- NBA
- WNBA
- NBA
- WNBA
2025-26 Top 200 Ranks
Videos
Columns
- ATLANTIC
- CENTRAL
- SOUTHEAST
- NORTHWEST
- PACIFIC
- SOUTHWEST
- ATLANTIC
  
  Boston Celtics
  
  Brooklyn Nets
  
  New York Knicks
  
  Philadelphia 76ers
  
  Toronto Raptors
- CENTRAL
  
  Chicago Bulls
  
  Cleveland Cavaliers
  
  Detroit Pistons
  
  Indiana Pacers
  
  Milwaukee Bucks
- SOUTHEAST
  
  Atlanta Hawks
  
  Charlotte Hornets
  
  Miami Heat
  
  Orlando Magic
  
  Washington Wizards
- NORTHWEST
  
  Denver Nuggets
  
  Minnesota Timberwolves
  
  Oklahoma City Thunder
  
  Portland Trail Blazers
  
  Utah Jazz
- PACIFIC
  
  Golden State Warriors
  
  Los Angeles Clippers
  
  Los Angeles Lakers
  
  Phoenix Suns
  
  Sacramento Kings
- SOUTHWEST
  
  Dallas Mavericks
  
  Houston Rockets
  
  Memphis Grizzlies
  
  New Orleans Pelicans
  
  San Antonio Spurs
Stats
- Home
- Live Odds
- Trends
- Game Predictions
- Player Props
- Futures
- Home
- Live Odds
- Trends
- Game Predictions
- Player Props
- Futures

Morez Johnson Jr. pours in 27/8/3/3/2 line

Morez Johnson copy.jpg

Morez Johnson

DAL Forward

Player Stats

Morez Johnson Jr. led the Mavericks with 27 points (12-of-17 FGs), eight rebounds, three assists, three steals, two blocks and one three-pointer in a 101-90 loss to the Warriors on Thursday.

In his summer league debut, Johnson showcased why he was the first of the three Michigan lottery picks to be selected. He did a little bit of everything and had a dominant offensive showing. He was a well-rounded producer in college, so it isn’t surprising that he was able to contribute to this extent in his first summer league appearance. If he starts, he has a chance to be one of the more impactful rookies in fantasy basketball this season.

Recap

More Morez Johnson News

Is Peterson the frontrunner for Summer League MVP?

Vaughn Dalzell and Drew Dinsick evaluate the NBA Summer League MVP contenders including the Utah Jazz's Darryn Peterson or Ace Bailey and Golden State Warriors' Yaxel Lendeborg.

Up Next

Is Peterson the frontrunner for Summer League MVP?

Who are the biggest X-factors in NBA free agency?

Where will LeBron play next season?

HLs: Peterson’s double-double leads Jazz to win

Celtics trading Brown was about ‘optionality’

Would LeBron fit into Heat’s power dynamic?

Unpacking the noise around Brown’s trade to Philly

Free agency’s impact on East Champion predictions

Mannix goes inside Celtics’ ‘remarkably bad deal’

Celtics make shocking move trading Brown to 76ers

Related Player News

Morez Johnson

DAL Forward

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Mavericks selected Morez Johnson Jr. with the No. 9 pick in the NBA Draft.

After initially entering his name into the draft with an open mind toward returning to Michigan for another season, Johnson shot up draft boards throughout the spring. And his defensive ability is a big reason why. During his lone season in Ann Arbor, the 6-foot-9, 250-pound forward/center averaged 13.1 points, 7.3 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 0.7 steals and 1.1 blocks while shooting 62.3 percent from the field and 78.2 percent from the foul line. Johnson can be used at either the four or the five, with the latter role coming as part of a smaller lineup. Dallas hired Dusty May as their next head coach, and May just won a national championship with Johnson at Michigan. The two will reconnect and look to build a strong frontcourt alongside Cooper Flagg.

Rotoworld

Jase Richardson

ORL Guard #11
Player Stats

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Link copied to clipboard!

Jase Richardson contributed 15 points (6-of-14 FGs), four rebounds, four assists, two steals and one three-pointer against the Hornets on Thursday.

Richardson didn’t play a ton as a rookie, but he’s an incredibly talented player. He should see his role increase in year two, though it likely won’t be large enough for him to hold any fantasy relevance. He was productive during his two summer league performances last year as well, and he may not see many more appearances in Las Vegas.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Jase Richardson News
Noah Penda

ORL Guard-Forward #93
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Noah Penda led the Magic with 23 points (9-of-15 FGs), seven rebounds, two assists, two steals, three blocks and five three-pointers in an 86-74 loss to the Hornets on Thursday.

