gatling, G.	Versoza, K.	Beverley, K.	L. Quinones, 30	L. Quinones, 8	T. Washington Jr., 7
47l29	12	08:00pm	Sacramento	85-104	Washington	Conley, J.	Perrymond, G.	Zhang, X.	W. Riley, 32	M. Raynaud, 12	W. Riley, 4
48l30	12	09:00pm	San Antonio	90-80	Milwaukee	McClenny, I.	Sanchez-Carrizales, H.	Liszka, W.	B. Burries, 26	M. Brown, 10	P. Nance, 5
49l31	12	10:00pm	L.A. Clippers	104-82	Utah	Alabanza, J.	Malo, M.	Rivera, S.	D. Peterson, 23	J. Aidoo, 10	D. Peterson, 5
50l32	13	04:00pm	Detroit	75-86	New York	Mulla, K.	Wood, R.	Gungor, C.	C. Lanier, 24	I. Jones, 8	J. Kayil, 4
51l33	13	04:30pm	Toronto	94-93	Indiana	Scott, J.	Hasebe, R.	Olsen, A.	R. Mast, 23	R. Mast, 10	B. Smith, 9
52l34	13	06:00pm	Atlanta	102-90	Boston	Gardner, K.	McClatchy, W.	Woolcock, R.	K. Johnson, 30	I. Wong, 9	I. McKneely, 5
53l35	13	07:00pm	Dallas	96-88	Memphis	Garber, C.	Kinsey, J.	Guzman, J.	C. Boozer, 21	C. Coward, 12	S. De Larrea, 12
54l36	13	08:00pm	Miami	73-90	Cleveland	Aellig, E.	Budnik, J.	Pesic, P.	M. Thomas, 35	V. Goldin, 8	M. Thomas, 3
55l37	13	09:00pm	Chicago	63-80	Utah	Catanzariti, G.	McFadden, J.	Guzman, J.	C. Wilson, 19	J. Aidoo, 11	H. Gray, 5
56l38	13	10:00pm	Phoenix	95-88	Milwaukee	Primm, J.	Smith, Q.	Harris, D.	B. Burries, 23	K. Maluach, 10	B. Burries, 6
57l39	13	11:00pm	Minnesota	84-111	Portland	Evans, K.	Gajdosz, P.	Peralta-Ortega, C.	D. Williams, 21	Y. Hansen, 10	Z. Pullin, 10
58l40	14	04:00pm	Philadelphia	64-90	Houston	Murray, L.	Lear, J.	Shivers, A.	I. Crawford, 19	O. Cluff, 9	B. Thornton, 4
59l41	14	06:00pm	Sacramento	83-115	Brooklyn	Cearley, N.	Liszka, W.	Ayayi, G.	D. Acuff Jr., 26	C. Johnson, 9	E. Demin, 8
60l42	14	07:00pm	Memphis	106-85	Golden St.	Gonnelli, A.	Olsen, A.	Zhang, X.	J. Small, 26	Y. Lendeborg, 9	J. Small, 7
61l43	14	08:00pm	Washington	87-99	Chicago	Singletary, E.	Birch, A.	Finney-Smith, M.	J. Sellers, 24	T. Awaka, 10	K. Chandler, 5
62l44	14	09:00pm	Denver	106-103	Okla. City	Gelinas, C.	Arrick II, K.	Abazi, F.	T. Brazile, 32	B. Barnhizer, 11	D. Jarreau, 8
