NBA Summer League 2015: Monday Schedule, Latest Las Vegas Standings and Stats

Three days have elapsed in the NBA's Las Vegas Summer League, and eight still remain.

We've seen marquee rookie matchups, D-League veterans showing out and plenty of other surprising performances (both good and bad). Without a doubt, we'll see plenty more of all these things.

For now, let's look at which teams and players have stood out through Sunday's action. In addition to peering at Monday's schedule, we'll be looking at how each team stacks up and some of Vegas' statistical highlights so far.

Monday's Schedule

Matchup	Time	Location
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Milwaukee Bucks	4 p.m. ET	Cox Pavilion
New Orleans Pelicans vs. Brooklyn Nets	4:30 p.m. ET	Thomas and Mack
D-League Select vs. Atlanta Hawks	6 p.m. ET	Cox Pavilion
Golden State Warriors vs. Sacramento Kings	6:30 p.m. ET	Thomas and Mack
Miami Heat vs. Denver Nuggets	8 p.m. ET	Cox Pavilion
Los Angeles Lakers vs. New York Knicks	8:30 p.m. ET	Thomas and Mack
Toronto Raptors vs. Houston Rockets	10 p.m. ET	Cox Pavilion
Utah Jazz vs. Minnesota Timberwolves	10:30 p.m. ET	Thomas and Mack

Standings

Team	Wins	Losses	Point Differential
Boston Celtics	2	0	+18
Denver Nuggets	2	0	+37
Houston Rockets	2	0	+26
New Orleans Pelicans	2	0	+16
Toronto Raptors	2	0	+37
Brooklyn Nets	1	0	+1
Miami Heat	1	0	+3
New York Knicks	1	0	+5
Atlanta Hawks	1	1	-14
Chicago Bulls	1	1	-2
Golden State Warriors	1	1	+7
Los Angeles Lakers	1	1	-5
Minnesota Timberwolves	1	1	0
NBA D-League Select	1	1	+13
Phoenix Suns	1	1	-10
Portland Trail Blazers	1	1	+4
San Antonio Spurs	1	1	+10
Utah Jazz	0	1	-3
Cleveland Cavaliers	0	2	-9
Dallas Mavericks	0	2	-17
Milwaukee Bucks	0	2	-27
Philadelphia 76ers	0	2	-17
Sacramento Kings	0	2	-44
Washington Wizards	0	2	-29

Stat Leaders 

Points	Rebounds	Assists
28.0 - Bryce Cotton (UTA)	11.0 - Jerrelle Benimon (CLE)	8.0 - Tim Frazier (POR)
27.5 - Seth Curry (NOP)	11.0 - Jahlil Okafor (PHI)	7.0 - Emmanuel Mudiay (DEN)
23.5 - Scotty Hopson (DLS)	11.0 - Dwight Powell (DAL)	6.0 - Aaron Craft (GSW)
22.5 - Kyle Anderson (SAS)	10.5 - Jordan Mickey (BOS)	6.0 - Ramon Galloway (CHI)
22.0 - Zach LaVine (MIN)	10.0 - Cameron Bairstow (CHI)	6.0 - Kevin Pangos (DAL)

Notable Stats

0: Female NBA Summer League head coaches before Becky Hammon

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Becky Hammon made history in Las Vegas last Saturday as the first female to be the head coach of an NBA Summer League team.

Her San Antonio Spurs squad lost a close contest to the New York Knicks 73-78 that day, but it would even its record Sunday with an 89-74 triumph over the Milwaukee Bucks.

Hammon, who also became the first full-time NBA assistant head coach with the Spurs last fall, had the following to say after Saturday's game, per ESPN's J.A. Adande:

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I just think it's important [for] society that women be rewarded for their brains just as much as any guy. To me, it's always about bigger picture. We want to make sure that when your wife or your daughter goes in for a job interview, she gets the same opportunity that a guy gets. I think that's the bigger picture, that's the bigger goal. Whether it's basketball or in the army or in CEOs or in operating rooms, we want women there.

"

Will Hammon one day coach an NBA squad during the regular season? Don't be surprised if she does, with her keen basketball mind and the motivation to break barriers.

27.5: Points per game by New Orleans Pelicans guard Seth Curry through two contests

Seth Curry will probably never be the league MVP like his older brother, Stephen, but his Summer League performance so far indicates he can be a capable role player in the NBA.

The younger Curry has lit up the Cox Pavilion two games in a row now, putting up 30 and 25 points Friday and Saturday, respectively. He's used just 40 shots to reach those 55 points, as he's found the free-throw line enough to make 16-of-18 from the charity stripe, despite a rough 3-of-16 showing from three-point range. His mid-range shot may actually be his most lethal weapon.

As Bleacher Report's Andy Bailey noted, Seth could fit well with the New Orleans Pelicans, the squad he's playing for in Las Vegas.

But, if teams can get over comparing his skill set with his brother's (which will obviously favor Stephen in nearly every aspect of the game), Seth will have plenty of teams seeking out his services come training camp.

3: Made three-pointers by Bobby Portis in the Chicago Bulls' Saturday victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves

Bobby Portis only made three three-pointers in a game once in his college career. But it took him only one contest to reach that number in the NBA, with an extended arc, mind you.

Offensively, the former Arkansas standout is known mainly for his mid-range shooting and ability to hustle for second-chance and transition points, but it appears his three-point stroke is becoming an increasingly dangerous weapon.

Yes, Portis followed up his excellent first game (23 points on 9-of-14 shooting and 3-of-4 from three, plus seven rebounds) with a putrid second outing (1-of-10 shooting for five points) Sunday. But if his three-point acumen proves to be legitimate, he'll easily end up as one of the steals of the 2015 draft.

He may not get many minutes in the Bulls' crowded frontcourt during the 2015-16 season, but he'll get his chance at some point.

Note: All Summer League statistics used are courtesy of NBA.com unless otherwise indicated.

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