NBA Summer League Rosters 2013: Team-by-Team List of Players for Orlando, Vegas

The NBA offseason is never lacking in excitement.

Ever since the Miami Heat were crowned champions, we’ve seen one of the most entertaining drafts in league history and a wild free-agency period in which multiple big-name players have made splash signings.

Now we’re on the cusp of beginning a revamped summer league, in which tournaments will be held and champions will be decided for the first time since the conception of these events almost 10 years ago.

You are not going to want to miss a minute of the action, so keep reading to find out who is participating, where you can watch and much more.

Complete Summer League Rosters and Notable Players to Watch

Atlanta Hawks (Full roster N/A)

Kyle Weems, forward – Telekom Baskets Bonn (Germany)

Adonis Thomas, forward – Memphis

 

Boston Celtics (Full roster)

Kelly Olynyk, center – Gonzaga

Colton Iverson, center – Colorado State

Brooklyn Nets (Full roster)

Tyshawn Taylor, guard – Brooklyn Nets

Jamelle Hagins, forward – Delaware

 

Charlotte Bobcats (Full roster N/A)

Brandon Triche, guard – Syracuse

Cody Zeller, forward – Indiana

Chicago Bulls (Full roster N/A)

Jimmy Butler, forward – Chicago Bulls

Marquis Teague, guard – Chicago Bulls

Cleveland Cavaliers (Full roster N/A)

Matthew Dellavedova, guard – St. Mary’s

Kenny Kadji, forward – Miami

Dallas Mavericks (Full roster N/A)

Jae Crowder, forward – Dallas Mavericks

Shane Larkin, guard – Miami

 

Denver Nuggets (Full roster N/A)

O.D. Anosike, forward – Siena

C.J. Harris, guard – Wake Forest

Detroit Pistons (Full roster)

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, guard – Georgia

Andre Drummond, center – Detroit Pistons

 

Golden State Warriors (Full roster)

Nemanja Nedovic, guard – Serbia

Draymond Green, forward – Golden State Warriors     

Houston Rockets (Full roster) 

Vander Blue, guard - Marquette

Isaiah Canaan, point guard- Murray State

Indiana Pacers (Full roster)

Solomon Hill, forward – Arizona

Travis Releford, guard – Kansas

Los Angeles Clippers (Full roster N/A)

Brandon Davies, guard – BYU

Samardo Samuels, center – Israel

Los Angeles Lakers (Full roster N/A)

Kenny Boynton Jr., guard – Miami

Marcus Landry, forward – D-League

Memphis Grizzlies (Full roster N/A)

Vander Blue, guard – Marquette

Laurence Bowers, forward – Missouri

Miami Heat (Full roster)

James Ennis, forward – Long Beach State

Myck Kabongo, guard – Texas

 

Milwaukee Bucks (Full roster)

Nate Wolters, guard – South Dakota State

John Henson, forward – Milwaukee Bucks

Minnesota Timberwolves (Full roster N/A)

Brandon Paul, guard – Illinois

Robbie Hummel, forward – Purdue

New Orleans Pelicans (Full Roster)

Austin Rivers, guard – New Orleans Hornets

Lance Thomas, forward – Duke

New York Knicks (Full Roster N/A)

Tim Hardaway Jr., guard – Michigan

C.J. Leslie, forward – NC State

Oklahoma City Thunder (Full roster)

Steven Adams, center – Pittsburgh

Perry Jones III, forward – Oklahoma City Thunder

Orlando Magic (Full roster)

Victor Oladipo, guard – Indiana

Maurice Harkless, forward – Orlando Magic

Philadelphia 76ers (Full roster)

Michael Carter-Williams, point guard – Syracuse

Khalif Wyatt, guard – Temple

 

Phoenix Suns (Full Roster N/A)

Jake Cohen, forward – Davidson

Kendall Marshall, guard – Phoenix Suns

Portland Trail Blazers (Full roster)

Allen Crabbe, guard – California

C.J. McCollum, guard – Lehigh

Sacramento Kings (Full roster)

Ben McLemore, guard – Kansas

Trevor Mbakwe, forward – Minnesota

 

San Antonio Spurs (Full roster N/A)

Marcus Denmon, guard – France

Ryan Richards, forward – England

Toronto Raptors (Full roster N/A)

Gregory Echenique, center – Creighton

Jordan Taylor, guard – Italy

 

Utah Jazz (Full roster) 

Trey Burke, point guard – Michigan/USA

Rudy Gobert, center – Cholet Basket (France)

Washington Wizards (Full roster N/A)

Jan Vesely, forward – Washington Wizards

Chris Singleton, forward – Washington Wizards

Orlando Summer League

When: Sunday, July 7 through Friday, July 12

Where: Amway Center, Orlando, Fla.

Watch: NBATV

Live Stream: NBA Summer League Live

 

New Format

Every team will participate in five games, minimum, during the six-day event. Each game is worth a total of seven points, including three for winning outright and one per winning quarter (0.5 awarded for ties.)

Points will impact seeding on championship day and ties will be broken by point differential, points allowed and coin flip—in that order.

Day 1 Schedule 

Click here for complete schedule of games

Las Vegas Summer League

When: Friday, July 12 through Monday, July 22

Where: Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion, Las Vegas, Nev.

Watch: NBATV

Live Stream: NBA Summer League Live

New Format

A championship will be crowned for the first time since the invention of the summer league, as teams will fight for seeding up until July 16. After that, a single-elimination tournament will begin and culminate in a championship game on July 22.

Each one of the 22 participants is guaranteed at least five games over the 11-day period.

Day 1 Schedule

Friday July 12

COX Pavilion 
1 PM — New York vs. New Orleans (Game 1) 
3 PM — Atlanta vs. LA Clippers (Game 2) 
5 PM — Cleveland vs. LA Lakers (Game 3) 
7 PM — Charlotte vs. San Antonio (Game 4)

Click here for complete schedule of games