63l45	14	10:00pm	L.A. Clippers	85-99	L.A. Lakers	Spiker, A.	Parker, E.	Knysh, R.	C. Carr, 23	C. Manon, 11	P. Suder, 5
64l46	15	03:30pm	Indiana	98-114	Minnesota	Painter, C.	Budnik, J.	Shellhase III, J.	Z. Pullin, 23	E. Freeman, 11	B. Smith, 8
65l47	15	04:00pm	Orlando	99-92	Philadelphia	Rafferty, M.	Garber, C.	Dainja, D.	J. Richardson, 25	A. Morales, 10	L. Philon, 6
66l48	15	05:30pm	New Orleans	77-82	Cleveland	Scott, J.	Beverley, K.	Bissant, B.	M. Branham, 23	C. Shumate, 9	M. Council Jr., 5
67l49	15	06:00pm	Phoenix	100-88	Detroit	Hasebe, R.	Prince, J.	McClatchy, W.	B. Williams, 24	K. Maluach, 15	D. Brown II, 6
68l50	15	07:30pm	Milwaukee	110-91	Charlotte	Gardner, K.	Christopher, J.	Peralta-Ortega, C.	H. Steinbach, 27	H. Steinbach, 15	C. Anderson, 10
69l51	15	08:00pm	Boston	82-76	Sacramento	Haskill, B.	Aellig, E.	Gordon, L.	H. Gonzalez	C. Cenac Jr., 12	H. Gonzalez, 5
70l52	15	09:30pm	Utah	82-94	San Antonio	Kinsey, J.	Gajdosz, P.	Wu, T.	J. Gillespie, 25	R. Davis, 12	J. Gillespie, 5
71l53	15	10:30pm	Washington	94-108	L.A. Clippers	Mulla, K.	Wood, R.	Trotman, J.	K. Sanders, 26	N. Omier, 15	S. Pedulla, 11
72l54	16	04:00pm	Dallas	97-87	Okla. City	Gelinas, C.	Johnson, R.	Murphy, E.	B. Barnhizer, 21	B. Barnhizer, 12	S. De Larrea, 14
73l55	16	04:30pm	Brooklyn	83-100	Houston	Evans, K.	Spiker, A.	Finney-Smithy, M.	B. Thornton, 23	O. Cluff, 10	D. Nix, 5
74l56	16	06:00pm	L.A. Lakers	105-82	Chicago	Williams, M.	Lear, J.	Knysh, R.	C. Wilson, 21	C. Wilson, 8	J. Elmore, 5
75l57	16	07:00pm	Golden St.	87-77	New York	Abazi, A.	Gonnelli, A.	Shivers, A.	J. Akins, 21	G. Ike, 9	Y. Lendeborg, 6
76l58	16	08:00pm	Memphis	96-64	Atlanta	McClenny, I.	Reed, J.	Perry, B.	C. Boozer, 24	C. Boozer, 7	J. Small, 7
77l59	16	09:00pm	Toronto	99-90	Miami	McFadden, J.	Rivera, S.	Ayayi, G.	J. Young, 30	J. Young, 12	T. Donaldson, 8
78l60	16	10:00pm	Portland	108-101	Denver	Araujo, I.	Sanchez-Carrizales, H.	Arrick II, K.	M. Sears, 26	T. Brazile, 8	C. Youngblood, 8
