NBA Summer League 2019: Lakers, 76ers Wins Highlight Friday's Bracket Results

The 2019 Las Vegas NBA Summer League continued Friday with eight games split between the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion in Paradise, Nevada. 

Consolation games populated the Day 8 slate after the quarterfinal bracket was set following Thursday's play. The knockout rounds will kick off Saturday with three teams—the Boston Celtics, Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves—still undefeated in the tournament.

Let's check out all of the scores from Friday, which will be updated after the conclusion of each contest. That's followed by a recap of the action from the NBA's annual summer showcase.

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Philadelphia 76ers 108, Toronto Raptors 102

Los Angeles Lakers 88, Golden State Warriors 87

Oklahoma City Thunder 69, Team Croatia 68

Phoenix Suns 94, Team China 64

Cleveland Cavaliers 98, Sacramento Kings 96 (OT)

Indiana Pacers 86, Los Angeles Clippers 75

Portland Trail Blazers 99, Milwaukee Bucks 84

Atlanta Hawks 80, San Antonio Spurs 72

76ers 108, Raptors 102

PJ Dozier scored 22 points in 24 minutes to lead the Sixers as they withstood a late rally from the Raptors.

Dozier, an unrestricted free agent who joined Philly's Summer League team to bolster his efforts to find a new home, knocked down four three-pointers in addition to seven rebounds, seven assists and a steal.

Haywood Highsmith added 16 points for the 76ers, while Marial Shayok chipped in 14 points, four boards and four dimes off the bench.

Lindell Wigginton led all scorers with 26 points for the reigning NBA champions. Chris Boucher (24 points) and Terence Davis (17 points, eight rebounds and seven assists) also had strong outings for Toronto.

Lakers 88, Warriors 87

The Lakers bench outscored their starters 57-31 to complete a comeback against the Warriors, who led by 25 early in the second half.

Jordan Caroline led L.A.'s scoring barrage from its reserves by knocking down seven of his eight field-goal attempts en route to 20 points. Jaron Johnson (19 points) and Dakota Mathias (10 points) also reached double figures in scoring off the bench. No Lakers starter scored in double digits.

Nick Perkins, another reserve, tallied six points, six rebounds and a game-high plus-19 for Los Angeles.

The story was much the opposite for the Dubs, who received just 17 bench points. Kevin McClain shined in his 2019 Summer League debut with 24 points on the strength of five threes. Ebuka Izundu added a double-double for Golden State with 14 points and 11 boards.

Thunder 69, Team Croatia 68

Devon Hall's game-winning shot with 4.2 seconds remaining capped a 10-2 run to give the Thunder a 69-68 victory:

Croatia's last possession ended without them getting a clean look at the basket, sealing the OKC win.

Devin Cannady led the Thunder with 12 points, and Yannis Morin scored 10. Hall, Donte Grantham and Emanuel Terry each had eight. Khadeen Carrington contributed a game-leading 11 dimes.

Starting center Antonio Vrankovic paced Croatia with a 16-point, 10-rebound double-double, but the reserves scored 43 of the team's 68 points.

Marin Maric had 12 in just 12 minutes off the bench, and Pavle Marcinkovic and Roko Rogic each added 11. Rogic also dished seven assists.

Suns 94, Team China 64

Five players scored in double digits for the Suns as Phoenix cruised to a 30-point win over Team China.

Elie Okobo, Ray Spalding and Retin Obasohan each scored 11 to lead the Suns, and Jared Harper and Derek Willis added 10 apiece.

The Suns led by as many as 43 points thanks in part to their hot shooting: Phoenix made 55.4 percent of its field goals and hit nine of 18 three-pointers, including this one from Okobo:

Ailun Guo led Team China and all scorers with 15 points. Jinqiu Hu added 11, and Zijie Shen had 10.

Cavaliers 98, Kings 96 (OT)

Mailk Newman's 33 points on 11-of-17 shooting led the Cavaliers to a two-point overtime win over the Kings.

Newman wasn't the only Cav to stuff the stat sheet. JaCorey Williams posted an 18-point, 11-rebound double-double, and Phil Booth added 18 points of his own. 

Cleveland, which shot 55.4 percent from the field, overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to secure the victory.

Five players scored in double digits for the Kings, led by BJ Johnson's 20. Brandon Ashley added 18 points and 12 boards, and Eric Mika contributed 15 points and seven boards in 17 minutes off the bench.

Pacers 86, Clippers 75

Alize Johnson's team-leading 25 points and 13 rebounds and DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell's 24 point-, 10-board double-double helped the Pacers secure a near wire-to-wire 11-point victory over the Los Angeles Clippers.

Indiana never trailed after the first quarter and led by as many as 14.

Johnson, who shot 10-of-17 from the field and secured a double-double before halftime, proved to be unstoppable down low and in the open court:

Oshae Brissett led the Clips with 18 points. Cliff Alexander added 11 and three blocks, and Kaiser Gates scored 10.

Trail Blazers 99, Bucks 84

Gary Trent's game-high 28 points and eight boards propelled the Trail Blazers to a 15-point win over the Bucks.

Jarnell Stokes scored 19, and Demetrius Jackson had 14 points, six boards and six assists.

The Blazers, who shot 50.6 percent from the field, outscored the Bucks 56-34 in the final two quarters after trailing by seven entering halftime.

Five Bucks scored in double digits led by Bonzie Colson's 14. Rayjon Tucker scored 13, and Fletcher Magee and Xavier Munford each had 12.

Hawks 80, Spurs 72

Matt Mooney's team-high 17 points off the bench and Nick Ward's 16-point, 13-rebound double-double guided the Hawks to an eight-point win over the Spurs.

Sedrick Barefield added 12 points in 17 minutes.

Darius Morris' 12 points and Thomas Robinson's 10-point, 11-board double-double paced the Spurs, whose 24 turnovers proved to be their undoing on a night where they trailed by as many as 22 points and never led after the first quarter.

One play characterized the entire game, as a Spur turnover led to a transition bucket from Ward, who dominated the post all night:

San Antonio did cut the lead to five in the final frame but could not come any closer.