At the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, the spotlight was on the top picks, Dylan Harper and Cooper Flag. Flag showcased his skills with a dominant performance of 31 points, while Harper, though quieter with 16 points, remained notable for his defensive prowess.

Both players are expected to make an immediate impact in the NBA. Flag's ability to play as a point forward and his overall versatility were impressive, especially as he handled the ball more than seen in previous games. Harper, from a strong basketball lineage, demonstrated maturity beyond his years and a solid defensive game, even earning praise from his father, Ron Harper.

The conversation shifted to the Golden State Warriors, who have remained relatively quiet in the offseason. Issues surrounding Jonathan Kuminga's restricted free agency raised questions about his future role and fit within the team, especially with the looming presence of Stephen Curry.

Additionally, the Lakers are shifting their focus toward becoming a Luka Dončić-centric team, moving away from LeBron James's era. This transition raises questions about James's future and his potential retirement, given his long-standing dominance in the league.