Overview
- The NBA published the Las Vegas Summer League schedule on Friday, June 26, listing 76 games across the UNLV Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion from July 9–19.
- All Summer League games will stream live on Amazon Prime Video or on ESPN networks, giving national reach to a development showcase for every franchise.
- The format guarantees each team four preliminary games from July 9–16 with at least a fifth game and a semifinal doubleheader on July 18 and a championship on July 19.
- The league highlighted primetime openers that pair the top four draft selections — AJ Dybantsa vs. Darryn Peterson on July 9 and Cameron Boozer vs. Caleb Wilson on July 10 — but teams often limit minutes for top picks.
- Individual teams have published their four-game Las Vegas slates and begun naming invitees, though many full Summer League rosters remain to be finalized as clubs use the event to evaluate rookies, two-way signings and undrafted prospects.