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Emiliano Carchia: Robert Franks will play for the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Summer League, sources tell @Emiliano Carchia. Franks has played seven games with the Magic this past season averaging 6.1ppg and 2rpg
Israeli guard Yam Madar is expected to be joining the Boston Celtics for the NBA Summer League, per Moshe Barda. He’s now moving to Boston for workouts for the team. Madar, 20, was selected by the Celtics with the 47th overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft.
Emiliano Carchia: Tyrone Wallace will play for the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Summer League, sources tell @Emiliano Carchia. Wallace averaged 16.6 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.3 assists in G League with Agua Caliente Clippers this season
Emiliano Carchia: John Mooney will play for the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA Summer League, sources tell @Emiliano Carchia. Mooney spent the season with Perth Wildcats averaging 16.9ppg and 11.3rpg. He was All-NBL first team and led the league in rebounding and double doubles
Emiliano Carchia: Caleb Agada will play for the Denver Nuggets in the NBA Summer League, sources tell @Emiliano Carchia. Agada spent the season in Israel with Hapoel Beer Sheva averaging 22.9ppg in domestic league
The source indicated that the Cavs are planning to showcase Okoro at the NBA Summer League. Although he likely won’t play in too many of those games, the idea is to get Okoro more reps on the court in preparation for his sophomore season.
A draft-and-stash signing for the Pelicans in 2019, New Orleans retained the rights to Louzada as he signed with the Kings in July. As a result of the three-pointer, the Kings believe Louzada will be heading to the United States after the NBL season to join the Pelicans in their summer league. The question is now whether he will return. "I would assume that he will be part of [the summer league]," Kings chief executive Chris Pongrass said. "A big part of why the Pelicans are so comfortable with having him stashed down here ... is because this is a great place for him to develop and be ready for the NBA. Alternatively, it's up to the Pelicans as to when they call him up and whether that will be next season."
A draft-and-stash signing for the Pelicans in 2019, New Orleans retained the rights to Louzada as he signed with the Kings in July. As a result of the three-pointer, the Kings believe Louzada will be heading to the United States after the NBL season to join the Pelicans in their summer league. The question is now whether he will return. "I would assume that he will be part of [the summer league]," Kings chief executive Chris Pongrass said. "A big part of why the Pelicans are so comfortable with having him stashed down here ... is because this is a great place for him to develop and be ready for the NBA. Alternatively, it's up to the Pelicans as to when they call him up and whether that will be next season."
Culver is with the team but after careful consideration he will not appear in any games at NBA Summer League. While in Las Vegas he will participate in all team activities, including practices and additional team and individual workouts while he fully integrates himself in the team’s offseason player development program.
“Cam and Ty will immediately integrate into the Suns offseason development program with their teammates. After careful consideration, they will not participate in the Summer League games. They have not had the adequate opportunities to practice and train with our team. We are excited to have them with us and look forward to seeing them play this upcoming season,” said Suns General Manager James Jones.
The Charlotte Hornets announced today the team’s roster for the MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019 in Las Vegas beginning this afternoon. The team’s roster was finalized after the Hornets hosted a four-day mini-camp at the Novant Health Training Center earlier this week. Hornets assistant coach Ronald Nored will serve as head coach of the team’s summer league squad. The team’s full roster is listed below. The Hornets will open their MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019 schedule today against the Golden State Warriors at 9 p.m. ET. Charlotte will also play the San Antonio Spurs (Sunday, July 7, at 3:30 p.m.), team China (Monday, July 8, at 11 p.m.) and the Chicago Bulls (Wednesday, July 10, at 5 p.m.). Following the four preliminary games, all 32 teams will be seeded for tournament play, which starts on July 12 and concludes with the Championship Game on July 15.
RJ Marquez: #Spurs release Las Vegas Summer League roster⬇️...Becky Hammon is the head coach... team starts SL play tomorrow at 10 p.m. vs Orlando. #KSATsports #KSATnews #GoSpursGo #SummerSpurs

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The Chicago Bulls 14-man roster for the 2019 MGM Resorts NBA Summer League will feature newly drafted rookies Coby White (No. 7 overall) and Daniel Gafford (No. 38 overall). Bulls Assistant Coach Nate Loenser will coach Chicago’s summer league team.

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Michael Scotto: The Washington Wizards have added former 2017 first-round pick Anzejs Pasecniks to their Summer League team, a league source told @The Athletic. The 7-foot-2 Latvian center was the 25th pick of the 2017 draft.
The Atlanta Hawks announced their 2019 Summer League roster today, which will compete in the MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019 in Las Vegas, NV between July 5-15 under the guidance of Assistant Coach Greg Foster. All of Atlanta’s games will be televised on either NBA TV or ESPN2.

