The Orlando Magic secured a decisive victory over the Philadelphia 76ers in the latest NBA Summer League matchup, with former Michigan State guard Jase Richardson leading the charge.
Richardson erupted for 25 points, showcasing the scoring punch that earned him a first‑round selection in the 2025 draft, while also dishing out four assists and pulling down two rebounds.
His defensive instincts shone through with three steals, underscoring a well‑rounded skill set that the Magic hope will translate into a larger role this season.
Summer League Highlights
The game marked Richardson’s first summer league appearance since being drafted, a milestone that aligns with his second year in the league and the expectations placed upon a 2025 first‑round pick.
Having spent his lone college season at Michigan State University, where he contributed to a Big Ten championship and an Elite Eight run, Richardson brings a championship pedigree to Orlando’s roster.
Coaches noted his improved decision‑making and willingness to create opportunities for teammates, traits that could see his minutes increase when the regular season begins.