2026 Salt Lake City Summer League

Recap: 2026 Salt Lake City Summer League | Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer shine in their first impressions

Relive the 2026 Salt Lake City Summer League, featuring the Jazz's Darryn Peterson and the Grizzlies' Cam Boozer, with our live blog.

Ben Lambert, for NBA.com

Darryn Peterson of the Utah Jazz and Cameron Boozer of the Memphis Grizzlies were among the young players to show out during the 2026 Salt Lake City Summer League.

Welcome to our recap of the 2026 Salt Lake City Summer League, which featured Utah, Atlanta, Memphis and Oklahoma City.

Darryn Peterson of the Utah Jazz and Cameron Boozer of the Memphis Grizzlies starred as they saw their first pro action in the competition, then dueled in their first one-on-one matchup.

Kingston Flemings and Zuby Ejiofor of the Atlanta Hawks also made a strong first impression on the Association.

Take a look back at the action with the NBA.com live blog.

JULY 7 / 10:48 p.m. ET

Jazz roll 103-69

Seven members of the Jazz scored in double figures as Utah dominated Oklahoma City to finish off the Salt Lake City Summer League, taking their record to 3-0.

“If we guarded and played as a team, we knew we were going to win,” said Justin Harmon. (11 pts, 6 reb, 3 ast, 2 blk). “We love playing with each other, and when we play together, we can beat anybody.”

Jonas Aidoo (16 pts, 14 reb, 4 blk) had his best game of the summer session, while Max Abmas (15 pts, 6 ast) put in some flashy buckets to get the crowd hyped.

Utah shot 54.8% from the field and 13-for-27 (48.1%) from 3-point range in the win.

Steven Ashworth and Josh Dix had 16 points each to lead the Thunder.

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 7 / 10:28 p.m. ET

Jazz up 79-52 after three

Utah’s rolling here, led by Jonas Aidoo (16 pts on 7-for-8 shooting, 13 reb, 4 blk).

Josh Dix and Brooks Barnizer have 13 apiece to lead the Thunder, but the Jazz have been in control throughout, holding their largest lead of the game as the third quarter came to an end.

JULY 7 / 9:55 p.m. ET

Jazz lead 53-37 at the half

Jonas Aidoo (10 pts, 11 reb, 3 blk) has controlled the paint so far, sparking the Jazz to the halftime lead.

“God’s brought me all the way here… It’s just working hard every single day,” said Aidoo.

Brooks Barnhizer (13 pts on 4-for-4 shooting) is the top scorer in the contest, leading the Thunder attack, while Justin Harmon (9 pts on 4-for-5 shooting, 3 ast, 1 stl, 1 blk) has flashed again for the Jazz.

Harmon scored 11.7 ppg over 45 games for the Salt Lake City Stars this past G League season, while Aidoo put up 5.4 ppg and 3.8 reb in 11.5 mpg over 30 games for the Greensboro Swarm.

JULY 7 / 9:40 p.m. ET

Trading buckets in Salt Lake City

The Jazz and Thunder just traded 3-pointers on four consecutive possessions, capped by a 28-footer from Steven Ashworth (8 pts).

“Both teams making it rain in here,” said Thurl Bailey.

Ashworth, who attended Utah State and Creighton, made second-team All-Big East in his senior season, averaging 16.1 ppg.

36-24 Jazz with 8:24 to go in the half.

JULY 7 / 9:33 p.m. ET

Jazz lead 30-16 after one

Max Abmas (7 pts) has it flowing for Utah, putting on a show for the fans in Salt Lake City.

The 5-foot-11 guard hit a nifty fadeaway jumper from the top of the key in the waning seconds of the first, showing off his shake and footwork. He can be a bucket.

Brooks Barnhizer (8 pts) is the top scorer for the Thunder.

JULY 7 / 9:26 p.m. ET

One time for Devon Higgs

JULY 7 / 9:02 p.m. ET

Thunder-Jazz up next

We close out the 2026 Salt Lake City Summer League with a game featuring the hometown team, as the Thunder take on the Jazz in the Jon M. Huntsman Center on the campus of the University of Utah.

Payton Sandfort is coming off 25 points for the Thunder, while Blake Hinson has made his presence felt with his long-range shooting in each of the Jazz’s first two contests.

JULY 7 / 8:52 p.m. ET

Hawks win 96-82

Devon Higgs (22 pts, 5 reb, 2 ast) and the Hawks outlasted the Grizzlies to go to 2-1 in the Salt Lake City Summer League.