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Marc Berman: F Henry Ellenson will be on Knicks summer league roster, per source. He’s a free agent. Knicks have room for one player on 15-man. First Practice is tomorrow
James Edwards III: Per source, former #Pistons two-way guard Zach Lofton will play with the Milwaukee Bucks’ Summer League team.

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Ben Rohrbach: The Boston Celtics roster for the Las Vegas Summer League is set pic.twitter.com/ZrbyiJPrik

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B. League Final MVP Yudai Baba is returning to the United States just a few weeks after attending a Dallas Mavericks minicamp. The Alvark Tokyo shooting guard was invited to play for Dallas at the upcoming NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. Mavericks assistant coach Mike Weinar is Dallas’ bench boss for the Vegas tournament. His assistants will be Mike Shedd, God Shammgod and Jenny Boucek.
The Trail Blazers' roster for the Las Vegas Summer League will include one high-profile rookie free agent — and he carries a state-of-Oregon background. Mike Daum is a big man with a soft shooting touch who was not chosen in last week's NBA draft. The 6-9, 245-pound forward from South Dakota State is one of the great scorers in college basketball history. He ranks seventh on the Division I career scoring list with 3,067 points, a list that includes Bradley's Hersey Hawkins — the Blazers' current player programs director — who stands 10th with 3,008 points. Portland State's Freeman Williams is second with 3,249 points, behind only LSU's Pete Maravich at 3,667.
Ronshad Shabazz finished his Appalachian State career as an unquestioned Mountaineer all-timer. The program’s all-time leader in field goals and only the second 2,000-point scorer, Shabazz will now play in the NBA’s Summer League with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Marshall basketball standout Jon Elmore has seen plenty of success in Kelly green and white over the last four years. Now, Elmore hopes to keep that going this summer. Elmore announced on social media Thursday that he will play for the Boston Celtics in the NBA Summer League, which runs from July 5 to July 15 in Las Vegas. "I don't really have to go out and buy any new stuff," Elmore joked. "I can wear Marshall's Kelly green and white and I should fit in pretty well."
The Charlotte Hornets announced today the team’s 18-man roster for the MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019 in Las Vegas beginning July 5. Hornets assistant coach Ronald Nored will serve as head coach of the team’s summer league squad. The team’s full roster is listed below. The Hornets will open their MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019 schedule on Friday, July 5, against the Golden State Warriors at 9 p.m. ET. Charlotte will also play the San Antonio Spurs (Sunday, July 7, at 3:30 p.m.), team China (Monday, July 8, at 11 p.m.) and the Chicago Bulls (Wednesday, July 10, at 5 p.m.). Following the four preliminary games, all 32 teams will be seeded for tournament play, which starts on July 12 and concludes with the Championship Game on July 15.
Josh Lewenberg: The Raptors' Summer League roster features last season's G League MVP Chris Boucher, Malcolm Miller, Jordan Loyd, Canadians Duane Notice and Lindell Wigginton, and 2nd-round pick Dewan Hernandez. They'll be coached by video coordinator Jon Goodwillie. pic.twitter.com/AH5zDGSD6z

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The Indiana Pacers announced Friday their rookie/free agent camp roster. Highlighting the roster are 2019 first-round pick Goga Bitadze, as well as returning players Aaron Holiday, Alize Johnson, and Edmond Sumner. Prior to departing for Las Vegas for Summer League, the Pacers will practice Monday through Thursday at the St. Vincent Center. Fort Wayne Mad Ants head coach Steve Gansey will serve as head coach of the Pacers Summer League team.
Ohm Youngmisuk: Here's the Lakers' summer league roster which will have second-round pick Talen Horton-Tucker. espn.com/espn/now?nowId… pic.twitter.com/zcovTYNiq5

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Alec Schiffer: Former Missouri guard Kassius Robertson will play summer league with the Charlotte Hornets, per his Instagram.
Eric Woodward: Here is the Utah Jazz’s Summer League roster. Lamar Skeeter will serve as head coach.

