NBA Summer League Box Score Stats, Highlights for Cam Boozer, Wilson, Warriors' Yaxel, Top Stars

A handful of top picks have already been shut down for the remainder of Summer League, but there was still plenty of talent on display in Las Vegas on Thursday.

No. 2 overall pick Cam Boozer, No. 4 overall pick Caleb Wilson and more took the hardwood on Thursday. Here's a look at how the rookies fared.

Scores and Schedule

Dallas Mavericks def. Oklahoma City Thunder, 97-87

Brooklyn Nets vs. Houston Rockets, 100-83

Los Angeles Lakers def. Chicago Bulls, 105-82

Golden State Warriors def. New York Knicks, 87-77

Memphis Grizzlies def. Atlanta Hawks, 96-62

Toronto Raptors def. Miami Heat, 99-90

Portland Trail Blazers vs. Denver Nuggets, 10 p.m. ET

Box Scores and Highlights

Mavericks 97, Thunder 87

Mavericks Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Darin Green Jr.	18	5	1
John Poulakidas	19	3	3
Sergio De Larrea	2	9	14
Thunder Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Brooks Barnhizer	21	12	5
Nate Johnson	14	1	3
Buddy Boeheim	13	0	1

No. 9 overall pick Morez Johnson Jr. was not in the lineup for the Mavs on Thursday, but the team's other first-rounder, Sergio De Larrea, came to play.

De Larrea put together perhaps the most interesting box score of Summer League so far, making just one shot but finding plenty of other ways to contribute. The Spanish point guard certainly seems capable of complementing Cooper Flagg in Dallas this year.

The Mavs improved to 2-2 with the win, while the Thunder still have not won a game in Las Vegas.

Rockets 100, Nets 83

Rockets Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Bruce Thornton	23	4	2
Tristen Newton	20	6	1
Isaiah Crawford	12	8	3
Nets Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Egor Demin	21	3	3
Mikel Brown Jr.	14	2	4
Dain Dainja	14	6	0

The Rockets picked up Bruce Thornton early in the second round of this year's draft, but so far, he's looked more like a first-rounder. He's averaged more than 20 points per game in Las Vegas, outplaying several first-rounders in the process.

If Thornton can hold his own as a rookie, Houston may have struck gold in the second round.

Nets' first-rounder Mike Brown Jr. has looked solid so far in Summer League, but Thursday wasn't his night as he shot a lackluster 3-of-15 from the field and 2-of-10 from three.

Those kinds of performances are to be expected from rookies, though, so it's not worth panicking over for Nets fans.

Houston improved to 3-1 with the win, while Brooklyn has split its first four games in Vegas.

Lakers 105, Bulls 82

Lakers Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Chris Manon	16	6	1
Cameron Carr	14	3	0
Arthur Kaluma	14	4	3
Bulls Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Caleb Wilson	21	8	2
Tobe Awaka	12	3	0
Boo Buie	12	2	3

While Thursday wasn't Cameron Carr's best showing, the Lakers' first-rounder has played well throughout Summer League, posting 23 points and 18 points in his two other showings in Las Vegas.

The young player still had a solid night, but finding consistency is likely his next step in development.

Caleb Wilson has been tremendous in Summer League, and that remained true despite the loss. The No. 4 overall pick has shown a good mix of offense and defense so far, though his eight turnovers weren't ideal.

The Lakers remained undefeated through four games with the win. The Bulls dropped to 1-3.

Warriors 87, Knicks 77

Warriors Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
LJ Cryer	17	4	5
Graham Ike	15	9	3
Yaxel Lendeborg	3	6	6
Knicks Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Jaden Akins	21	2	1
Liam Robbins	13	9	2
Tyler Nickel	9	4	2

Former Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg has lived up to his first-round status so far in Summer League, but Thursday was the first blemish on his resume.

He played 28 minutes but went 1-of-8 from the field, struggling to get much going on offense. Lendeborg managed to find other ways to contribute, though, picking up a steal and a pair of blocks.

Jaden Akins spent last season in the G League, but he's shown some flashes throughout Summer League and could find his way onto an NBA roster this season.

The Warriors have won two of their first three Summer League games, while the Knicks have started 1-2.

Grizzlies 96, Hawks 64

Grizzlies Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Cam Boozer	24	7	3
Cedric Coward	23	3	3
Olivier-Maxence Prosper	18	3	0
Hawks Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Isaiah Wong	20	5	2
Zeke Mayo	10	2	4
Cameron Corhen	8	3	0

Any doubts fans had about whether the Grizzlies made the right pick at No. 3 have likely been silenced at this point.

Boozer has been spectacular in Summer League, and Thursday marked his best performance so far. The former Duke star will likely have an adjustment period when he gets to the NBA, but he's shown tons of promise in Las Vegas.

Thursday was a good look at what's to come for Memphis, since Cedric Coward and Olivier-Maxence Prosper were all connecting well.

The Grizzlies handed the Hawks their first loss of Summer League, improving to 3-1 in the process.

Raptors 99, Heat 90

Raptors Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Seth Lundy	19	3	6
Allen Graves	23	6	4
Nate Bittle	13	7	3
Heat Stats
Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Jahmir Young	30	12	3
Tre White	19	4	2
Tre Donaldson	11	6	8

Raptors first-round pick Allen Graves has put together back-to-back strong Summer League showings after posting 22 points and 13 boards last time out. At just 19 years old, Graves has plenty of potential but is already looking like a pro.

Miami's Jahmir Young has been trying to establish himself in the league over the past two years, and Year 3 might be when he finally finds a spot in the rotation. The 25-year-old has all the makings of a three-and-D player in the NBA.

The Raptors moved to 3-1 in Vegas with the win, while Miami dropped to 1-3.