79lc01	17	06:30pm	Sacramento	92-90	Charlotte	Kinsey, J.	Parker, E.	Wu, T.	H. Steinbach, 22	H. Steinbach, 11	C. Anderson, 8
80lc02	17	07:00pm	Chicago	91-100	Cleveland	Murray, L.	Aellig, E.	Gordon, L.	M. Thomas, 24	T. Spillers, 9	H. Mallette, 6
81lc03	17	08:30pm	Dallas	110-88	New York	Primm, J.	Olsen, A.	Beverley, K.	T. Smith, 21	J. Diaz-Graham, 12	V. Ishchenko, 7
82lc04	17	09:00pm	Detroit	87-101	Miami	Smith, Q.	Trotman, J.	Peralta-Ortega, C.	E. Okorie, 29	T. Donaldson, 8	T. Donaldson, 10
83lc05	17	10:30pm	Portland	79-83	Utah	Gardner, K.	Budnik, J.	Bissant, B.	J. Harmon, 21	Y. Hansen, 10	H. Gray, 6
84lc06	17	11:00pm	Minnesota	120-128	L.A. Clippers	Singletary, E.	Birch, A.	Rafferty, M.	K. Wagler, 26	N. Omier, 15	S. Pedulla, 11
85lc07	18	04:30pm	Boston	97-103	Orlando	McClenny, I.	Johnson, R.	Murphy, E.	M. Reneau, 19	A. Toney, 6	A. Baldwin Jr., 5
86lc08	18	05:00pm	Philadelphia	94-96	Milwaukee	McFadden, J.	Reed, J.	Arrick II, K.	B. Burries, 27	B. Markovic, 8	B. Burries, 5
87lsem1	18	06:30pm	Houston	90-101	Memphis	Abazi, A.	Scott, J.	Garber, K.	C. Coward, 28	C. Boozer, 12	B. Thornton, 7
88lc09	18	07:00pm	Atlanta	83-91	Washington	Sanchez-Carrizales, H.	Gelinas, C.	Abazi, F.	D. Higgs, 22	I. Wong, 9	R. Beekman, 14
89lsem2	18	08:30pm	Golden St.	92-88	L.A. Lakers	Williams, M.	Mulla, K.	Araujo, I.	A. Thiero, 18	G. Ike, 11	L. Cryer, 4
90llc10	18	09:00pm	Indiana	91-73	New Orleans	Hasebe, R.	McClatchy, W.	Christopher, J.	D. Daniels Jr., 25	S. Washington, 11	Y. Kawamura, 12
91lc11	18	10:30pm	San Antonio	86-81	Phoenix	Spiker, A.	Gajdosz, P.	Perry, B.	D. Askew, 20	I. Milicic, Jr., 11	J. Cooke, 4
92lc12	19	04:30pm	Brooklyn	108-90	Okla. City	Jones, K.	Birch, A.	Malo, M.	J. Ukomadu, 23	D. Brown, 10	D. Brown, 11
93lc13	19	6:30pm	Denver	96-89	Toronto	Evans, K.	Parker, E.	Peralta-Ortega, C.	J. Ramsey, 20	J. Sharp, 10	A. Hoggard, 9
94lfin	19	09:00pm	Golden St.	94-90	Memphis	Haskill, B.	Cearley, N.	Painter, C.	Y. Lendeborg, 21	Y. Lendeborg, 10	J. Small, 8

