The NBA’s summer showcase is set for July 2026, with the league listing three Summer League stops on its official hub: the California Classic (Sacramento & San Francisco) from July 3-6, the Salt Lake City Summer League from July 4, 6-7, and the main 2026 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas from July 9-19. The dates matter for fans tracking the league’s newest talent and for anyone following daily game recaps, standings, rosters and player stats as the schedule rolls through the month.
On the Las Vegas hub, the NBA site also organizes coverage into key sections—Schedule, Rosters, Player Stats, Team Stats, Standings, News, and Format & Rules—making it a central place to follow results and storylines as they develop across the 11-day run.
2026 NBA Summer League dates and locations
The NBA’s Summer League calendar begins with two early events before shifting to Las Vegas:
California Classic (Sacramento & San Francisco): July 3-6
Salt Lake City Summer League: July 4, 6-7
2026 NBA Summer League (Las Vegas): July 9-19
The Las Vegas portion is presented as the headline event, with the NBA site noting that 76 games will be played over 11 days in Las Vegas in its Summer League info coverage. Alongside the schedule and results pages, the official hub also includes a “Format & Rules” section and separate content on new rules being tested at Summer League, including the “one free throw rule” and a “connected basketball.”
For readers who want a broader view beyond the day-to-day scoreboard, the NBA’s Summer League pages also include features such as “2026 NBA Summer League: Facts & Figures,” “What to watch for in 2026 NBA Summer League,” and a historical roundup of champions and MVPs dating back to 2013.
What’s on the official Summer League hub
The 2026 Summer League pages are structured to help fans follow the event in multiple ways. The navigation highlights:
Schedule pages for each stop (California, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas)
Rosters
Player Stats and Team Stats
Standings
News and video
Format & Rules and history content
That setup makes it easy to move from a single game recap to the broader context of who is producing across the event, without leaving the Summer League section.
Recent Las Vegas recaps and standout performances
The NBA’s Summer League news feed includes daily “standouts” roundups and game recaps. Among the items listed on the hub are “Acuff, Dëmin lead Summer League standouts on Day 6,” as well as earlier standouts posts headlined by names including Kobe Johnson, Koa Peat, AJ Dybantsa, Khaman Maluach, Labaron Philon, Arthur Kaluma, Caleb Wilson, and Yaxel Lendeborg.
The game recap list on the page also includes a slate of final scores from Las Vegas action, including:
Lakers 99, Clippers 85
Nuggets 106, Thunder 103
Bulls 99, Wizards 87
Grizzlies 106, Warriors 85
Nets 115, Kings 83
Rockets 90, 76ers 64
Trail Blazers 111, Timberwolves 84
Suns 95, Bucks 88
Jazz 80, Bulls 63
Cavaliers 90, Heat 73
Mavericks 96, Grizzlies 88
Hawks 102, Celtics 90
Raptors 94, Pacers 93
Knicks 86, Pistons 75
In the accompanying “Game Reports” list, the NBA site highlights individual scoring lines tied to specific recaps, including Cameron Carr scoring a game-high 23 points for the Lakers vs. the Clippers, Trevon Brazile scoring 32 points to lead the Nuggets over the Thunder, Jaylin Sellers scoring 24 points for the Bulls vs. the Wizards, Javon Small scoring 26 points for the Grizzlies vs. the Warriors, Egor Dëmin scoring 20 first-half points in the Nets’ win over the Kings, and Isaiah Crawford scoring 19 points as the Rockets beat the 76ers.
How to follow 2026 Summer League results and updates
For ongoing coverage, the NBA’s Summer League hub organizes everything around the daily flow of games: recaps, standouts, and video highlights sit alongside the core tracking tools—schedule, rosters, stats and standings. With the California Classic and Salt Lake City events leading into the July 9-19 Las Vegas run, the official pages provide a single place to keep up with the calendar, see the latest recaps, and monitor who is producing as Summer League continues.