Walter Clayton Jr. made a splash in his first NBA Summer League game, showing off skills that got fans buzzing. Whether it was his sharp shooting or confident play, he left a strong impression—exactly the kind of debut that makes scouts and supporters take notice.

Editor’s Note: Summer League is where rookies and hopefuls prove they belong, and Clayton Jr.’s standout performance suggests he might be more than just a long shot. If he keeps this up, he could earn real minutes when the regular season tips off—or at least put himself on the radar for teams looking for hidden talent.

Team USA's U19 squad dominated New Zealand with a crushing 120-64 victory to secure their spot in the FIBA World Cup championship. Rising star AJ Dybantsa contributed 10 points in just 14 minutes, continuing his strong tournament performance—he's been averaging nearly 15 points per game, including a standout 22-point showing against Canada. The game was never in doubt, with the U.S. controlling the action from the opening tip.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another blowout—it's a statement. Team USA's relentless performance, led by emerging talents like Dybantsa, shows they're the team to beat in this tournament. For basketball fans, it’s a glimpse at future NBA prospects and a reminder of America’s depth in developing elite young players. The championship game is now must-watch hoops.