Drew Timme continues to make waves in the NBA Summer League, showcasing his skills for the Brooklyn Nets. With a standout performance, he scored a game-high 30 points, including a dazzling between-the-legs pass and a poster dunk over the highly touted Alex Sarr. Although the Nets fell short against the Washington Wizards, Timme's ability to draw an 'MVP' chant reflects his growing popularity. His strong showing comes after an impressive G-League season, where he averaged 12.1 points and had a remarkable 50-point game.

This season, Timme faces tough competition for playing time as the Nets recently acquired five first-round picks, including center Danny Wolf. Regardless, his 26 points per game in the Summer League position him as a compelling candidate for a more significant role moving forward, as he looks to silence any remaining critics of his NBA viability.