Penda entered last season as a strong defensive prospect with some playmaking abilities, but the main concern was his scoring ability. He didn’t have a scoring strength. That held true as a rookie, so seeing him knock down five three-pointers and shoot 4-of-5 inside the arc is incredibly encouraging. Penda is worth keeping an eye on this summer since he could be a rotation piece for Orlando this season and has star upside in fantasy hoops.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Noah Penda News
Liam McNeeley

CHA Forward #33
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Liam McNeeley led the Hornets with 28 points (9-of-18 FGs), two rebounds, four assists and seven three-pointers in an 86-74 win over the Magic on Thursday.

McNeeley was a star in his two summer league performances last year, but he didn’t contribute much during his rookie season. However, he showcased that same shooting touch that he had in Las Vegas last summer once again. He was just 2-of-10 inside the three-point line, which is concerning, but his strength is his deep-range shot. If he’s going to crack the Hornets’ rotation this year, it’s going to be because of his shot.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Liam McNeeley News
Ryan Kalkbrenner

CHA Center #11
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Ryan Kalkbrenner contributed 10 points (5-of-7 FGs), nine rebounds, five assists and three blocks against the Magic on Thursday.

Kalkbrenner was solid for the Hornets as a rookie, especially early on. He showcased more playmaking in this game than he did as a rookie, but he also did a lot of the things that he did as a rookie. Shot blocking, rebounding and interior shooting were all strengths for Kalkbrenner last season, and he should once again be in the center rotation for Charlotte this season alongside Moussa Diabate, Naz Reid and Hannes Steinbach.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Ryan Kalkbrenner News
Tidjane Salaün

CHA Forward #31
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Tidjane Salaün nine points (3-of-4 FGs), three rebounds, one assist, two steals and one three-pointer against the Magic on Thursday.

Salaün entered the league as a raw prospect and didn’t contribute much through his first two seasons, which is why he is playing in summer league in year three. He didn’t dominate during his 22 minutes, but he was solid. Still, if Salaün continues to play this summer, the hope is that he shows he’s significantly better than everyone else since he has two NBA seasons under his belt. However, it’s easy to forget that Salaün is younger than quite a few players that were drafted in the first round. There is still time for him to figure things out.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Tidjane Salaün News
Hannes Steinbach

CHA Forward-Center
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Hannes Steinbach recorded a double-double on Thursday with 15 points (4-of-7 FGs), 11 rebounds, two assists, one steal and two blocks against the Magic.

It wasn’t a flawless debut for Steinbach, but he showcased why he is such a good prospect for fantasy basketball. He’s a double-double machine, and even if he isn’t the best defender, he has a knack for racking up defensive stats. He’ll compete for minutes down low during his rookie season, and there is a path for him to get the starting job and become a fantasy monster in year one.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Hannes Steinbach News
Christian Anderson Jr.

CHA Guard
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Christian Anderson Jr. finished with six points (2-of-11 FGs), one rebound and two assists against the Magic on Thursday.

Anderson was one of the best shooting prospects in the draft, and he’ll be fine, but it was a disappointing first summer league game for him. He missed all five of his shots from deep and didn’t do much as a facilitator. It was only one exhibition, but Anderson isn’t going to be the LaMelo Ball replacement in his first season. He’ll likely play a role off the bench as a rookie and should be better moving forward this summer.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Christian Anderson Jr. News
Sergio de Larrea

DAL Guard
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Sergio de Larrea posted a full line on Thursday with nine points (3-of-14 FGs), six rebounds, five assists, one steal, one block and one three-pointer against the Warriors.

It wasn’t the most efficient shooting performance for de Larrea, but there was a lot to like about what he did in his first summer league action. He flashed upside on both ends of the floor, but he’s clearly a prospect that has a lot of developing to do. He should get that opportunity for Dallas this season and is worth stashing in dynasty formats.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Sergio de Larrea News
Morez Johnson

DAL Forward
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Morez Johnson Jr. led the Mavericks with 27 points (12-of-17 FGs), eight rebounds, three assists, three steals, two blocks and one three-pointer in a 101-90 loss to the Warriors on Thursday.

In his summer league debut, Johnson showcased why he was the first of the three Michigan lottery picks to be selected. He did a little bit of everything and had a dominant offensive showing. He was a well-rounded producer in college, so it isn’t surprising that he was able to contribute to this extent in his first summer league appearance. If he starts, he has a chance to be one of the more impactful rookies in fantasy basketball this season.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Morez Johnson News
Vsevolod Ishchenko

DAL Guard
Player Stats

Link copied to clipboard!

Vsevolod Ishchenko contributed seven points (2-of-4 FGs), three rebounds, one assist and one steal against the Warriors on Thursday.

Dallas traded cash to draft Ishchenko with pick No. 56, and while he showed some flashes in his summer league debut, he didn’t make much of an impact in the box score. He did play 27 minutes, while Tobi Lawal, who started in front of him, only played 14. That’s a situation worth monitoring as the summer progresses, though both are likely to only play minimal roles as rookies.
- Noah Rubin

Recap

More Vsevolod Ishchenko News