The Grizzlies cut the lead to 88-82 with 2:35 remaining on a 3-pointer by Brendan Hausen (21 pts, 5 3PM), but Atlanta scored the last eight points of the contest and took firm control.

“We thrive on defense,” said Higgs. “We all just play with heart. We all come out here, we all fun, and we just get it done. The more we play together, the closer we get.”

Atlanta shot 15-for-32 (46.9%) from 3-point range, putting up 24 assists on 33 made field goals.

Jacob Toppin (14 pts, 9 reb) had a strong game, including this eye-popping slam.

“Just a great technical game for me to watch,” said Thurl Bailey.

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 7 / 8:23 p.m. ET

Hawks lead 67-62 after three

Atlanta’s led by as many as 19 in a game that’s seen four lead changes, with five players reaching double figures, led by Devon Higgs (14 pts).

The Hawks are 12-for-28 (42.9%) from 3-point range, giving them the advantage in the contest.

JULY 7 / 8:08 p.m. ET

Higgs, Hausen heating up

Devon Higgs (14 pts) has five points in the quarter for the Hawks, but the Grizzlies are rallying, cutting the score to 55-51 with 5:42 to go in the third.

Higgs, who attended Georgia Southwestern State, played six games for the College Park Skyhawks in 2025-26, delivering 8.0 ppg and 2.2 stl.

On the Memphis side, Brendan Hausen (12 pts, 3 3PM) is shooting it comfortably. He attended Villanova, Kansas State and Iowa in his collegiate career.

JULY 7 / 7:51 p.m. ET

Hawks lead 47-36 at the break

Atlanta’s shooting 9-for-19 (47.4%) from 3-point range so far tonight, putting up 12 assists on 14 made field goals.

Jacob Toppin (10 pts, 3 reb) leads the Hawks in scoring, while Carson Cooper (7 pts, 1 blk) is the top man for the Grizzlies.

All eight players who have logged minutes for Memphis have scored, but the Hawks have forced them into 10 turnovers, amassing a 19-6 advantage in points off miscues.

JULY 7 / 7:38 p.m. ET

Coach Quin Snyder joins the broadcast

The Hawks’ head coach noted No. 8 pick’s Kingston Flemings two-way potential and willingness to play off-ball, noting he’s the type of player others would like to play with.

As a whole, the team is “trying to develop an identity, a style of play,” said Snyder.

“We think culture is something that’s really built by all the small things you do,” said Snyder. “The way that you play, your style of play, the way that you work, your player development, all those things contribute to it.”

Hawks up 42-31 with 2:32 to go in the second quarter.

JULY 7 / 7:26 p.m. ET

Hawks up 28-15 after one

Jacob Toppin (9 pts), the brother of Obi Toppin, leads Atlanta in scoring so far, while Taylor Hendricks (5 pts) tops Memphis.

Toppin’s played 31 games over three NBA seasons for the Knicks and Hawks, averaging 1.4 ppg in 4.2 mpg.

Memphis committed seven first quarter turnovers to two for Atlanta.

JULY 7 / 7:10 p.m. ET

Veesar from deep

The No. 52 pick from North Carolina (5 pts) just squared up and knocked down a 3-pointer from the left wing, showing an easy stroke for a 7-footer. Could be a nice fit with the array of slashers on the Hawks’ roster.

He also ran the break for this two-hand slam — got to reward the big man.

9-8 Atlanta with 5:27 to go in the first.

JULY 7 / 6:31 p.m. ET

Grizzlies-Hawks to open Tuesday’s slate

Both teams are 1-1 so far.

JULY 7 / 12:38 a.m. ET

One time for Darryn Peterson

JULY 6 / 11:53 p.m. ET

One time for Cameron Boozer

JULY 6 / 11:07 p.m. ET

Jazz win 109-100

Darryn Peterson (25 pts, 12 ast, 3 3PM, 2 stl) led the Jazz over Cameron Boozer (18 pts, 7 reb, 4 ast) and the Grizzlies in a battle of the No. 2 and No. 3 picks in the 2026 NBA Draft.

“My teammates did a great job of getting open… They made it easy for me tonight,” said Peterson. “Every time I can assert dominance, I try to.”

Six other Jazz scored in double figures, including Blake Hinson (18 pts, 4 3PM), while Cedric Coward (23 pts) was the top scorer for Memphis.

But Peterson and Boozer were the story in a preview of things to come in the Association.

“You saw two young stars that are going to reshape the NBA,” said Craig Bolerjack.

