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Brooklyn Nets — Summer League 2026
Las Vegas, NV July 9-19, 2026Roster size: 15Linked prospects: 3Scouted: 12
#2Danny WolfPick No. 27 in 2025 NBA Draft
From: Brooklyn Nets
Versatile 6'10" forward with high basketball IQ and advanced passing ability for his size. Excellent connector piece who can initiate offense from the elbows, but questions remain about his defensive foot speed against wings and ability to protect the rim. Watch whether he can knock down threes consistently enough to space the floor at the next level.
#4Drake PowellPick No. 22 in 2025 NBA Draft
From: Brooklyn Nets
Athletic wing with good size and defensive tools, shows flashes as a catch-and-shoot threat from deep. Struggles creating his own offense off the dribble and can be inconsistent with his decision-making. Need to see improved ball-handling and whether he can guard multiple positions at NBA speed.
#7John UKomaduG LEAGUEG League
From: Motor City Cruise
High-energy big with solid rebounding instincts and developing footwork around the basket. Limited offensive repertoire beyond putbacks and dunks, needs to prove he can finish through contact consistently. Watch his conditioning and whether he can stay on the floor without fouling in extended minutes.
#8Egor DeminPick No. 8 in 2025 NBA Draft
From: Brooklyn Nets
Skilled 6'9" combo guard with advanced playmaking vision and smooth shooting stroke, projects as a primary initiator. Slight frame raises durability concerns and lateral quickness on defense is questionable against NBA athletes. Key to watch is his ability to finish through contact at the rim and handle full-court pressure.
#12Ben HumrichousTRYOUT
From: Illinois
Stretch big with legitimate three-point range who can space the floor in pick-and-pop situations. Lacks elite athleticism and rim protection ability, gets exposed in drop coverage and switching scenarios. Watch whether he can rebound effectively against more physical competition and make quick decisions in short-roll situations.
#16Grant NelsonG LEAGUEG League
From: Long Island Nets
Physical 6'11" forward with three-point range and solid rebounding prowess, understands how to play within himself. Average athlete who struggles defending in space and can be slow to react on rotations. Need to see improved consistency from deep and whether he can guard up against quicker fours.
#26Dwight Murray Jr.G LEAGUEG League
From: College Park Skyhawks
Score-first guard with quick release and confidence pulling from deep, can get hot in a hurry. Undersized defensively and prone to forcing shots when his offense stalls, limited playmaking vision. Watch whether he can run pick-and-roll effectively and make the right reads when defenses load up.
#31Chaney JohnsonTWO-WAYTwo-Way
From: Brooklyn Nets
Long, athletic wing defender who can guard multiple positions and impacts winning with hustle plays. Offensive game remains raw with limited shooting range and inconsistent handle, mostly a straight-line driver. Key is whether his three-point shot has improved enough to keep defenses honest and stay on the floor.
#33Dion BrownTRYOUT
From: Saint Louis
Strong-bodied wing with solid defensive fundamentals and developing three-point shot, competes hard on both ends. Lacks elite explosiveness and can struggle creating separation off the dribble against length. Watch his shooting consistency from the corners and whether he can make quick decisions in transition.
#34Tyler BilodeauPick No. 43 in 2026 NBA Draft
From: UCLA
Mobile forward with nice touch around the basket and emerging perimeter game, plays with good effort and positioning. Tweener size raises questions about whether he's quick enough for the four or strong enough for the five. Need to see improved three-point consistency and rim protection to carve out a role.
#42Duke BrennanTRYOUT
From: Villanova
Crafty lefty forward with solid skill level and basketball IQ, knows how to use angles and positioning to his advantage. Limited athleticism caps his ceiling on both ends, struggles defending in space and finishing over length. Watch whether his passing ability and shooting touch are consistent enough to compensate for physical limitations.
#77Ben SarafPick No. 26 in 2025 NBA Draft
From: Brooklyn Nets
Fundamentally sound wing with international experience and steady decision-making, understands spacing and team concepts. Lacks standout physical tools or elite skills to separate himself at the NBA level. Watch his three-point shooting volume and accuracy, plus whether he can defend quick guards in pick-and-roll situations.
Rosters sourced from official team announcements & ClutchPoints tracker · Scouting via internal analysis · Last updated 2026-07-01