Summer League Overview
Duke University’s latest batch of NBA prospects will soon take the court in a whirlwind of summer league action, with games slated from July 3 through July 16 across three distinct venues.
The California Classic kicks off on July 3 and runs through July 6, offering the first chance for the rookies to showcase their skills in a compact, high‑intensity setting. The event will feature matchups against a variety of opposing teams, setting the tone for the weeks ahead.
Following that, the Salt Lake City Summer League will host games on July 4, 6 and 7, providing additional exposure for the players as they adjust to the professional pace. The Utah venue is known for its supportive crowd and competitive atmosphere.
The schedule then shifts to Las Vegas, where the Summer League runs from July 9 to July 19. Games in Nevada will be streamed live on Prime Video and ESPN2, giving fans multiple ways to follow the action.
Among those slated to appear are Maliq Brown, Cam Boozer and Isaiah Evans, each of whom is expected to see action across several contests. Analysts caution that early performances should be taken with a grain of salt, as the summer circuit is primarily a developmental platform.
Fans can tune in via Prime Video and ESPN2, both of which have secured broadcast rights for the upcoming games, ensuring that viewers across the country can watch the rookies' first professional experiences.