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 6 / 10:54 p.m. ET

Darryn dropping dimes

22 points, 12 assists and 2 steals for the No. 2 pick out of Kansas, as the Jazz lead 100-91 with 2:32 to go.

JULY 6 / 10:40 p.m. ET

Jazz lead Grizzlies early in the fourth

86-80 Utah with 7:41 to go in the fourth quarter, as local product Jackson Kohler (8 pts, 3 reb) hits a jumper off a feed from Darryn Peterson (20 pts, 9 ast).

It’s a 6-0 run for the Jazz.

Cameron Boozer (13 pts, 5 reb, 3 ast) is keeping pace for the Grizzlies, but they’ll need a surge to get back to level.

JULY 6 / 10:28 p.m. ET

Peterson finds the range

Darryn Peterson (18 pts, 9 ast, 2 3PM) looks comfortable pulling from deep.

69-68 Jazz with 2:53 to go in the third quarter.

JULY 6 / 10:06 p.m. ET

Jazz up 53-52 at the break

Darryn Peterson (13 pts, 7 ast) and Cedric Coward (16 pts) are going at it in front of fans in Salt Lake City in one of the best matchups of the summer so far.

Peterson’s looked smooth and quick out there, moving at his own speed against the Memphis defense. The court vision is a bonus — he looks primed to play some point guard for the Jazz.

Cameron Boozer (5 pts, 3 reb, 3 ast) also had his moments in the first half.

Utah’s shooting 56.3% from the field, while Memphis is at 47.4%.

JULY 6 / 10:04 p.m. ET

One time for Zuby Ejiofor

JULY 6 / 9:49 p.m. ET

Flashing: Blake Hinson

The 6-foot-8 wing, on a two-way contract with the Utah Jazz, can really shoot it.

He hit a quick-strike catch-and-shoot 3-pointer in the first quarter off a long pass from Darryn Peterson, firing with confidence as the defense raced back, and just knocked one down fading deep into the corner while going to his left.

Someone to watch as the season takes shape.

42-39 Jazz with 3:55 to go in the half.

JULY 6 / 9:38 p.m. ET

Jazz up 24-23 after one

Darryn Peterson (11 pts, 2 ast, 2 stl) scored or assisted on 15 of Utah’s first 16 points as the No. 2 and No. 3 picks in the 2026 NBA Draft squared off.

Cameron Boozer (5 pts, 2 reb, 3 ast, 1 stl) held his own on the other end, as Olivier Maxence-Prosper and Cedric Coward added 6 points apiece.

Memphis earned a 10-2 advantage in points in the paint in the first.

JULY 6 / 9:18 p.m. ET

Peterson, Boozer dueling early

Darryn Peterson (7 pts) has all of the Jazz’ points so far, while Cameron Boozer (3 pts, 1 ast) knocked down a stepback 3-pointer in the pick-and-roll on his first possession.

We’ve got fireworks going off in Salt Lake City.

Grizzlies 10-7 with 7:16 to go in the first.

JULY 6 / 9:07 p.m. ET

Jazz-Grizzlies next up

In one of the marquee matchups of Summer League, Cameron Boozer and the Grizzlies are about to tip off against Darryn Peterson and the Jazz in a battle of the No. 2 and No. 3 picks in the 2026 NBA Draft.

The Grizzlies also boast NBA All-Rookie First Team selection Cedric Coward, who faces off with Cody Williams, the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, who went off in his first game of the summer.

JULY 6 / 8:59 p.m. ET

Hawks rally to defeat Thunder 82-77

Zuby Ejiofor (19 pts, 15 reb, 3 3PM) led the Hawks back from 20 down to defeat the Thunder in a back-and-forth contest to open the second day of the Salt Lake City Summer League.

The St. John’s product was tackled by his teammates, who yelled “grown man” in his honor, as he gave the post-game interview.

“Persistence. Just a lot of grit. Every single person on the team just wanted to come out and win,” said Ejiofor. “I just pride myself on being a team player… I was able to have a decent effort tonight.”

Asa Newell (13 pts, 7 reb) and Kingston Flemings (12 pts, 5 ast, 3 blk) aided Atlanta’s effort in the win.

Payton Sandfort (25 pts) was the top scorer for the game, leading the Thunder, with Aday Mara (10 pts, 9 reb) chipping in.

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 6 / 8:39 p.m. ET

Sandfort’s sweet shooting

Payton Sandfort (23 pts on 5-for-8 shooting, 4 3PM, +23) has been the best scorer on the floor in this one, showing off his touch and offensive flair.

