2026 NBA Summer League begins with key matchups in Las Vegas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 12:46 AM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
The 2026 NBA Summer League commenced in Las Vegas on July 9. This year's event features a total of 76 games over 11 days, showcasing rookies and undrafted players aiming for roster spots. A highlight matchup is scheduled between the Wizards and Jazz, featuring top draft picks AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson. The Spurs will play the Knicks on July 11 in a rematch of the NBA Finals. Players like Cam Reddish and Brandon Boston Jr. look to prove their worth after previous struggles, while the Lakers prepare for a fresh evaluation period following LeBron James' departure.
- •Summer League features 76 games over 11 days in Las Vegas.
- •Wizards and Jazz play tonight, highlighting top draft picks Dybantsa and Peterson.
- •Spurs face Knicks on July 11 in a rematch of the NBA Finals.
- •Cam Reddish and Brandon Boston Jr. aim to impress after tumultuous careers.
- •Lakers begin a new evaluation phase after LeBron James' exit.
- 12:46 AMYahoo Sports — Las Vegas Summer League Preview: Just Enjoy The Ride
"Summer League 2026 kicked off in Las Vegas today, just 16 days after the draft. It's a battle ground for rookies and undrafted hopefuls chasing final roster spots.
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