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2026 NBA Summer Las Vegas Top Players as determined by CBS Sports
2026 Summer Las Vegas 1st Top Players (mvp: Brydan Burries)					2026 Summer League Las Vegas 2nd Top Players
Brayden Burries Milwaukee Bucks	Meleek Thomas Cleveland Cavs	Caleb Wilson Chicago Bulls	Khaman Maluach Phoenix Suns	Cameron Boozer Memphis Grizzlies	Egor Dёmin Brooklyn Nets	Allen Graves Toronto Raptors	Darryn Peterson Utah Jazz	Yaxel Lendeborg Golden State W.	AJ Dybantsa Washington Wiz.
Brayden Burries: Burries did a little bit of everything, which is exactly the role he played during his freshman season at Arizona. He can shoot, defend, playmake and rebound. Burries also adds versatility because of how well he plays on or off the ball. The Bucks are entering a rebuild with Giannis Antetokounmpo exiting the franchise, but the good news is Burries looks like a true building block as the franchise enters a new era. Burries appeared in four games in Las Vegas and averaged 23.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.3 assists. The most impressive part is the fact that Burries didn't turn the ball over much in those games. Summer league can be a chaotic environment for any player, so the fact that he was efficient and took care of the basketball is a positive sign for his development.
Meleek Thomas: Thomas stole the show in Las Vegas and had the best scoring output of almost anybody. He averaged 27.3 points in four games while shooting 43.8% from the 3-point line. Thomas flew under the radar at Arkansas because he played alongside one of the best players in the sport (Darius Acuff Jr.). Still, this showing in Las Vegas showed he can be a microwave scorer for a loaded Cleveland roster in need of cost-controlled talent.
Caleb Wilson: Wilson was outstanding in his first summer league game. He knocked down seven 3-pointers against Memphis. For context, Wilson made seven 3-pointers total during his entire freshman season at North Carolina. If the shot is real, it completely changes his ceiling as a prospect. Wilson was one of the best dunkers in college basketball, but because he is likely to operate more as a wing at the NBA level, it makes sense that Chicago wanted him to let it fly. Wilson's motor and defensive potential stood out, too.
Khaman Maluach: Maluach was one of the best sophomores at the event. After playing only limited minutes as a rookie, Maluach showed why he's ready for a massive Year 2 jump. He showcased an ability to stretch the floor on offense while also disrupting shots at the rim on defense.
Cameron Boozer: Boozer was the most consistent player in college basketball last season, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that Boozer was also one of the best players in summer league. Boozer is a gifted passer with a high basketball IQ. That's going to translate to the next level. Boozer also didn't sit out at the end of summer league when other top rookies shut it down. He should be the favorite for NBA Rookie of the Year.
Egor Dёmin: The future could be bright for Brooklyn. The Nets appear to have their backcourt of the future with Dёmin and Mikel Brown Jr., the No. 6 overall pick in last month's NBA Draft. Dёmin showed flashes of improvement in finishing at the rim and inside the arc. He was a great 3-point shooter as a rookie last season, but needed to improve that area of his game. He did that.
Allen Graves: At the time, the Graves pick didn't make a ton of sense because of how much forward/wing depth Toronto already had. It was nothing against Graves as a prospect, as he was the analytical darling of the class. Graves showed why he will challenge for serious minutes as a rookie because of what he can do on both ends of the floor. He averaged 16.8 points in four games.
Darryn Peterson: The turnovers (and fouls) will need to be cleaned up when the season starts. However, Peterson did enough in Salt Lake City and Las Vegas, which reinforced why he is one of the best guard prospects in recent memory. Peterson did two things the last few weeks he didn't show much in college: He put pressure on the rim and distributed the ball. Peterson is going to be an immediate impact player on both ends of the floor during his rookie season.
Yaxel Lendeborg: Lendeborg had plenty of standout moments in the summer league, where he showcased his blend of size, strength and athleticism that could make him a Day 1 starter as a rookie. Lendeborg was one of the oldest prospects drafted in the first round and it looks like the Warriors made the right pick. He finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds in the win over the Grizzlies, which clinched the franchise's second summer league title.
AJ Dybantsa: Despite playing in just two games in the summer league, Dybantsa showed why he was the No. 1 overall pick. Dybantsa did an exceptional job of drawing contact and getting to the free-throw line. He attempted 14 shots from the charity stripe and scored 50 points in those two games. Washington made the right decision to shut him down early because he did enough in those two games.