The stroke is clean and easy for the Iowa grad.

“My goodness, he is burning it up,” said Thurl Bailey. “What efficiency… Those buckets aren’t forced, at all.”

67-66 Thunder with 5:08 to go in the fourth.

JULY 6 / 8:25 p.m. ET

Hawks on a run

Atlanta’s come back to take a 59-51 lead with 1:25 to go in the third quarter, paced by a strong effort from Kingston Flemings (10 pts, 4 ast) and Zuby Ejiofor (10 pts, 11 reb, 1 blk).

“The defense has really picked up for the Hawks, and so has the offense,” said Thurl Bailey.

Oklahoma City’s down to 34.7% shooting, while Atlanta’s at 39.1%.

JULY 6 / 7:58 p.m. ET

Hawks rally, but Thunder lead 43-36 at the half

The Hawks won the second period 25-17, ending by hitting their last 3-pointers to make it a single-digit contest in Salt Lake City.

Payton Sandfort (13 pts on 2-for-3 shooting, 2 3PM) is the top scorer for the Thunder, while Keshon Gilbert (12 pts on 4-for-5 shooting) headed the scoresheet for Atlanta.

The Thunder are holding the Hawks to 33.3% shooting as a team so far.

“We’ve been really physical on the defensive end, and it’s forced them into tough ones,” said Sandfort. “We’ve just got to pick that up and be back to being the more aggressive team.”

JULY 6 / 7:30 p.m. ET

Thunder up 26-11 after one

Oklahoma City closes on an 18-2 run to take a commanding lead over the Hawks to open Day 2 of the Salt Lake City Summer League.

The Thunder, who had six assists on their nine first-quarter field goals, were led by Payton Sandfort (11 pts), who’s on a two-way contract with the organization.

Sandfort, an Iowa graduate, played four games for the Thunder in 2025-26, scoring 8.8 ppg in 15.8 mpg. He’s an aggressive scorer with a shooter’s touch and feel for the game. Here, he drops the assist to Bennett Stirtz.

JULY 6 / 5:47 p.m. ET

Hawks-Thunder opens Monday’s slate

Atlanta’s led by No. 8 pick Kingston Flemings, who dropped 14 points and 9 assists in his first outing, while Oklahoma City boasts No. 12 pick, the 7-foot-3 Aday Mara, and playmaker Bennett Stirtz, the No. 16 pick.

JULY 4 / 7:31 p.m. ET

One time for Darryn Peterson

JULY 4 / 7:02 p.m. ET

Jazz win 103-102

Darryn Peterson (28 pts on 11-for-21 shooting, 4 3PM, 2 blk) led the way for the Jazz as they held off the Hawks and earned their first win of the summer.

“It was fun to be out here,” said Peterson. “It felt great… This is what I love to do.”

Cody Williams (17 pts), Max Abmas (15 pts) and Justin Harmon (15 pts) also chipped in for Utah, which shot 55.6% from the field and earned a 60-36 advantage in points in the paint.

Asa Newell (15 pts) and Gabe Madsen (15 pts) were the top scorers for Atlanta, cued by Kingston Flemings (14 pts, 9 ast).

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 4 / 6:59 p.m. ET

Harmon with the hoop and the harm

Justin Harmon (15 pts) just slashed to the rim for an and-one layup off the out-of-bounds play, giving the Jazz a 103-99 lead with less than a second remaining, sending a roar through the Salt Lake City crowd.

JULY 4 / 6:50 p.m. ET

Overtime in Salt Lake City

Max Abmas (15 pts) drew a foul on a running jumper, then knocked down two free throws to square the game at 95.

On the other end, Kingston Flemings (12 pts, 8 ast) missed a tough jumper, sending us to an extra period.

We’re headed to overtime in Darryn Peterson’s summer debut!

JULY 4 / 6:40 p.m. ET

Hawks take the lead

95-93 Atlanta with 17.5 to go, as the Hawks have rallied in the fourth quarter, surging into the lead with a late 9-0 run.

Gabe Madsen (12 pts) hit a 3-pointer to push Atlanta over the top.

JULY 4 / 6:26 p.m. ET

Cody crams one

Cody Williams just strode to the hoop and slammed down a one-handed poster, using every bit of his his 7-foot-1 wingspan.

86-78 Jazz with 5:08 to go in the contest.

