NBA Summer League has come to an end, with the Charlotte Hornets earning their first Summer League title. From these games and performances, clear winners and losers have been revealed.

NBA's Las Vegas Summer League is almost in the books. The nearly two-week event has showcased some of the top rookies from the 2025 draft class, second-year players and NBA hopefu

When the Minnesota Timberwolves announced their Las Vegas Summer League roster earlier this month, it was no surprise that Terrence Shannon Jr. was booked for a return appearance.

The culture at Michigan State basketball is simply different, and former Spartans star Jase Richardson further proved that in the past few days

League in Las Vegas has become more than just basketball. Alongside the games, the Summer League Film Festival showcased 34 film projects by current and former NBA stars.

Las Vegas Summer League has become sort of the opposite: Player movement comes to a halt aside from a few restricted free-agency situations playing out, the best young players only take the court for a couple of games (if that), and the entire league unwinds from a long year.

Former Wisconsin basketball star wing John Tonje was back on an NBA Summer League court on Friday night. After missing the Utah Jazz 's contest against Washington on Wednesday with a right ankle sprain, Tonje returned to the starting lineup for Friday's contest against the Chicago Bulls.

The Celtics closed out their 2025 Summer League schedule with a comprehensive victory over the Atlanta Hawks, winning 101-80 in Las Vegas.