Summer League action in California and Utah concluded on Tuesday, July 8, and there have been some notable performances worth highlighting. We already covered some standout players from the first two days of the circuit,

Cooper Flagg's Mavs debut against Bronny James and the Lakers is the most-expensive NBA Summer League ticket on record, per @TickPick. • Lower bowl tickets: $650 • Courtside seats: $2,500 pic.twitter.com/jbfqw130sJ

The Mavs’ summer squad landed in Vegas on Wednesday with just over 24 hours until the most anticipated matchup of the tournament.

Bronny James, the son of Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, will be playing in the summer league for the second consecutive season. So will Jameer Nelson Jr., the son of former NBA point guard Jameer Nelson. He will be on San Antonio's summer league roster.

Cooper Flagg's Physical Appearance is Turning Heads Before Summer League originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Cooper Flagg is set to appear in his first Summer League. Selected No. 1 overall by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2025 NBA Draft, expectations are high that Flagg will be able to make an immediate impact on the Mavs.

Offensively, Dillingham possesses a clear burst to put pressure on opposing defenses and the ability to put the ball in the bucket. Timberwolves coach Chris Finch has noted the Wolves need more of that, and Dillingham is one of the few players on the roster who can provide it.

Obviously want to see him knock down open shots, but try not to force too much,” Nuggets Summer League coach Andrew Munson said of Hunter Tyson. “We want him to still play

All eyes turn to Vegas ahead of tonight’s NBA Creator Cup, followed by the opening tip of 2K26 Summer League on Thursday.