JULY 4 / 6:19 p.m. ET

Jazz up 78-70 after three

Darryn Peterson (18 pts in 18:46, 2 blk) leads five double-figure scorers for the Jazz, out-dueling Kingston Flemings (10 pts, 6 ast), who’s found his footing over the course of the game.

Utah has a 46-22 lead in points in the paint, but Atlanta’s forced 18 Jazz turnovers to stay in the contest.

Catch the finish as the No. 2 pick out of Kansas makes his summer debut!

JULY 4 / 6:10 p.m. ET

Abmas goes aerial

Max Abmas (11 pts) delivered a clean strip and breakaway slam for the Jazz, who have a 70-63 lead with 2:58 to go in the third quarter.

The 5-foot-11 Abmas is one of 12 players to score 3,000+ points in NCAA Division I men’s college basketball history, starring for Texas and Oral Roberts.

Utah’s shooting 59.6% from the field, while Atlanta’s at 37.5%, but the contest remains close.

JULY 4 / 6:01 p.m. ET

Peterson puts one in

The guard got his feet together comfortably here, showing his coordination as he fired away from deep.

JULY 4 / 5:47 p.m. ET

Jazz up 49-43 at the half

Darryn Peterson (10 pts) is attacking early, leading all scorers as the Jazz earn a halftime lead over the Hawks.

Cody Williams (8 pts) and Ace Bailey (6 pts, 4 reb) also had moments, as Utah develops a trio of top-10 picks.

“One, two, we’re just going,” said Bailey of his budding connection with Peterson.

No. 8 pick Kingston Flemings (3 pts, 5 ast) is looking for his shot, but moved the ball with precision to rally the Hawks, who trailed by as many as 16.

JULY 4 / 5:29 p.m. ET

Darryn with the deft touch

Peterson (10 pts on 4-for-7 shooting) just converted a difficult floater, fading to his right towards the baseline in transition and tossing it home. Eye-catching body control from the rookie.

“That is a bucket. Wow, wow,” said Craig Bolerjack.

“That is just straight-up balling,” said Thurl Bailey.

33-23 Jazz with 7:08 to go in the second quarter.

JULY 4 / 5:24 p.m. ET

Jazz up 24-20 after one

Utah’s led throughout, as Darryn Peterson (8 pts) gets it rolling for the first time.

Jacob Toppin (6 pts, 4 reb) is the top scorer for Atlanta.

JULY 4 / 5:22 p.m. ET

Peterson attacks the rack

Darryn Peterson (5 pts) sliced to the rim to open his pro scoring tally, showing some explosiveness in front of the fans in Utah.

22-20 Jazz with 32 seconds to go in the first quarter.

JULY 4 / 5:04 p.m. ET

Hawks-Jazz sees two top-10 guards debut

Kingston Flemings, the No. 8 pick out of Houston, leads an Atlanta squad that also features Asa Newell, the 23rd pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and No. 23 pick Zuby Ejiofor, the reigning Big East Defensive Player of the Year.

On the Jazz side, No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson will begin to build chemistry with Ace Bailey, the No. 5 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, and Cody Williams, who went No. 10 in 2024.

Blake Hinson also flashed for the Jazz last season, including scoring a career-high 30 points late in the regular season.

Tune in on Prime Video, ESPNU and League Pass as Peterson makes his debut in front of rabid fans in Salt Lake City!

JULY 4 / 4:55 p.m. ET

One time for Cameron Boozer

JULY 4 / 4:49 p.m. ET

Grizzlies win 111-74

Cameron Boozer (15 pts on 7-for-11 shooting, 4 reb, 4 ast) led a balanced attack as the Grizzlies controlled their Salt Lake City Summer League opener over the Thunder.

“Competitors,” said Boozer of his teammates. “Just keep working, keep gelling, and we’re going to be great.”

Olivier Maxence-Prosper (17 pts, 5 reb, 2 3PM, +38) was the top scorer for Memphis, while Taylor Hendricks (15 pts), Jahmai Mashack (12 pts, 1 stl, 2 blk), Cedric Coward (11 pts, 8 reb, 3 3PM), Javon Small (11 pts, 9 ast) and Carson Cooper (11 pts, 5 reb) joined him in double figures.

Memphis shot 17-for-33 (51.5%) from 3-point range, leading by as many as 41 in the victory.

Payton Sandfort (13 pts, 2 3PM) and Brooks Barnhizer (13 pts, 6 reb) led Oklahoma City in scoring.

Read more about the game on NBA.com.

