The Philadelphia 76ers showcased their potential in a summer league victory against the Washington Wizards, winning 74-58. The return of No. 3 overall pick VJ Edgecombe was a highlight, despite his struggles offensively after a thumb injury. Edgecombe made significant defensive contributions with three steals and helped on the boards, finishing with 15 points. Rookie Johni Broome displayed his scoring abilities with a double-double, while Justin Edwards added important late-game 3-pointers to seal the win.

Adem Bona's defensive presence and Keve Aluma's scoring off the bench further emphasized the team's depth. Judah Mintz's ability to draw fouls was notable, though he must improve consistency to secure a spot in the NBA. Overall, this game provided a glimpse into the future potential of the young Sixers roster.

The Summer League in California and Utah wrapped up on July 8, showcasing some impressive performances from both rookies and veterans. Among the notable names were Chris Youngblood from the Oklahoma City Thunder and Judah Mintz of the Philadelphia 76ers, both putting forth strong showings that could influence their roster spots for the upcoming season. Youngblood scored 15 points off the bench in a win, while Mintz notched 21 and then 26 in consecutive games, proving he can compete at a higher level. Additionally, Brice Sensabaugh of the Utah Jazz had a standout game with 37 points, while veteran Darius Bazley of the Lakers demonstrated his potential with an impressive 27-point performance, seeking another chance in the NBA.