The Las Vegas Summer League continued on Sunday, with eight games on the schedule and some young and intriguing talent featuring.
Below we’ll break down the day’s scores, highlights and stats.
Box Scores and Highlights
Clippers def. Jazz, 104-82
Darryn Peterson’s uneven night and not much help from his supporting cast allowed for the Clippers to cruise past the Jazz, 104-82.
While Peterson had 23 points, he shot just 6-of-18 from the field and had two turnovers.
Keaton Wagler was fantastic, scoring 23 points while finishing plus-18 on the night.
The Clippers are now 1-1 in Las Vegas. The Jazz are 0-2.
Brayden Burries meant business on Sunday night. Unfortunately, his teammates weren’t quite up to par.
The young Buck put up 26 points but his team fell to the Spurs in Las Vegas Summer League action, 90-80.
RJ Davis led San Antonio with 20 points.
The Summer Spurs are now 2-1, while the Bucks fell to 0-2.
Wizards def. Sacramento Kings, 104-85
AJ Dybantsa continued his fantastic Summer League on Sunday night, though he didn’t put up the most impressive stat line against the Kings.
That distinction belonged to Will Riley, who put up 32 points and hit six threes in Washington’s 104-85 blowout win.
Maxime Raynaud and Nique Clifford put up strong efforts in the loss for Sacramento, which fell to 1-1 at the Summer League.
Washington is now 2-0 in Vegas.
Magic def. Trailblazers, 112-105
Have yourself a night, Lester Quinones.
The young guard led the Magic to a 112-105 win over the Blazers on Sunday in an overtime thriller.
Jayson Kent paced the Blazers in the loss.
Orlando is now 2-1 in Vegas, while Portland dropped to 0-2.
Warriors def. Thunder, 104-79
Led by Yaxel Lendeborg, the Summer Warriors defeated the Thunder on Sunday, 104-79.
Bennett Stirtz led a balanced effort for OKC.
With the win Golden State moved to 1-0 in Vegas, while OKC is now 0-1.
Celtics def. Hornets, 87-75
Led by Dillon Mitchell’s 24 points and eight rebounds, the Celtics disposed of the Horners on Sunday by an 87-75 margin.
Liam McNeeley had a strong outing, with 20 points, while first-round picks Christian Anderson and Hannes Steinbach had their moments.
The Celtics remained undefeated in Vegas (2-0), while the Hornets are now 1-2.
Pistons def. Cavaliers, 103-94
Despite Maleek Thomas’ 30 points and seven rebounds, the Cavaliers weren’t able to get past the Pistons on Sunday, losing 103-94.
The duo of Chaz Lanier and Brice Williams was simply too good for the Pistons, pacing the win.
The Summer Pistons are now 1-1, while the Cavs are 0-2.
Pelicans def. Suns, 81-75
Led by Malik Dia’s strong day, the Pelicans knocked off the Suns to start off Sunday’s action, 81-75.
All eyes were on the Phoenix duo of Khaman Maluach and Koa Peat, and the former certainly didn’t disappoint, with a ridiculous 15-point, 15-rebound double-double.
The Pelicans are now 2-1 in Vegas, while the Suns dropped to 1-1.