The fifth day of the NBA Summer League featured a notable rally by the Pacers, plus some recognizable faces in the crowd.
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Bryce McGowens and Daniss Jenkins both signed two-way deals just before the start of NBA Summer League. Both led their teams to wins Monday.
No. 1 overall pick Zaccharie Risacher is showing off some of his unique talents as he competes for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA Summer League.
The Washington Wizards are hopeful No. 2 overall pick Alex Sarr will be their new franchise savior. There’s a lot to like, but also a lot of room for growth.
Houston Rockets 2023 first-round draft selection Cam Whitmore was one of three Rockets to score 22 points or more in a win on the third day of the NBA Summer League
On the second day of the NBA Summer League, two 2023 first-round draft picks helped their teams to victories in their returns to Las Vegas.
Former Liberty High School star Julian Strawther is eyeing a more consistent role in the Denver Nuggets’ rotation entering his second NBA season.
The top two overall picks from this year’s NBA draft faced off on the first night of the NBA Summer League, but a few other first-rounders opened with strong performances.
Attention was on Bronny James in his first NBA Summer League game in Las Vegas, but No. 3 draft pick Reed Sheppard and the Houston Rockets got the win Friday.
The NBA Summer League returns for its 20th year in Las Vegas on Friday with Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers as the main headliners.
Bronny James went under all of his props in his NBA Summer League debut. The Westgate SuperBook also has posted eight regular-season props on the Lakers rookie.
LeBron James nearly lost his son Bronny less than a year ago. Who cares if the Lakers superstar influenced the NBA draft process so they could play together?
A full-time designated hitter has never won an MVP award. Oddsmakers expect Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani to change that this season.
The two sporting events — one held on the UNLV campus and one coming to Allegiant Stadium — will receive a total $6.2 million in financial backing.
Scottie Scheffler, fresh off his second Masters victory, is the overwhelming favorite to win each of the remaining three major golf championships this year.