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Cooper Flagg's debut was ESPN's fourth-most watched Summer League game ever

Cooper Flagg is already an NBA star in one respect. The first overall pick of the 2025 NBA Draft made his Summer League debut on Thursday and, alongside another ratings-driver in Bronny James, drew an average of 955,000 viewers via Nielsen metrics, ESPN announced Friday. That's the fourth-highest recorded viewership in Summer League history.

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Cooper Flagg, Mavs vs. Bronny, Lakers Was 4th-Most Watched NBA Summer League Game Ever

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Cooper Flagg vs. Dylan Harper channel, time, schedule, live stream to watch Mavs vs. Spurs in NBA Summer League

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Where to watch Atlanta Hawks vs Miami Heat for free tonight; NBA Vegas Summer League start time, TV channel

You can watch the NBA Summer League on ESPN+ for $11.99 per month ($119.00 per year).

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Nets' Egor Demin reacts to first NBA action in Las Vegas Summer League

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NBA 2K26 Summer League: Did you know?

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NBA Summer League tips off with historic matchup

NBA first overall draft pick Cooper Flagg and Lakers guard Bronny James brought just the ninth sellout crowd in summer league history to Las Vegas.

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Five things Hawks fans should keep an eye on at 2025 NBA Summer League

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NBA 2K26 Summer League: Kings edge Magic

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Phoenix Suns vs Washington Wizards streaming free tonight; NBA Vegas Summer League start time, TV channel

Rookie Tre Johnson leads the Washington Wizards against the Phoenix Suns tonight, as summer league action continues from Las Vegas.

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NBA summer league 2025: How to watch, schedule, rosters, news - ESPN

Summer league will wrap up with the championship July 20 (10 p.m. ET, ESPN) after two weeks of action. Before then, catch up on all the latest roster updates and news as we get ready for the young ...

Thunder rookie forgets which way he’s going in Summer League, scores his first NBA bucket for the Nets

The Oklahoma City Thunder rookie, making his NBA Summer League debut in Las Vegas, scored for the wrong team. Reynolds momentarily forgot where he was going and delivered a soft righty floater off the glass for 2 for the Brooklyn Nets.