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Last updated: July 13, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Summer League Showcases and Offseason Moves

The NBA Summer League is heating up, with top prospects making early impressions. No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa in what could be his final summer league game, helping the Washington Wizards maintain their undefeated streak with a 104-85 win. Meanwhile, Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson, dropping 35 points, the second-highest total in a Las Vegas Summer League debut since 2004. The league is also buzzing with news of coaching changes, as the Warriors are expected to hire Frank Vogel as an associate head coach under Steve Kerr. The offseason continues to be active, with ongoing tracking of deals and trades, including updates on Dybantsa and other rookies navigating the early stages of their careers.

Player Transactions and Contract News

Significant player movement and contract agreements are shaping the league landscape. Gary Trent Jr. agreed to a four-year, $64 million deal to stay with the Milwaukee Bucks. In more substantial news, Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs have reached an agreement on a five-year, $252 million maximum rookie-scale contract extension, marking the third-largest rookie extension in NBA history. The NBPA executive director, David Kelly, has voiced concerns, stating that the league's "second apron" is forcing teams into decisions that prioritize cost control over basketball strategy, ultimately impacting players and fans.

Player Dynamics and Veteran Commentary

Off-court dynamics are also making headlines. Sources have revealed that former Heat teammates Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro were involved in an altercation in Las Vegas, with Adebayo reportedly striking Herro. On the veteran front, Andre Iguodala commented on LeBron James' potential interest in the Warriors, suggesting it serves as a tribute to Stephen Curry's impact. Ja Morant, recently traded to the Trail Blazers, expressed his readiness to "start fresh" and. Hornets president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson described the LaMelo Ball trade as "probably the most difficult" decision he's made, but one that. The league is also evaluating free agent signings and extensions, with Wembanyama's massive rookie deal being a notable example of significant investment.