The first quarter begins
Jumpball Johnson vs. Ike: Got the ball to Del LareaPolakidas missed a three-pointer
Ike grabbed the reboundLyons missed a three-pointerLundberg grabbed the reboundLyons hit a fadeaway jumperPolakidas committed a personal foul while shootingLeons missed a free throwJohnson grabbed the reboundRichard committed a personal foul while shootingDe La Lea earned two free throws, with the first one making itJohnson committed a personal foulLundberg turned and shot a hook shot, but missedJohnson grabbed the reboundLundberg committed an individual foulNebhard made a passing errorLyons stole the ballLyons missed a hook shotIke grabbed the reboundIke scored on a layupPolakidas missed a three-pointerIke grabbed the reboundQuill missed a jumperIke grabbed the reboundIke scored on a layupLyons committed a personal foulMavericks substitution: De Larea substitute, substitution: IsenkoPolakidas dribbled and scored on a layupLyons dribbled and scored on a reverse layupLaval hit a three-pointer to clean the boardIke scoredIke's personal foulWarriors substitution: Lyons, Substitute: JonesNeebhard hit a three-pointerIke's offensive foulJohnson hit a jump shotJohnson kicked the ball for a violationPauseMavericks substitution: Laval, substitution: EhiogwWarriors substitutions: Quill, Ike; Substitutes: Smith, AlbrechEhiogu committed a personal foulNebhard committed a personal foulJones scored on a layupEhiogu committed a personal foul on the shotJones made free throwsNebhard missed a jumperSmith grabbed the reboundLundberg missed a three-pointerJohnson grabbed the reboundJohnson missed a three-pointerSmith grabbed the reboundJones dribbled and scored on a layupPolakidas missed a three-pointerRichard grabbed the reboundLundberg hit a three-pointerLundberg committed a personal foul while shootingMavericks substitution: Polla Gidas, Substitute: De LareaWarriors substitutions: Lundberg, Richard; substitutes: Lyons, McMillanIsenko received two free throws, with the first one making itMcMillan missed a layup on a cutMcMillan grabbed the reboundMcMillan scored on a layupDe La Lea missed a three-pointerSmith grabbed the reboundJones committed a turnoverJohnson stealsNebhard missed a three-pointerAlbrech grabbed the reboundAlbrech's hook shot missedJohnson grabbed the reboundNebhard conceded a goal and made a mistakeAlbrecht stealsAlbrech's offensive foulPauseMavericks substitutions: Nebhard, Ehiogw, substitutes: Springer, GrahamWarriors substitutions: Jones, Smith; substitutes: Quill, ClarkJohnson missedLyons grabbed the reboundLyons made a passing errorIsenko intercepted the ballJohnson scored on a layupAlbrech missedLyons grabbed the reboundMcMillan made a passing errorDel Larea stealsJohnson scored on a cut dunkDe La Lea committed a personal foulMavericks substitution: Johnson, Front: FrancisAlbrech received two free throws, making the firstDe La Lea missed a three-pointerThe team grabbed defensive reboundsWarriors substitution: Substitute: Albrech, Substitute: IkeFrancis conceded a goal and made a mistakeMcMillan was awarded two free throws, with the first one madeMcMillan committed a personal foul while shootingSpringer received two free throws, making the firstQuill missed a three-pointerThe team grabbed defensive reboundsIke conceded a goal and made a mistakeIsenko was awarded two free throws, but missed the firstClark grabbed the reboundQuill made a passing errorGraham made a stealClark committed a personal foul on the shotMavericks substitution: Substitute: Isenko, Substitute: PolakidasFrancis was awarded two free throws, but missed the firstPolakidas grabbed the reboundPolakidas missed a three-pointerMavericks committed a 24-second violation and a team turnoverLyons dribbled to the reverse layup, but Francis blocked itFrancis grabbed the reboundPolakidas missed a three-pointerEnd of the first quarterThe NBA Summer League continued to heat up on July 10, 2026, as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Dallas Mavericks 101–90 in a fast-paced showcase of emerging talent. Played at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, the game offered a glimpse into the future of both franchises, with the Warriors’ rookies and sophomores outworking and outshooting the Mavericks’ young core.
Match Overview
From the opening tip, the Warriors took control with aggressive ball movement and a high defensive tempo that forced Dallas into tough shots. Golden State built a double-digit lead late in the second quarter and maintained a comfortable cushion throughout the second half. The Mavericks made runs but never got closer than seven points in the final period. The 101–90 final scoreline reflected the Warriors’ superior perimeter shooting and transition offense.
Key Moments
- First Quarter (27–20 Warriors): Golden State hit four three-pointers in the opening frame, led by second-year guard Pat Spencer. Dallas struggled to contain dribble penetration.
- Second Quarter (30–22 Warriors): A 10–0 run midway through the quarter, capped by a highlight alley-oop from rookie forward Marcus Odum, pushed the lead to 17. Dallas answered with a mini-run before halftime.
- Third Quarter (24–23 Mavericks): Dallas came out with better energy. Undrafted rookie Elijah Pope scored 8 points in the quarter, cutting the deficit to 77–70 entering the fourth.
- Fourth Quarter (28–20 Warriors): Golden State’s bench restored order. Defensive stops and fast-break points sealed the win. A three-pointer by shooting guard Chance Oliver with 3 minutes left effectively ended the game.
Standout Performers
For the Golden State Warriors, Pat Spencer was the engine of the offense, finishing with 18 points, 7 assists, and 4 rebounds. Rookie Chance Oliver added 15 points on 4-of-6 shooting from deep. The Warriors’ bench outscored Dallas’ reserves 42–28, showing the depth of the Summer League roster.
The Dallas Mavericks were led by Elijah Pope, who recorded 22 points and 6 rebounds. Point guard Jaden Hardy Jr. contributed 14 points and 5 assists but turned the ball over 4 times. Forward Marjon Sharpe had a double-double with 12 points and 11 boards.
Season Impact
With the win, the Warriors improved to 3–1 in Summer League play, positioning themselves for a top seed in the tournament bracket. The Mavericks fell to 1–3 and will need to win their remaining games to advance. Both teams are using this competition to evaluate young talent for roster spots and developmental minutes heading into the 2026–27 NBA regular season.
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