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Anthony Edwards-- - 2 (2)
James Wiseman-- - 3 (3)
LaMelo Ball-- - 4 (4)
Patrick Williams-- - 5 (5)
Isaac Okoro-- - 6 (6)
Onyeka Okongwu-- - 7 (7)
Killian Hayes-- - 8 (8)
Obi Toppin-- - 9 (9)
Deni Avdija-- - 10 (10)
Jalen Smith-- - 11 (11)
Devin Vassell-- - 12 (12)
Tyrese Haliburton-- - 13 (13)
Kira Lewis Jr-- - 14 (14)
Aaron NesmithFrom MEM - 15 (15)
Cole Anthony-- - 16 (16)
Isaiah Stewart-- - 17 (17)Aleksej PokusevskiFrom BKN
- 18 (18)
Josh Green-- - 19 (19)
Saddiq BeyFrom PHI - 20 (20)
Precious Achiuwa-- - 21 (21)
Tyrese MaxeyFrom OKC - 22 (22)
Zeke NnajiFrom HOU - 23 (23)Leandro BolmaroFrom UTA
- 24 (24)
RJ HamptonFrom IND - 25 (25)
Immanuel QuickleyFrom DEN - 26 (26)Payton Pritchard--
- 27 (27)
Udoka AzubuikeFrom NYK through LAC - 28 (28)
Jaden McDaniels-- - 29 (29)
Malachi Flynn-- - 30 (30)Desmond BaneFrom MIL
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Jazz roll past Wizards in 86-76 victory
Cody Williams drops 23 points as the Jazz defeat the Wizards.
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Thunder improve to 4-0 in summer league play
The Thunder prevail 95-81 to keep the Pelicans winless in summer league play.
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Biles, Gilgeous-Alexander, Eagles win top honors at 2025 ESPYS
Olympic champion gymnast Simone Biles and NBA Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander took home top athlete honors, while the Super Bowl champ Eagles won best team at Wednesday night's ESPYS.
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Oscar Robertson honored with Arthur Ashe Award, speaks on fight for economic rights
NBA legend Oscar Robertson accepts the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage, reflecting on his lifelong push for economic justice.
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Johni Broome's double-double helps 76ers top Mavs
Johni Broome finishes with 22 points and 14 rebounds in the 76ers' 90-82 win over the Mavericks.
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Nets take down Magic for first summer league win
Danny Wolf leads the Nets with 18 points as Brooklyn takes down Orlando 94-90.