2025 NBA Summer Las Vegas Top Players as determined by CBS Sports
2025 Summer Las Vegas 1st Top Players (mvp: Kyle Filipowski)					2025 Summer League Las Vegas 2nd Top Players
Kyle Filipowski Utah Jazz	Kon Knueppel Charlotte Hornets	Nique Clifford Sacramento Kings	David Jones- Garcia San Antonio Spurs	Ron Holland II Detroit Pistons	Drew Timme Brooklyn Nets	Cooper Flagg Dallas Mavericks	Ajay Mitchell Okla. City Thunder	Liam McNeeley Charlotte Hornets	Reed Sheppard Houston Rockets
Kyle Filipowski: Filipowski is 2025 NBA summer league MVP.The second-year forward out of Duke had a dominant showing in Las Vegas. Filipowski averaged 29.3 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists in three games. Filipowski finished as the leading scorer at the event among players who played in at least three games. Filipowski appeared in 72 games and made 27 starts during his rookie season. It wouldn't be surprising to see those numbers increase. He was the best second-year player in Las Vegas
Kon Knueppel: It's no secret that Knueppel struggled in his summer-league debut. It looked uncharacteristic. The former Duke star missed open shots, free throws and didn't look like the college basketball star people were accustomed to watching. After the first game, everything changed. He scored in double figures in each of the next three games, including a double-double (16 points and 10 rebounds) in his second game. Knueppel will be the perfect player to slot in Charlotte's lineup next to Brandon Miller and LaMelo Ball. Knueppel showed why his first lackluster performance was an outlier.
Nique Clifford: The Sacramento Kings might've gotten the steal of the draft. The Kings entered Day 1 of last month's draft without a first-round pick, but one of the worst-kept secrets in league circles was Sacramento's desire to trade into the draft. Clifford, a projected mid-first-round pick, fell to pick No. 24 and looked like a future star during his summer-league stint. Clifford did a little bit of everything for Sacramento: Playmaking, rebounding, scoring and played high-level defense. With a team that projects to have multiple score-first guards such as Malik Monk, DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine on the roster next year, Clifford can slot into the Kings rotation immediately and play a role.
David Jones-Garcia: The Spurs had multiple players on their roster who were must-watch in Las Vegas, which was headlined by lottery picks Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant. However, Jones-Garcia was the best player on San Antonio's roster. He averaged 21.6 points in five appearances and was one of only three players who averaged at least 20 points and played in five games. The former DePaul, St. John's and Memphis standout went undrafted last summer. He was on the NBA G League All-Rookie Team after playing for the Salt Lake City Stars and the Mexico City Capitanes last year. This performance should help his stock. It could even lead to him getting an opportunity at some point next season on an NBA roster.
Ron Holland II: There might not be a rising sophomore I'm buying stock in more than Holland ahead of the 2025-26 season. Holland's athleticism has never been a question. He has an elite motor with the potential to become an impactful two-way player at the NBA level. The biggest question mark surrounding Holland has been his outside shooting. He shot 23.8% from the 3-point line during his rookie year and looked uncomfortable doing so. However, in Las Vegas, his shot showed significant signs of improvement. He shot 46.7% on 5.0 attempts (in three games) and averaged 21.7 points and 6.0 rebounds. He looks poised for a major leap heading into Year 2.
Drew Timme: If you watched college basketball in any capacity during the last five years, the last name Timme might ring a bell for you. The former Gonzaga star was dominant during his three-game stint in Las Vegas. Timme averaged 25.3 points -- the second-most behind Filipowski -- and recorded 8.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists in three games. Timme played last season in the G League for the Stockton Kings and the Long Island Nets. He got some run toward the end of the season with Brooklyn and started in two games. This strong showing could be used as a springboard heading into the season.
Cooper Flagg: Sure Flagg struggled in his summer league debut, but in his second (and final game), he put together one of the best performances of the entire event. In total, Flagg averaged 20.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists in his short summer-league stint while showcasing his skills as a point guard and an elite defender. The sky is the limit for Flagg. He should enter next season as the clear-cut favorite to win Rookie of the Year.
Ajay Mitchell: Just over a month ago, Mitchell was playing in the NBA Finals. He was an early substitute in Game 1 against the Indiana Pacers. The second-year guard out of UCSB headlined an OKC team that went 4-1 and lost to the Hornets in the semifinals in Vegas. In three games, Mitchell averaged 20 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.3 assists while shooting 51.4% from the floor.
Liam McNeeley: It was pretty surprising to see McNeeley fall all the way to pick No. 29 on draft night. The former UConn star was limited due to injury during his freshman campaign and showed in summer league why he's poised to be a key contributor during his rookie year in Charlotte. McNeeley averaged 18.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists in two games. McNeeley also shot 42.9% from the 3-point line on seven attempts. This pick is looking like a steal for the Hornets.
Reed Sheppard: Sheppard was the star of summer league last year among first-year players. The former No. 3 overall pick performed at a high level but was buried on the depth chart in Houston because of a log-jam of guards already on the roster. So, what did the second-year guard do? Play in summer league. Despite playing only two games, Sheppard made his case on why he's ready for a big jump next year. He averaged 23.0 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists before getting shut down for the remainder of the event after two games.

