Daily Archives: July 12, 2026

Chaos agents – Yahoo Sports

The Summer Celtics don’t have a traditional point guard on the roster, a position usually relied upon to generate a little upheaval on opposing offenses. The blueprint of the re-built Celtics is a series of concentric circles. In the middle are the offensive engines of Boston’s offense with Jayson Tatum, Payton Pritchard, Paul George, and Derrick White being the most …

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Gonzaga basketball loses starting point guard Mario Saint-Supery to EuroLeague club

Gonzaga basketball suffered an unexpected loss from its starting lineup ahead of the 2026-27 season. Starting point guard Mario Saint-Supéry officially signed with Valencia, a Spanish club in EuroLeague, on Saturday, July 11. The move leaves the Bulldogs without an established point guard next season, and they can’t get an experienced replacement with the transfer portal closed. Advertisement REQUIRED READING: …

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Bucks re-sign Gary Trent Jr. to lucrative deal

Folks, it happened. The Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to re-sign free agent guard Gary Trent Jr. to a four-year, $64m deal, per ESPN insider Shams Charania. According to Charania, “The Bucks and Trent’s reps worked through negotiations since the NBA Finals ended in mid-June while also sorting through sign-and-trade possibilities from interested teams over the last week. The sides moved …

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Lundy splashes home six threes as Raptors beat Rockets

Seth Lundy dropped a game-high 23 points with a streaky 6-9 shooting from beyond the arc to propel the Toronto Raptors past the Houston Rockets for their first win of the 2026 NBA Summer League, 102-89, at the Pavilion in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jamarion Sharp made his presence felt after scoring 17 points on perfect field goal efficiency and nabbing …

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Nets looking for Keon Ellis to bring strong 3-and-D profile

LAS VEGAS — For Keon Ellis, it was about wanting to be where he’s wanted. Getting to join a Nets team in desperate need of his defense, and reunite with coach Jordi Fernández, was the perfect free agent situation. Advertisement “From what I heard, he was pulling for me really hard,” said Ellis, who played two years in Sacramento when …

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Wolves Fans are Feeling Positive about the LaMelo Ball Trade

Heading into the summer, just about every Timberwolves fan had their own dream offseason mapped out. Some wanted Tim Connelly to swing for the fences one more time and somehow pry Giannis Antetokounmpo loose if Milwaukee finally decided to tear things down. Others talked themselves into buying low on former superstars whose value had cratered. Zion Williamson was one of …

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Utah Jazz vs Los Angeles Clippers preview: Time to let off some steam

After years and years of mundane basketball, Jazz fans finally had something to be anticipating. A #1 vs. #2 pick matchup that headlined the NBA. Of course, our own Jazzlings were on the back-end of this event, but this is nothing to hold your head over. Utah is back, and they’re getting the attention they rightfully deserve. Coming into Las …

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2026 MBB Summer Previews: Ohio State Buckeyes

What’s up y’all? We are back once again with another Big Ten basketball preview, and today we’re gonna be focusing on the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ohio State finished with a 21-13 record last season, going 12-8 in conference, which was good for an 8th place finish in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes will be going into next season missing three …

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Chaney Johnson impressing Nets with hustle and athleticism

LAS VEGAS — Chaney Johnson might be undersized, underrated and an underdog. But he won’t be outworked. The second-year Net — who hustled his way from undrafted rookie last season to a two-way contract — is making an impression in Summer League with his hustle and athleticism. Advertisement “I knew Chaney was a beast. It’s further confirmed,” assistant coach Dutch …

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Meet Duke Brennan: Nets’ Elite Rebounding Big Man

After taking an unconventional path through three different college programs, Duke Brennan is looking to turn his reputation as one of college basketball’s best rebounders into a professional opportunity with the Brooklyn Nets. The 6-foot-10, 250-pound big man joins Brooklyn’s Summer League roster after going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft. Known for his relentless motor, physicality, and elite rebounding …

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Game Preview: Suns face the Pelicans in second NBA Summer League matchup

Who: Phoenix Suns (1-0) vs. New Orleans Pelicans (1-1) When: 12:00 pm Arizona Time Where: Cox Pavilion, Las Vegas, Nevada Watch: Arizona Family Sports, ESPN2 Listen: KMVP 98.7 The Phoenix Suns showcased their elite level of size and athleticism (for Summer League) against the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night in a dramatic come-from-behind victory. There was the predictable summer …

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