JULY 4 / 4:35 p.m. ET

Stirtz with the shake

Bennett Stirtz (10 pts, 2 3PM) just lost Cedric Coward by drifting back into deep 3-point range, then drilling the long ball.

The 6-foot-4 guard, who played at Missouri State, Drake and Iowa in college, is comfortable keeping a live dribble while changing pace, bobbing and weaving with his defender.

JULY 4 / 4:23 p.m. ET

Grizzlies up 85-52 after three

Memphis has five scorers in double figures, showing off their depth as they enter Summer League play.

They’re 13-for-27 (48.1%) from 3-point range so far, dominating the Thunder.

JULY 4 / 4:11 p.m. ET

Responding with an oop of their own

Aday Mara (8 pts, 3 reb, 2 ast, 1 blk) just jammed an alley-oop thrown by Anthony Pritchard, who made a play in his first 22 seconds of action.

Grizzlies up 76-50 with 3:59 to go in the third.

JULY 4 / 4:03 p.m. ET

Ooping the alley

Carson Cooper (6 pts, 3 reb, 3 ast) just slammed down a poster alley-oop on a lob from Javon Small (9 pts, 8 ast), as the Grizzlies continue to roll.

“That’s just great timing,” said Thurl Bailey. “Great timing.”

Cooper, a graduate of Michigan State University, is on a two-way contract with the Grizzlies.

74-48 Memphis with 6:31 to go in the third.

JULY 4 / 3:49 p.m. ET

Memphis up 66-44 at the half

The Grizzlies are roaring, led by Taylor Hendricks (15 pts, 4 reb, 3 ast) and Cameron Boozer (11 pts, 3 reb, 4 ast), as they surge out over Oklahoma City.

They led by as many as 23 in the half, going 12-for-20 (60%) from 3-point range while delivering fluid offense.

Brooks Barnhizer (11 pts, 4 reb) is the top scorer for the Thunder, while Otega Oweh (4 pts) flashed late in the second quarter.

JULY 4 / 3:38 p.m. ET

‘Grateful, and just pure excitement’

Cedric Coward (9 pts, 4 reb, 3 3PM) has showed the form that made him a standout for the Grizzlies last season.

He missed last year’s Summer League with an injury, but is thrilled to be out there, as explained by Lauren Green of Smith Entertainment Group.

53-31 Grizzlies with 4:42 to go in the second quarter.

JULY 4 / 3:29 p.m. ET

Grizzlies up 33-22 after one

Taylor Hendricks (11 pts), Javon Small (9 pts) and Cameron Boozer (7 pts) are spurring Memphis so far, as they open up a lead in the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City.

Bennett Stirtz (5 pts) and Aday Mara (2 pts) are getting going for Oklahoma City.

JULY 4 / 3:20 p.m. ET

Hendricks gets hot

Taylor Hendricks (10 pts), formerly of the Jazz, put up five straight points to keep the Grizzlies ahead, tossed his second dime of the contest, then scored again, flashing his game.

Hendricks put up 10.2 ppg in 34 games for Memphis after being included in the deal that sent Jaren Jackson Jr. to Utah.

30-22 Grizzlies with 31.7 to go in the quarter.

JULY 4 / 3:09 p.m. ET

Boozer, Grizzlies rolling early

16-6 Memphis with 6:40 to go in the first quarter, as Cameron Boozer (7 pts, 1 reb, 1 ast) nails a 26-foot 3-pointer to send us to a timeout.

The rookie also nailed a turnaround jumper a few possessions ago, showing his polish and all-around game. He’s 3-for-4 from the field.

JULY 4 / 3:04 p.m. ET

Boozer breaks the seal

Cameron Boozer (2 pts) finished over the 7-foot-3 Aday Mara to open his pro scoring tally, moving the ball underneath the rim and delivering on the return pass.

JULY 4 / 1:00 p.m. ET

Grizzlies-Thunder opens the league

The Memphis roster is deep and talented, highlighted by No. 3 pick Boozer, NBA All-Rookie First Team member Cedric Coward, No. 21 pick Karim López and NBA veterans Walter Clayton Jr., Olivier-Maxence Prosper, Javon Small, Jahmai Mashack and Taylor Hendricks.

On the Oklahoma City side, No. 16 pick Bennett Stirtz, one of the most accomplished pick-and-roll operators in college basketball last season, should run the show, accompanied by No. 12 pick Aday Mara, talented scorer Otega Oweh, sharpshooter Buddy Boeheim and defensive ace Brooks Barnhizer.

JULY 4 / 12:45 p.m. ET

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