2024 Summer League 1st Team						2024 Summer League 2nd Team (summer mvp: Jalen Wilson)

2023 Summer League 1st Team (mvp)							2023 Summer League 2nd Team
Keyonte George Utah Jazz	Sam Merrill Cleveland Cavs	Orlando Robinson Miami Heat	Hunter Tyson Denver Nuggets	Cam Whitmore Houston Rockets		Max Christie L.A. Lakers	Javon Freeman- Liberty Chicago Bulls	Xavier Moon L.A. Clippers	Emoni Bates Cleveland Cavs	Jabari Smith Jr. Houston Rockets	Jalen Wilson Brooklyn Nets

2022 Summer League 1st Team (mvp)						2022 Summer League 2nd Team
Tari Eason Houston Rockets	Quentin Grimes NY Knicks	Sandro Mamukelashvili Milwaukee Bucks	Keegan Murray Sac. Kings	Cameron Thomas Brooklyn Nets		Santi Aldama Memphis Grizzlies	Bennedict Mathurin Indiana Pacers	Marko Simonovic Chicago Bulls	Trendon Watford Portland Blazers	Lindell Wigginton Milwaukee Bucks

2021 Summer League 1st Team (co-mvps)						2021 Summer League 2nd Team
Jalen Johnson Atlanta Hawks	Davion Mitchell Sac. Kings	Trey Murphy III N.O. Pelicans	Jalen Smith Phoenix Suns	Cameron Thomas Brooklyn Nets		Cade Cunningham Detroit Pistons	Luke Garza Detroit Pistons	Jalen Green Houston Rockets	Paul Reed Phila. 76ers	Patrick Williams Chicago Bulls

2019 Summer League 1st Team						2019 Summer League 2nd Team
N. Alexander-W. N.O. Pelicans	Kendrick Nunn N.Y. Knicks	Jarrett Allen Brooklyn Nets	Brandon Clarke Memphis Grizzlies	Mitchell Robinson N.Y. Knicks		Chris Boucher Toronto Raptors	Rui Hachimura S.A. Spurs	Jaxson Hayes N.O. Pelicans	Anfernee Simons P. Trailblzers	Lonnie Walker S.A. Spurs

2018 Las Vegas All League Team
Wendell Carter Jr. Chicago first team	Josh Hart Lakers, most outstanding	Kevin Knox New York first team	Collin Sexton Cleveland first team	Christian Wood Milwaukee first team	Deandre Ayton Phoenix second team	Wade Baldwin IV Portland second team	Jaren Jackson Jr. Memphis second team	Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk Lakers second team	Trae Young Atlanta second team

2018 Utah Summer League Standouts
Tony Bradley Utah	John Collins Atlanta	Tyler Dorsey Atlanta	Jaren Jackson Jr. Memphis	Jeff Ledbetter San Antonio	George Niang Utah	Kobi Simmons Memphis	Derrick White San Antonio

2017 Las Vegas All League Team
Lonzo Ball L.A. Lakers most outstanding	John Collins Atlanta first team	Josh Jackson Phoenix first team	Dennis Smith Jr. Dallas first team	Caleb Swanigan Portland first team	Cheick Diallo New Orleans second team	Bryn Forbes San Antonio second team	Kyle Kuzma L.A. Lakers second team	Wayne Selden Memphis second team	Jayson Tatum Boston second team

2017 Orlando Summer League Standouts (by Fran Blinebury)
Bam Adebayo Miami	Dwayne Bacon Charlotte	Canyon Barry New York	Dwight Buycks Dallas	Henry Ellenson Detroit	Jonathan Isaac Orlando	Dakari Johnson Okla. City	Luke Kennard Detroit	Luke Kornet New York	TJ Leaf Indiana

2017 Utah Summer League Top Players (from Hoops Hype)
Dante Exum Utah	Bryn Forbes San Antonio	Markelle Fultz Philadelphia	Eric Griffin Utah	Donovan Mitchell Utah	Jayson Tatum Boston

2016 Las Vegas Top Ranked from Bleacher Report

01. B. Simmons, Phila.	\| 02. Booker, Pho.	\| 03. K. Anderson, San An.	\| 04. Ingram, Lakers	\| 05. Harris, Denver	\| 06. Russell, Lakers	\| 07. Richardson, Mia.	\| 08. Winslow, Miami
09. Portis, Chicago	\| 10. Lyles, Utah	\| 11. Mudiay, Denver	\| 12. Hollis-J., Bklyn	\| 13. Cauley-S., Sac.	\| 14. J. Anderson, Dal.	\| 15. Dunn, Minn.	\| 16. Hield, N. Orleans

01. Ben Simmons (19, sf/pf), Philadelphia | LSU | nba rookie | 19.2 pts, 11.8 reb, 4.8 ast, 2.0 stl, 0.8 blk

Maybe Ben Simmons can't shoot. Maybe he's improved his jumper since playing his final game for LSU. Either way, he's more talented than anyone else in the field.

