NBA Summer League 2026 Box Score Stats & Highlights for Cam Boozer, Caleb Wilson, Stars from Day 5

NBA Summer League in Las Vegas continued on Monday as more young players had the chance to show what they can do against professional talent.

Monday's action saw Memphis Grizzlies rookie Cam Boozer, Chicago Bulls first-round pick Caleb Wilson and more take the court.

Scores and Schedule

New York Knicks def. Detroit Pistons, 86-75

Toronto Raptors def. Indiana Pacers, 94-93

Atlanta Hawks def. Boston Celtics, 102-90

Dallas Mavericks def. Memphis Grizzlies, 96-88

Cleveland Cavaliers def. Miami Heat, 90-73

Utah Jazz def. Chicago Bulls, 80-63

Phoenix Suns def. Milwaukee Bucks, 95-88

Portland Trail Blazers def. Minnesota Timberwolves, 111-84

Box Scores and Recaps

Knicks 86, Pistons 75

Knicks Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Jack Kayil	19	1	4
Dillon Jones	18	6	4
Liam Robbins	15	5	3
Pistons Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Chaz Lanier	24	0	2
Ebuka Okorie	14	6	4
Isaac Jones	12	8	2

After getting picked up in the second round of this year's draft, Jack Kayil is looking to prove he can make it in the NBA, and he put together a strong performance on Monday.

Dillon Jones likewise had a solid night as the former first-rounder tries to find a permanent spot in the league after spending the last few years in and out of the G League.

Detroit's Chaz Lanier was one of the Pistons' only bright spots in the loss. The former Tennessee star didn't see much NBA action last year, but that could change if he continues scoring as he did on Monday.

Both the Knicks and Pistons are 1-2 after Day 5 of Summer League Las Vegas.

Raptors 93, Pacers 93

Raptors Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Seth Lundy	22	1	1
Tyreke Key	16	2	3
Jaden Bradley	15	5	2
Pacers Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Rienk Mast	23	10	0
Jalen Slawson	21	8	1
Gabe McGlothan	16	6	0

Monday's contest between Toronto and Indiana provided one of the more exciting finishes of Summer League so far.

Seth Lundy, a second-round pick in 2023, led the way for the Raptors on offense, but his biggest contribution was a game-sealing block in the final seconds.

The Pacers duo of Jalen Slawson and Rienk Mast came to play with a combined 44 points, but that wasn't quite enough as the rest of the team struggled on offense.

The Raptors moved to 2-1 in Summer League with the win, while Indiana dropped to 1-2.

Hawks 102, Celtics 90

Hawks Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Kobe Johnson	30	7	4
Henry Veesar	20	4	3
Devon Higgs	12	3	1
Celtics Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Chris Cenac Jr.	16	5	2
Dillon Mitchell	11	4	2
Tucker DeVries	11	1	1

With first-round pick Kingston Flemings not in the lineup for Atlanta, the Hawks needed someone else to step up, and Kobe Johnson did just that. The former undrafted player had a tremendous night off the bench, and it seems like he might not be sticking around in the G League much longer.

The Celtics coaching staff clearly wanted to get a good look at all of their talent, which led to them using 14 different players throughout the night. That, in turn, led to limited minutes, but Chris Cenac Jr. made the most of his night.

The Hawks are off to a 3-0 start in Summer League, while Boston is 2-1.

Mavericks 96, Grizzlies 88

Mavericks Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Darin Green Jr.	17	3	5
Jaden Springer	17	1	2
Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu	16	4	0
Grizzlies Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Cam Boozer	21	8	3
Olivier-Maxence Prosper	18	5	2
Cedric Coward	17	12	4

The Mavs' first unit wasn't exactly clicking on Monday, but they got some solid support from the bench trio of Darin Green Jr., Jaden Springer and Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu.

While the Grizzlies couldn't pick up the win, Cam Boozer continued to show that Memphis made the right call with the No. 3 pick. It's been nothing but positives from the former Duke star so far, and the Grizzlies have to be excited about what's to come from him.

The Mavs picked up their first win of Summer League to improve to 1-2, while Memphis has now split its first two games.

Cavaliers 90, Heat 73

Cavaliers Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Meleek Thomas	35	3	3
Jaxson Robinson	13	6	1
Malaki Branham	11	4	1
Heat Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Tre Donaldson	22	4	3
Jahmir Young	12	4	2
J'Vonne Hadley	10	5	1

Meleek Thomas was widely projected to be a first-round pick, and he's showing in Summer League that the Cavs might have gotten a steal in the second round. After putting up 20 points in his debut and 30 points on Sunday, he put together another tremendous outing against the Heat.

The Cavs have a loaded roster, but it's hard to imagine Thomas being delegated to the G League much, if at all, this year.

Cleveland picked up its first win on Monday, while the Heat fell to 1-2.

Jazz 80, Bulls 63

Jazz Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Jonas Aidoo	17	11	0
Orlando Robinson	14	9	1
Matthew Cleveland	13	5	3
Bulls Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Caleb Wilson	19	8	2
Jaylin Sellers	13	4	1
Noa Essungue	6	5	2

The Jazz were without No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson, but they still managed to cruise past Chicago thanks to a double-double from Jonas Aidoo, who went undrafted out of Arkansas last year.

No. 4 overall pick Caleb Wilson put together a strong night for the Bulls despite the loss. The former North Carolina star really thrived on the defensive end, posting five blocks. He also threw down possibly the best dunk of Summer League so far.

The Jazz improved to 1-2 with the win, while Chicago fell to 0-2 in Summer League.

Suns 95, Bucks 88

Suns Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Khaman Maluach	21	10	2
Koa Peat	19	6	1
Koby Brea	19	1	2
Bucks Stats			
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Brayden Burries	23	8	6
Brandon Boston Jr.	17	1	2
Bogoljub Markovic	16	8	1

First-round pick Koa Peat had his best Summer League showing so far in the win, and he's beginning to look like a serviceable NBA player. That's exactly the kind of rookie the Suns need as they try to reach the postseason this year.

Bucks rookie Nate Ament has had a dissapointing showing in Summer League so far, and that continued on Monday when he had just eight points. The former Tennessee star took just three shots, so it's clear he has some warming up to do.

But Brayden Burries, the Bucks' other first-round pick, had a strong night to continue what has been a strong start to Summer League.

The Suns are now 1-2 in Summer League, while the Bucks have lost all three of their games thus far.

Trail Blazers 111, Timberwolves 84

Trail Blazers Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Chris Youngblood	20	5	3
Yang Hansen	18	10	5
Jaylen Martin	14	3	4
Timberwolves Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Donovan Williams	21	2	2
Rocco Zikarsky	18	6	0
Zyon Pullin	16	4	10

Second-year players are often the big standouts during Summer League, and that was the case for Yang Hansen in the Portland Trail Blazers' 111-84 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The 2025 first-round pick posted a double-double (18 points and 10 rebounds) in 21 minutes on the court.

In general, this game was a showcase for players trying to earn roster spots. Chris Youngblood's 20 points were tops on Portland, while Donovan Williams scored a game-high 21 points for Minnesota. Timberwolves guard Zyon Pullin had 16 points and 10 assists to match Hansen's double-double.