Summer League action in California and Utah concluded on Tuesday, July 8, and there have been some notable performances worth highlighting. We already covered some standout players from the first two days of the circuit,

On one of the deepest Summer League teams, Kyle Filipowski was the best player on the floor. He had a 12-point double-double at the break. He was a rebound machine and cleaned up several Jazz misses. The Thunder's lack of size was exposed.

The OKC Thunder ended its Salt Lake City Summer League run with an 86-82 loss to the Utah Jazz on Tuesday. Here are takeaways.

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Jazz defeated the Memphis Grizzlies, 112-111, at Jon M. Huntsman Center in the 2025 Salt Lake City Summer League on Monday.

The Thunder have one two-way spot left. Barnhizer and Branden Carlson occupy the other two. With Ducas' departure, Leons has a serious shot to grab it. He spent last year on the G League's OKC Blue squad and has some familiarity with the Thunder.

Brice Sensabaugh emerged as the biggest star from Monday at the Salt Lake Summer League. The Utah Jazz guard produced 37 points in the 112-111 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. Sensabaugh helped the Jazz outduel a Grizzlies team that had three 20-point scorers, including GG Jackson, who led the team with 27 points.

With summer in full swing, attention turns to the NBA 2K26 Summer League, which began in Salt Lake City and San Francisco (California Classic) on Saturday before heading to Las Vegas on Thursday, July 10.

The Utah Jazz will be without some key names on Tuesday night in their Salt Lake City Summer League finale against the Oklahoma City Thunder, including fifth-overall pick Ace Bailey. According to the Jazz's latest injury report ahead of their game vs. the Thunder, Bailey was among the many names listed as out due to right groin soreness.