Even though Simmons hasn't played an official game, Karl-Anthony Towns, Kristaps Porzingis and Nikola Jokic are all watching from afar, and none of the two-year vets (led by Gary Harris and Kyle Anderson) have this type of star potential.

Right away, Simmons' vision should be on display. He's a master of threading the ball through traffic in both transition and the half-court set, and his ability to control the tempo of a game should help the Philadelphia 76ers feel far more comfortable in what's essentially a pickup setting.

01. Ben Simmons age: 19, pos: sf/pf Philadelphia 76ers LSU nba rookie 19.2 pts, 11.8 reb, 4.8 ast, 2.0 stl, 0.8 blk	02. Devin Booker age: 19, pos: sg Phoenix Suns Phoenix Suns nba one years 13.8 pts, 2.5 reb, 2.6 ast, 0.6 stl, 0.3 blk	03. Kyle Anderson age: 22, pos: sf San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs nba two years 4.5 pts, 3.1 reb, 1.6 ast, 0.8 stl, 0.4 blk	04. Brandon Ingram age: 18, pos: sf L.A. Lakers Duke nba rookie 17.3 pts, 6.8 reb, 2.0 ast, 1.1 stl, 1.4 blk	05. Gary Harris age: 21, pos: sg Denver Nuggets Denver Nuggets nba two years 12.3 pts, 2.9 reb, 1.9 ast, 1.3 stl, 0.2 blk	06. D'Angelo Russell age: 20, pos: pg L.A. Lakers L.A. Lakers nba one years 13.2 pts, 3.4 reb, 3.3 ast, 1.2 stl, 0.2 blk	07. Josh Richardson age: 22, pos: sg Miami Heat Miami Heat nba one years 6.6 pts, 2.1 reb, 1.4 ast, 0.7 stl, 0.5 blk	08. Justise Winslow age: 20, pos: sf Miami Heat Miami Heat nba one years 6.4 pts, 5.2 reb, 1.5 ast, 0.9 stl, 0.3 blk
09. Bobby Portis age: 21, pos: pf Chicago Bulls Chicago Bulls nba one years 7.0 pts, 5.4 reb, 0.8 ast, 0.4 stl, 0.4 blk	10. Trey Lyles age: 20, pos: pf Utah Jazz Utah Jazz nba one years 6.1 pts, 3.7 reb, 0.7 ast, 0.3 stl, 0.2 blk	11. Emmanuel Mudiay age: 20, pos: pg Denver Nuggets Denver Nuggets nba one years 12.8 pts, 3.4 reb, 5.5 ast, 1.0 stl, 0.5 blk	12. Rondae Hollis-J. age: 21, pos: sf Brooklyn Nets Brooklyn Nets nba one years 5.8 pts, 5.3 reb, 1.5 ast, 1.3 stl, 0.6 blk	13. Willie Cauley-Stein age: 22, pos: pf/c Sacramento Kings Sacramento Kings nba one years 7.0 pts, 5.3 reb, 0.6 ast, 0.7 stl, 1.0 blk	14. Justin Anderson age: 22, pos: sg/sf Dallas Mavericks Dallas Mavericks nba one years 3.8 pts, 2.4 reb, 0.5 ast, 0.3 stl, 0.5 blk	15. Kris Dunn age: 22, pos: pg Minnesota Timberwolves Providence nba rookie 16.4 pts, 5.3 reb, 6.2 ast, 2.5 stl, 0.6 blk	16. Buddy Hield age: 22, pos: sg New Orleans Pelicans Oklahoma nba rookie 25.0 pts, 5.7 reb, 2.0 ast, 1.1 stl, 0.5 blk

