NBA Summer League Day 3: Scores, stars of the day, results — PHOTOS

NBA Summer League Day 3

■ Who: All 30 NBA teams

■ When: Through July 19

■ Where: Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion

■ Tickets: Start at $68 for single-day admission

Saturday’s scores

Orlando 93, Miami 88

New Orleans 95, Charlotte 91

Philadelphia 100, Indiana 93 (OT)

San Antonio 70, New York 49

Denver 101, Minnesota 82

Atlanta 83, Brooklyn 76

Houston vs Toronto, late

L.A. Lakers vs Dallas, late

Sunday’s schedule

Phoenix vs. New Orleans, Noon, Cox Pavilion, ESPN2

Cleveland vs. Detroit, 1 p.m., Thomas & Mack Center, Prime Video

Charlotte vs. Boston , 2 p.m., Cox, ESPN2

Oklahoma City vs. Golden State , 3 p.m., T&M, Prime Video

Orlando vs. Portland, 4 p.m., Cox, ESPNU

Sacramento vs. Washington, 5 p.m., T&M, Prime Video

San Antonio vs. Milwaukee, 6 p.m., Cox, ESPN

L.A. Clippers vs. Utah, 7 p.m., T&M, Prime Video

Stars of the day

Trevor Keels, Miami Heat

Miami lost to the Orlando Magic 93-88, but Trevor Keels did everything he could try and carry the Heat.

Keels scored a game-high 32 points on a 12-of-19 shooting effort, with six 3-pointers and four rebounds, as the Heat’s late rally came up short.

Keels, a 6-foot-3 guard, scored 11 of Miami’s 18 points in the fourth quarter. The Heat entered the final quarter trailing 79-70.

Keels, after one year at Duke, was drafted in the second round of the 2022 draft by the Knicks. He joined the Heat’s G-League team, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, last fall and appeared in eight games with the Heat in 2026 after signing a two-way contract.

Johni Broome, Philadelphia 76ers

The 76ers’ 2025 second round pick posted a double-double as they outlasted the Pacers in overtime. Broome scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, and the 76ers scored all seven points in overtime to beat the Pacers 100-93.

Broome, a 6-foot-10 forward, made 9-of-19 shots and had three assists. Indiana outscored Philadelphia 26-13 in the fourth quarter, forcing overtime.

Philadelphia selected Broome with the 35th overall pick in 2025 after being the named the SEC player of the year and a first-team All-American at Auburn in 2025.

Last season, Broome split time between the 76ers and their G-League affiliate, the Delaware Blue Coats. Broome appeared in 11 regular season games and two postseason contest for the 76ers.

Kobe Bufkin, New Orleans Pelicans

Bufkin saved his best for the fourth quarter to help New Orleans rally past Charlotte. Bufkin scored 10 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter to help the Pelicans erase an 11-point deficit and beat the Hornets 95-91.

Bufkin made 7 of 15 shots, grabbed six rebounds and added five assists and four steals. New Orleans outscored Charlotte 30-15 in the fourth quarter. Bufkin had 30 points in New Orleans’ 105-92 loss to Minnesota on Thursday.

The 6-foot-4 guard as Atlanta’s 2023 first-round pick out of Michigan. Bufkin spent two years with the Hawks organization and last season was with the Lakers. Bufkin was an All NBA G-League second-team selection last season after averaging 24.8 points with the South Bay Lakers.

Faces in the crowd

The Philadelphia 76ers’ newest star was in Las Vegas on Saturday. Jaylen Brown arrived at Cox Pavilion to watch his new team face the Pacers.

Brown was acquired by Philadelphia in a trade with Boston that sent the five-time NBA All-Star to the 76ers in exchange for Paul George and draft picks on July 1. The Celtics received two future first-round picks (2028 and 2031) and two future second-round picks (2028 and 2030).

Brown was joined by 76ers coach Nick Nurse as the coach and team officials presented Brown with his 76ers jersey.

Over at Thomas & Mack Center, two-time Super Bowl champion Von Miller stopped by to watch a rematch of June’s NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs. Miller was in Las Vegas for his annual Sack Summit.

Rapper JaRule also arrived at Thomas & Mack to see the Spurs and Knicks and exchanged pleasantries with Miller.

During Saturday’s opening game — Miami and Orlando at Cox Pavilion — Basketball Hall of Famer and 1975 NBA MVP Bob McAdoo was honored with the 2026 Tex Winter Assistant Coach Lifetime Impact Award.

Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and former Heat forward and hall of famer Alonzo Mourning were in attendance at Cox Pavilion to see McAdoo be honored.

Fourteen-year NBA veteran Jason Richardson was also at Cox Pavilion to see his son, Jase, score 15 points in the Orlando Magic’s 93-88 win over the Heat.

Alex Wright Las Vegas Review-Journal