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Former BYU basketball star Eric Mika is getting another opportunity in the NBA. Mika will be competing on the Sacramento Kings summer league roster in the California Classic and the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.
The Cleveland Cavaliers today announced the team’s roster for the 2019 Salt Lake City Summer League held July 1-3 in Salt Lake City, UT. The roster features 2019 NBA Draft selections Darius Garland (fifth overall), Dylan Windler (26th overall) and Kevin Porter Jr. (30th overall).
JD Shaw: The Sixers are bringing guard Haywood Highsmith to summer league after waiving him from his two-way contract this week, he tells @HoopsRumors.
Former Richmond Hill star Jeremiah Hill will get an NBA opportunity this summer. Hill was named to the Orlando Magic summer league squad Tuesday. He spent the 2018-2019 season with the Magic’s G-League affiliate in Lakeland, Florida.

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The Wolfpacker: Former NC State forward Torin Dorn will play on the Charlotte Hornets summer league team. He worked out twice for his hometown team leading up to the NBA Draft. #PackPros
Emiliano Carchia: Keifer Sykes will play for the Denver Nuggets in the NBA Summer League, I am told. Sykes spent the season with Avellino averaging 17.2ppg, 3.4rpg and 4.1apg

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Brad Townsend: I'm told that Reaves, Kostas and Macon all will be on the Mavs' summer league team. Mavs still signing additional players.
Ian Begley: Kansas’ Lagerald Vick, an undrafted free agent, has an agreement with the Houston Rockets, per SNY sources. He is expected to play Summer League with the club.
JD Shaw: Free agent forward Thomas Robinson has committed to summer league with the Spurs, he tells @HoopsRumors . Robinson holds several years of NBA experience with the Kings, Rockets, Blazers, Sixers, Nets and Lakers, most recently playing with G League Maine.
Adam Zagoria: Former @rc_basketball and South Carolina F Chris Silva has signed a summer league deal with the Miami Heat, per source
Donatas Urbonas: Zalgiris Kaunas got a clearance letter from Partizan and Jock Landale is officially heading to Kaunas, according to sources. Landale will also play in Las Vegas Summer League, where he will wear Milwaukee Bucks jersey.
Tony Jones: Tanner McGrew, a 6-8 forward, will play for the Utah Jazz on Summer League, League sources tell The Athletic. McGrew player for the SLC Stars this past season

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Emiliano Carchia: London Perrantes will play for the New Orleans Pelicans in Las Vegas Summer League, I am told. Perrantes spent the season in France between Limoges and Cholet
Tony Jones: Point guard Jarius Lyles will play for the Utah Jazz on Summer League, League sources tell The Athletic

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Emiliano Carchia: Jarrod Uthoff will play for the Detroit Pistons in the NBA Summer League, a source told Sportando. Uthoff spent the season in Russia with Zenit St. Petersburg
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April 1, 2023 | 8:18 am EDT Update
Anthony Davis hobbled through a turned ankle and the Los Angeles Lakers continued their march toward a postseason return with a 123-111 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night. “He kicked our ass in every way possible,” Wolves coach Chris Finch said after Davis scored 17 of his 38 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Lakers to their fifth win in their past six games to go above .500 for the first time all season. Davis twisted his left ankle when he stepped backwards onto Lakers forward Wenyen Gabriel’s foot midway through the third quarter.
Davis didn’t miss a single possession. He checked back into the game after the stop in action and contributed to a 24-2 run by the Lakers that put them into the driver’s seat heading into the fourth quarter. “I knew I was going to play,” Davis said after the game. “Tied the shoes up tighter and just kind off played off adrenaline until the end of the game and was able to get some treatment. But I’ll be fine.”

Damian Lillard on being shut down for the season: 'I wouldn't say it's my decision at all'

Players feel the wrath of fans for load management in the NBA, but more often than not it’s a team’s medical and training staff — driven by analytics and the use of wearable sensors — that sit a player. Guys don’t get to the NBA not wanting to compete. Case in point, Damian Lillard. The Trail Blazers have shut him down for the rest of the season, but he told Dan Patrick on the Dan Patrick Show that it was a team call, not his. “I wouldn’t say it’s my decision at all. I think maybe the team protecting me from myself… Every time that I’ve had some type injury like that kind of get irritated or aggravated or something like that, it’s come from just like a heavy load, and stress, and just, you know, going out there and trying to go above and beyond. So, you know, I would say just; there is something there, and also them just trying to protect me from myself as well.”
Lillard also talked about his loyalty to Portland, which is partly tied to how he wants to win a ring — the way Dirk Nowitzki and Giannis Antetokounmpo did, with the team and city that drafted them. “I just have a way that I want to get things done for myself… I just have my stance on what I want to see happen, but in this business, you just never know.”