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NBA 2026 Summer League Coach Roster By Team (name, team (summer league), birth day/place, college, grad date)
Antonio Lang Atlanta (s) 03/15/72 Mobile, al Duke 1994	Sanjay Lumpkin Atlanta (l) 04/29/94 Wayzala, mn Northwest, 2017	Amile Jefferson Boston (l) 05/07/93 Philadelphia, pa Duke 2017	Steve Hetzel Brooklyn (l) 03/01/90 Alan Park, mi Michigan St. 2005	Blaine Mueller Charlotte (l) ?? Watertown, wi Wisconsin Stevens 2011	Tiago Splitter Chicago (l) 01/01/85 Brazil, for	Andrew Olson Cleveland (l) 06/13/86 Minneapolis, mn Amherst 2008	Joe Boylan Dallas (l) 08/??/25 Baltimore, md Emerson	J.J. Barea Denver (l) 06/26/84 Puerto Rico Northeastern 2006
Steve Scalzi Detroit (l) 04/11/91 Bronx, ny Fordham 2011	Khalid Robinson Golden State (c,1) ?? Newport News, va U. of Georgia	Will Dunn Houston (l) 10/13/83 Minneapolis, mn Georgia Southern, 2008	Bryce Taylor Indiana (l) 09/27/86 Encino, ca, Oregon, 2008	Jay Larranaga L.A. Clippers (l) 01/30/75 Charlotte, nc Bowling Green 1997	Ty Abbott L.A. Lakers (c,l) 08/19/88 Phoenix, az Arizona St. 2011	Erik Schmidt Memphis (s,l) 07/29/82 ??, Michigan U. of Michigan, 2016	Wayne Ellington Miami (c,l) 11/29/87 Wynnewood, pa North Carolina 2009	Patrick St. Andrews Milwaukee (l) 09/15/87 State College, pa Penn State-Behrend 2013
Nathan Bubes Minnesota (l) ?? Boston College, 2018	God Shammgod New Orleans (l) 04/29/76 New York City, ny Providence, 1997	T.J. Saint New York (l) 08/27/87 Trafalgar, in Butler 2013	Daniel Dixon Okla. City (s) 02/13/94 Great Falls William & Mary 2017	Connor Johnson Okla. City (l) 03/10/98 England, for	D.J. Bakker Orlando (l) ?? Highland, in Trinity Christian 2009	T.J. Dileo Philadelphia (l) 06/22/90 Germany, for Temple 2013	Chaisson Allen Phoenix (l) 06/01/89 Nashville, tn Northeastern, 2011	Gilbert Abraham Portland (l) ?? ??, USA St. Andrews, 2004
Chris Darnell Sacramento (l) 12/03/86 Jacksonville, nc William & Mary, 2009	Corliss Williamson San Antonio (c,l) 12/04/73 Russellville, ar Arkansas 1995	Ivo Simovic Toronto (l) 01/05/79 Serbia, for	Steve Wojciechowski Utah (s,l) 08/11/76 Severna Park, md Duke 1998	T.J. Sorrentine Washington (l) 07/29/82 Pawtucket, ri Vermont, 2025

California Classic 7/03, 7/05, 7/06	Golden State (2 - 4)	LA Lakers (2 - 1)	Miami (2 - 1)	Milwaukee (1 - 2)	Sacramento (3 - 0)	San Antonio (0 - 3)
Salt Lake City 7/04, 7/05, 7/06	Atlanta (2 - 1)	Memphis (1 - 2)	Oklahoma City (0 - 3)	Utah (3 - 0)
Las Vegas League 7/09 - 7/19	Atlanta (3 - 2)	Boston (3 - 2)	Brooklyn (2 - 2)	Charlotte (1 - 4)	Chicago (1 - 4)	Cleveland (3 - 2)	Dallas (3 - 2)	Denver (2 - 2)	Detroit (1 - 4)	Golden State (5 - 1)
	Houston (3 - 2)	Indiana (2 - 3)	L.A. Clippers (3 - 2)	L.A. Lakers (4 - 1)	Memphis (4 - 2)	Miami (2 - 3)	Milwaukee (2 - 3)	Minnesota (2 - 3)	New Orleans (2 - 3)	New York (1 - 4)
	Oklahoma City (0 - 4)	Orlando (4 - 1)	Philadelphia (2 - 3)	Phoenix (3 - 2)	Portland (2 - 3)	Sacramento (2 - 3)	San Antonio (4 - 1)	Toronto (3 - 1)	Utah (2 - 3)	Washington (3 - 2)

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