Premier Vegas Sports host Bryan Salmond joins Review-Journal reporters Adam Hill and Gilbert Manzano to discuss developments during Day 6 of the NBA Summer League and how the rookies are starting to show their strengths.
NBA Summer League
Wrapping up Day 6 of the NBA Summer League at the Thomas Mack Center and Cox Pavilion.
Wagner, the No. 25 overall pick out of Michigan, injured his left ankle and left knee on Tuesday during the Lakers’ 109-92 win over the New York Knicks at the Thomas Mack Center.
The league seems more open to the concept as any, which makes sense given the number of women who play basketball at all levels across the world.
The Clippers beat the Wizards to set up a date with the Lakers on Thursday evening.
Collin Sexton, the No. 8 overall pick in June’s draft, blends an efficient explosiveness with natural, cereberal playmaking instincts.
Wendell Carter, Jr. talks about playing against Trae Young and what other players in the league he gets playing feedback from.
Magic Johnson made a surprise appearance at NBA Summer League Tuesday to the delight of Lakers fans at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Review-Journal sports reporters Adam Hill, Gilbert Manzano and Justin Emerson wrap up Day 5 of the NBA Summer League.
Jazz star Rudy Gobert happy about his native France advancing to World Cup final.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver still hopes the league receives financial compensation now that sports betting could be legalized nationwide. He admitted to not gaining much ground in that area in a news conference Tuesday at Encore.
Updating from Day 5 of the NBA Summer League at the Thomas Mack Center and Cox Pavilion.
The 19-year old former Duke two-guard signed a guaranteed three-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers reportedly worth $3.9 million — more than several first-round picks.
The 3-point shooting in the Las Vegas Summer League has not matched up to NBA or G-League averages.
Wood has arguably been the Bucks’ best player after the first three games in Las Vegas.
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