Las Vegas Summer League broadcast teams: Play-by-play announcers and sideline reporters in 2023

Following the completion of the California Classic and Salt Lake City Summer League tournaments, all 30 teams will converge on Las Vegas for the NBA 2K24 Summer League, which tips off on Friday, July 7.

This year's Summer League will feature 76 games over 11 days at the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus. Each team is guaranteed to play five games — four preliminary-round games and one final game on either July 16 or 17.

The first four games will take place from July 7-14, with the top four teams advancing to the semifinals on Sunday, July 16. The championship game will be played on Monday, July 17.

Summer League presents an opportunity for players to impress coaches and secure final roster spots and two-way contracts heading into next season, as well as the first look at some of the highly-touted recruits following the 2023 NBA Draft.

All eyes will be on the top lottery selections in No. 1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama of the Spurs, No. 2 pick Brandon Miller of the Hornets and No. 3 pick Scoot Henderson of the Trail Blazers, as well as 2022 No. 2 overall pick Chet Holmgren of the Thunder. 

Viewers can watch all 76 games from Las Vegas across NBA TV and the ESPN family of networks.  

Who will be on the call for games airing on NBA TV and ESPN this year? Here's a rundown of the broadcast team on hand in Las Vegas. 

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NBA Summer League broadcast teams

Commentators

• Mark Jones (ESPN)
• Sean Kelley (ESPN)
• Brendan Haywood (NBA TV)
• Isiah Thomas (NBA TV)
• Greg Anthony (NBA TV)
• Sam Mitchell (NBA TV)
• Steve Smith (NBA TV)

Analysts

• Doris Burke (ESPN)
• Rosalyn Gold-Onwude (ESPN)
• Richard Jefferson (ESPN)

Play-by-play announcers

• Beth Mowins (ESPN)
• John Schriffen (ESPN)
• Chris Miles (NBA TV)
• Jared Greenberg (NBA TV)
• Matt Winer (NBA TV)
• Michael Grady (NBA TV)
• Stephanie Ready (NBA TV)

Sideline reporters

• Cassidy Hubbarth (ESPN)
• Monica Mcnutt (ESPN)
• Katie George (ESPN)
• Holly Rowe (ESPN)

How to watch every Las Vegas Summer League game

• Dates: Friday, July 7-Monday, July 17
• TV channels: ESPN family of networks | NBA TV
• Live streaming: ESPN app | fuboTV | Sling TV
• Where: Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion, Las Vegas, Nev.

This year's NBA Summer League games will be played at the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas. All 30 NBA teams will participate, with each squad playing at least five games.

Games will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews and NBA TV in the United States. Viewers in the U.S. can also stream Summer League games on the ESPN app, fuboTV or Sling TV.

Fans in the U.S. can watch NBA Summer League games on Sling TV, which is now offering your first month for only $15! You can watch the top draft picks make their Summer League debuts and stream the sports you love starting at just $15 in your first month with Sling Orange.

Las Vegas Summer League schedule 2023

After each team has played four games, the four teams with the best records will advance to the semifinals, which will be played on July 16. The winners of those matchups will move on to the championship game, which will take place on Monday, July 17.

The 26 teams that do not make the playoffs will play their final games on either July 15 or 16.

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