Warriors, Kings 2025 Summer League Schedules, information released – NBC Sports Bay Area & California
After the conclusion of the second round of the NBA Draft last night of 2025, basketball fans can now shift their attention to the Summer League NBA in the coming weeks.
The NBA has published the Summer League program and the information on the television broadcast on Friday, which will take place from 10-20 July in Las Vegas.
While the Warriors will also compete in the annual California Classic annual from 5-8 July, Kings fans will have to wait until the Las Vegas event to look at the new choices from Bozza Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud take the Royal Purple floor.
Golden State fans, on the other hand, will have many opportunities to look at the choices of the second round Alex Toohey and Will Richard in action, even if both the Warriors rosters and Kings have yet to be announced.
In addition to three California Classic matches, Warriors are scheduled for the following matches in Las Vegas:
- Friday 11 July against Portland Trail Blazers at 20:00 PST (broadcast on Espn2)
- Sunday 13 July against Utah Jazz at 19:00 PST (Espn2)
- Tuesday 15 July against Memphis Grizzlies at 19:00 PST (NBA TV)
- Thursday 17 July against Toronto Raptors at 19:00 PST (NBA TV)
In the meantime, the King program is as follows:
- Thursday 10 July against Orlando Magic at 16:30 PST (NBA TV)
- Saturday 12 July against Chicago Bulls at 17:00 PST (NBA TV)
- Monday 14 July against Phoenix Suns at 19:00 PST (Espnu)
- Wednesday 16 July against Cleveland Cavaliers at 12:30 PST (Espn2)
Both Sacramento and Golden State will play at least another game in Las Vegas between 18-20 July, which will be determined on the basis of their results in the four previous competitions. If both teams qualify for the playoffs in the top four teams, their fifth game will be a semifinal on Saturday 19 July. A victory there means a place for a sixth extra race in the game of the summer championship on Sunday 20 July.
All games will take place at the Thomas & Mack Center or the pavilion on the Unlv campus in Las Vegas.
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