T he Milwaukee Bucks will play their final game of the round-robin portion of Summer League against the Chicago Bulls this afternoon. Both teams are 1-2 and will not be making the four-team playoff that takes place this weekend.

The Pacers posted the photo and that photo made its way to last night's SportsCenter. Upon seeing the image during the broadcast, anchors Nicole Briscoe and Ryan Smith absolutely lost it. This poster dunk was so soul-crushing that it derailed SportsCenter. 🏀🔨📺🎙️🤣 #NBA #ESPN pic.twitter.com/t7V3Yqhbz4

Noa Essengue was put on the wrong kind poster Monday evening. That poster moment is overshadowing his Summer League so far.

Noa Essengue struggled to stand out in his Las Vegas debut Friday night as the Chicago Bulls floundered in an ugly 116-72 loss to the Toronto Raptors.

Bulls rookie Noa Essengue may have a fine NBA career. Unfortunately, history will record one of the first acts in it as an embarrassing one.

On Saturday, second-year NBA player Furphy scored 11 points on 5-of-12 shooting in a 104-85 loss to Oklahoma City. He missed all six of his 3-point tries. Former KU wing Furphy was 1-of-2 from the line and grabbed six rebounds with four assists in 29 minutes.

He’s the definition of heart over height,” said Chicago Bulls’ Matas Buzelis of Yuki Kawamura, his teammate in the NBA Summer League.

NEW YORK — Stephon Castle gets one more accolade from his rookie season: The San Antonio guard was the only unanimous first-team selection on the NBA All-Rookie team. Castle — the league’s ...