NBA Summer League Schedule

I mean other than world cup its a slow summer

Great list of UDFA signings so you can find your college players:

A number of prospects have already signed with teams on two-way contracts, exhibit-10 deals or Summer League agreements, and will try to earn a spot within an NBA organization.

Here's an updated list of undrafted free agent signings following the draft.

Atlanta Hawks
Isaac McKneely, Louisville

Boston Celtics
Milos Uzan, Houston
Tucker DeVries, Indiana

Brooklyn Nets
Ben Humrichous, Illinois
Dion Brown, Saint Louis
Duke Brennan, Villanova

Charlotte Hornets
Max Mackinnon, LSU
Michael Ajayi, Butler
Latrell Wrightsell Jr., Alabama
Wyatt Fricks, Marshall
Kylan Boswell, Illinois

Chicago Bulls
Tobe Awaka, Arizona
Jaylin Sellers, Providence
Donovan Atwell, Texas Tech
Houston Mallette, Alabama

Cleveland Cavaliers
Xaivian Lee, Florida
Ernest Udeh Jr., Miami
Rashaun Agee, Texas A&M
Tre'Von Spillers, West Virginia

Denver Nuggets
Giovanni Emejuru, East Carolina
Aaron Nkrumah, Tennessee State
Mark Mitchell, Missouri

Detroit Pistons
Jaden Henley, Grand Canyon
Roddy Gayle Jr., Michigan

Orlando Magic
Corey Stephenson, FIU

Golden State Warriors
Graham Ike, Gonzaga
Nick Boyd, Wisconsin
CJ Gunn, DePaul
Reese Dixon-Waters, San Diego State

Houston Rockets
Quadir Copeland, NC State
Oscar Cluff, Purdue

Indiana Pacers
Kowacie Reeves Jr., Georgia Tech
Rienk Mast, Nebraska
Tamin Lipsey, Iowa State
Keba Kieta, BYU
Jalen Warley, Gonzaga

LA Clippers
Fletcher Loyer, Purdue
Themus Fulks, UCF
Riley Kugel, UCF

Los Angeles Lakers
Peter Suder, Miami (OH)
AK Okereke, Vanderbilt
Robbie Avila, Saint Louis
Chase Ross, Marquette
William Kyle III, Syracuse
Robert McCray V, Florida State
Jacari White, Virginia

Memphis Grizzlies
Carson Cooper, Michigan State
Zach Cleveland, Liberty
Brendan Hausen, Iowa
Jestin Porter, Clemson

Miami Heat
Keyshawn Hall, Auburn
J’Vonne Hadley, Louisville
Tre White, Kansas
Tre Donaldson, Miami
Meechie Johnson Jr., South Carolina
Arnas Sakenis, SIUE
Nate Kingz, Syracuse
Ezra Ausar, USC

Milwaukee Bucks
Rafael Castro, George Washington

Minnesota Timberwolves
Toby Harris, Iona
Devin McGlockton, Vanderbilt

New Orleans Pelicans
Melvin Council Jr., Kansas
Chris Bell, California
Shawn Phillips Jr., Missouri
Dominique Daniels Jr., California Baptist
Jordan Riley, East Carolina
Solomon Washington, Maryland

New York Knicks
Oziyah Sellers, St. John's

Oklahoma City Thunder
Lamar Wilkerson, Indiana
Nate Johnson, Kansas State
Sam Alexis, Indiana
Josh Dix, Creighton
Elijah Mahi, Santa Clara
Christoph Tilly, Ohio State
Bryce Harris, Howard

Orlando Magic
Malik Reneau, Miami
Mike Sharavjamts, South Carolina

Philadelphia 76ers
Javontae Campbell, Bowling Green
Isaac Johnson, Hawaii
Amani Lyles, Akron
Duke Miles, Vanderbilt

Phoenix Suns
Sam Hoiberg, Nebraska
Corey Camper Jr., Nevada

Portland Trail Blazers
Barry Dunning Jr., Pittsburgh

San Antonio Spurs
Tyon Grant-Foster, Gonzaga
Miles Barnstable, Tulsa
Harry Wessels, Saint Mary's

Sacramento Kings
Marquel Sutton, LSU
BJ Edwards, SMU
Elias Ralph, Pacific
Anthony Dell'Orso, Arizona

Toronto Raptors
Nimari Burnett, Michigan
Jalen Celestine, Cincinnati
Nate Bittle, Oregon
Malik Thomas, Virginia

Utah Jazz
Jaxon Kohler, Michigan State
Micah Handlogten, Florida

Washington Wizards
KeShawn Murphy, Auburn
John Camden, California

This is what happens when you let worthless organizations like the Thunder have a prominent place in your league. You simply lose all national interest

When the Lakers had Lonzo and Ingram in the summer league back in 2018, we had 7/8 page individual game threads

quote:

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Id go to a game or two if I was in Vegas.

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I’ve made a weekend out of Vegas Summer League a few times, but it ranks way below Spring Training in terms of importance. At least The vast majority of guys at Spring Training are playing for said club.

Marc Stein
@TheSteinLine

Mavericks first-round pick Sergio De Larrea, I’m told, is now indeed expected to play in summer league next week … while the broader topic of plans for next season continue to be worked through.

Interesting concept to speed up games.

NBA Communications
@NBAPR

The one free throw rule will be tested at the upcoming NBA summer leagues.

With this rule, any foul that would typically result in one, two or three free throws under standard NBA rules will instead result in a single free throw attempt. That attempt will be worth the same total number of points as the free throws it replaces.

Standard NBA free throw rules will apply during the last two minutes of the fourth quarter and throughout overtime.

Just a suggestion but for your summer schedule updates, instead of teams put which key players will be playing, or at least add that.

From reports of summer games there were at least 60 MVP players drafted.