Summer League Kicks Off in Las Vegas
The 2026 NBA Summer League began its highly anticipated run on Thursday, July 9, in Las Vegas, bringing together a fresh crop of rookies and sophomore prospects. Among them are three former Duke Blue Devils who have turned heads with their early performances.
Cameron Boozer, the third overall selection in the 2026 draft, is slated to wear a Memphis Grizzlies jersey, while Isaiah Evans, the 33rd pick, will suit up for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Maliq Brown, the 44th pick, joins the San Antonio Spurs, rounding out a trio of Blue Devils making immediate impacts.
Broadcast Coverage
All games will be carried on the ESPN family of networks — including ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU — as well as on Prime Video, giving fans multiple avenues to follow the action.
The summer schedule promises a series of high‑stakes matchups that will serve as a preview for the upcoming regular season.
Draft Picks and Team Assignments
Beyond the individual storylines, the presence of multiple Duke products highlights the university’s enduring influence on NBA talent. As the league looks ahead, the performances in Las Vegas could shape draft narratives and roster decisions for the coming months.