Carter Bryant excels in Summer League, Spurs consider his future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 4:14 AM
Last updated Jul 12, 2026
Carter Bryant delivered a standout performance in the Summer League against the New York Knicks, showcasing his skills after previously suffering a loss to the Atlanta Hawks. This latest game has led to speculation that the San Antonio Spurs may remove him from the Summer League roster, as he appears to be outperforming the competition. Head coach Corliss Williamson indicated that while discussions are ongoing about Bryant's participation, the decision will ultimately lie with the Spurs. Bryant's desire to continue playing stems from wanting to refine his abilities after his last competitive game in the NBA Finals.
- •Carter Bryant dominated in a Summer League game against the Knicks.
- •Spurs head coach Corliss Williamson discussed Bryant's future participation.
- •Speculation grows that Bryant might be pulled from Summer League.
- •Bryant seeks more game experience after last season's Finals.
- •The Spurs lost their previous Summer League game to the Hawks.
- 4:14 AMYahoo Sports — Carter Bryant might be too good for the Spurs' Summer League team after his latest game
"Carter Bryant might have played his last Summer League game after his dominant performance vs. New York.
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