2022 NBA Summer League Schedule Announced – NECN
NBA announces 2022 summer league schedule originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington
Almost time for some summer ball.
On Monday, the NBA announced the 75-game summer league schedule starting July 7 in Las Vegas. The list begins with a matchup between teams holding two of the top three picks in the 2022 NBA Draft when the Orlando Magic, who have the first pick, play the Houston Rockets, who have the third pick, at 10:00 pm ET time. The Detroit Pistons’ tonight’s doubleheader against the Portland Trail Blazers will end at midnight ET.
All 30 teams will play five games in the Summer League at the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion on the University of Nevada campus. All games will be broadcast on ESPN or NBA TV networks.
The first four games for each team have been announced. After these games are completed, the league will seed all 30 teams and assign a fifth game to each. The top two seeds will play in the championship game on Sunday, July 17 at 3:00 pm ET on ESPN. All other teams will play their last game on July 16th or 17th.
Here is the full schedule for each team’s first four games in the summer league:
July 7
Houston vs. Orlando, 10 pm ET ESPN
Portland vs. Detroit, 12:00 pm ET ESPN
July 8
Dallas vs. Chicago 4:00 pm ET ESPNU
San Antonio vs. Cleveland, 5:00 pm ET NBA TV
Charlotte vs. Indiana, 6:00 pm ET ESPN2
Brooklyn vs. Milwaukee, 7:00 pm ET NBA TV
Golden State vs. New York, 8:00 pm ET ESPN2
Denver vs. Minnesota 9:00 pm ET NBA TV
Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 10 pm ET ESPN2
July 9
Toronto vs Philadelphia 3:30 pm ET NBA TV
Orlando vs Sacramento 4:00 pm ET ESPN
Boston vs Miami 5:30 pm ET NBA TV
Detroit vs. Washington, 6:00 pm ET ESPN2
Atlanta vs Utah 7:30 pm ET NBA TV
Oklahoma City vs. Houston 8:00 pm ET ESPN2
Los Angeles Clippers v Memphis, 9:30 pm ET, NBA TV
New Orleans vs. Portland, 10 p.m. ET ESPN2
July 10
Indiana vs. Sacramento, 3:00 pm ET ESPN
Philadelphia vs. Brooklyn, 3:30 pm ET NBA TV
Chicago vs. New York, 5:00 pm ET ESPN2
Washington vs. Phoenix, 5:30 pm ET NBA TV
Denver vs. Cleveland, 7:00 pm ET ESPNU
Golden State vs. San Antonio, 7:30 pm ET NBA TV
Minnesota vs. Memphis, 9:00 pm ET ESPNU
Charlotte vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 pm ET NBA TV
July 11
New Orleans vs. Atlanta, 6:00 pm ET NBA TV
Houston vs. San Antonio, 7:00 pm ET ESPN
Milwaukee vs. Boston 8:00 pm ET NBA TV
Orlando vs. Oklahoma City, 9:00 pm ET ESPN
Dallas vs. Utah, 10 pm ET NBA TV
New York vs. Portland, 11:00 pm ET ESPN2
July, 12
Chicago vs. Toronto, 5:00 pm ET NBA TV
Memphis vs. Brooklyn, 6:00 pm ET ESPNU
Atlanta vs. Miami, 7:00 pm ET NBA TV
Boston vs. Golden State, 8:00 pm ET ESPN2
Detroit vs. Indiana, 9:00 pm ET NBA TV
Phoenix vs. Dallas, 10 p.m. ET ESPN2
Los Angeles Lakers vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 11:00 pm ET, NBA TV
July 13
Minnesota vs. Milwaukee 4:00 pm ET NBA TV
Cleveland vs. Charlotte, 5:00 pm ET ESPNU
Washington vs. New Orleans, 6:00 pm ET NBA TV
Toronto vs. Utah, 7:00 pm ET ESPNU
Sacramento vs. Oklahoma City 8:00 pm ET NBA TV
Miami vs. Philadelphia, 9:00 pm ET ESPNU
Denver vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 10 pm ET, NBA TV
the 14 th of July
Atlanta vs. San Antonio 3:00 pm ET ESPN2
Memphis vs. Boston, 3:30 pm ET NBA TV
Chicago vs. Charlotte 5:00 pm ET ESPN2
Cleveland vs. Detroit, 5:30 pm ET NBA TV
Dallas vs. Milwaukee 7:00 pm ET ESPNU
New York vs Orlando 7:30 pm ET NBA TV
Brooklyn vs. Minnesota 9:00 pm ET ESPNU
Portland vs. Houston, 9:30 pm ET NBA TV
July 15
Los Angeles Clippers v Utah, 5:00 pm ET, ESPN2
Philadelphia vs. Denver, 6:00 pm ET NBA TV
Oklahoma City vs. Golden State 7:00 pm ET ESPN
Sacramento vs. Phoenix, 8:00 pm ET NBA TV
Indiana vs. Washington, 9:00 pm ET ESPN2
Miami vs. Toronto, 10 p.m. ET NBA TV
Los Angeles Lakers vs. New Orleans 11:00 pm ET ESPN2
