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  • SAC Small Forward #13
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    Keegan Murray (left ankle soreness) is questionable for Monday’s Kings-Nuggets game.
    Murray popped up on injury report with an ankle injury after flirting with a double-double in his latest outing. He’s played in every game this season and his absence could make way for Isaac Jones to play a significant role off the bench. Especially with Kevin Huerter already ruled out.
  • FA Point Guard #33
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    Judah Mintz led the 76ers with 26 points (9-of-15 FGs, 8-of-9 FTs), three assists and three steals in a 91-90 win over the Grizzlies on Tuesday.
    With VJ Edgecombe (thumb) sidelined for a second straight game, Mintz remained in the starting lineup. 24 hours after he scored 21 points as a starter, he surpassed that mark by scoring a game-high 26 points in a win. Mintz has been fantastic and is well on his way to earning a two-way contract, even if it isn’t with the 76ers.
    Magic's bolstered roster could clear 51.5 wins
    Vaughn Dalzell and Trysta Krick dive into the Orlando Magic's roster acquisitions and the various futures to consider, highlighted by the win total (51.5).
  • Vladislav Goldin finished with 10 points (4-of-5 FGs), five rebounds, two assists and one steal against the Warriors on Tuesday.
    Goldin got the starting nod in place of Kel’el Ware, who didn’t play in Tuesday’s game. Goldin only played 20 minutes, but he was able to have a decent night. The undrafted big out of Michigan will likely spend most of next season in the G League after joining the Heat on a two-way contract.
  • Kasparas Jakučionis struggled again on Tuesday and finished with just five points (0-of-5 FGs, 5-of-6 FTs), four rebounds, three assists, one steal and four turnovers against the Warriors on Tuesday.
    Jakučionis has gotten off to a really rough start this summer. He has shot 1-of-15 from the floor through three games for a total of 12 points. Yikes. Summer League isn’t the time to panic, but it has been a really disappointing start for him. He’ll look to improve in Las Vegas, but he’ll be looking to put the California Classic behind him.
  • Point Guard #31
    Kira Lewis Jr. led the Heat with 16 points (7-of-10 FGs), one rebound, four assists, one steal, two three-pointers and five turnovers in a 93-79 win over the Warriors on Tuesday.
    The former lottery pick last played in the NBA during the 2023-24 season. He spent last season with the Wizards’ G League affiliate, and now he’s trying to make it back to the NBA with Miami. This was his second Summer League game, and it went better than his first, where he was held to four points in 20 minutes. Even if he is able to earn a roster spot, Lewis Jr. will likely be on a two-way deal and spend most of his time in the G League once again.
  • MEM Shooting Guard
    Jahmai Mashack finished with 13 points (4-of-9 FGs), one rebound, one assist, three steals, one block and three three-pointers in a 91-90 loss to the 76ers on Tuesday.
    Mashack fouled out in his Summer League debut for the Grizzlies just 24 hours before this game. He only committed three fouls on Tuesday, which was a big improvement, since it takes 10 fouls to foul out of a Summer League Game. Mashack is known for his defense, which translated to some steals in this game. However, the deep-range shooting was what really impressed. If he can knock down shots consistently, he could be the latest second-round steal for Memphis.
  • GSW Shooting Guard
    Will Richard contributed 12 points (6-of-15 FGs) and five rebounds against the Heat on Tuesday.
    Richard didn’t play in Golden State’s first Summer League game but has been a solid source of offense over their last two games. The three-and-D prospect didn’t knock down any triples on Tuesday, but he will certainly knock down shots eventually. He’ll continue to play a large role for them this summer, but the odds of that translating to a role in the rotation during the regular season are slim.
  • GSW Small Forward
    Alex Toohey finished with six points (1-of-5 FGs) and six rebounds in a 93-79 loss to the Heat on Tuesday.
    Toohey missed the Warriors’ first two Summer League games, so this was the first time he suited up for them since they selected him with the 52nd pick in the draft last month. He didn’t shine in his first game for them, but it was good to see him out on the floor. He’ll get more opportunities to play in Las Vegas.
  • WAS Shooting Guard #14
    Blake Wesley has been traded to the Wizards.
    Wesley was drafted with the 25th pick in 2022, just a few picks after Malaki Branham. Now, both guards will get a fresh start in Washington, though there may not be many minutes for either guard.
  • WAS Shooting Guard #22
    Malaki Branham has been traded to the Wizards as part of a deal that sent Kelly Olynyk to the Spurs.
    Branham was drafted with the 20th overall pick in 2022 and has spent his first few years in San Antonio. Now, he’ll get a fresh start. He averaged 10.2 points per game as a rookie, but he’s seen his role decrease in the years since. He’ll likely be a depth guard with upside in Washington.
  • SAS Center #13
    ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Kelly Olynyk has been traded to the Spurs in exchange for Malaki Branham, Blake Wesley and a 2026 second-round pick.
    Olynyk was traded to Washington just before the draft, and now he’s headed to San Antonio, where he will play some reserve minutes behind Victor Wembanyama. He’ll split time with Luke Kornet, though he will also be able to spend time next to Kornet or Wemby in larger lineups due to his ability to space the floor. This is the third time that Olynyk has been traded since the start of this past season; he opened the year with Toronto and was sent to New Orleans during the season.