The Utah Jazz have announced their Summer League roster, which includes all of Utah’s young players.

Keyonte George followed up his All-Summer League First Team performance with an All-Rookie First Team season in his first NBA summer. He and Walker Kessler will be the two players on the roster who have been regular starters for the Jazz all season. George's fellow 2023 draftees Taylor Hendricks and Brice Sensabaugh will join the team this year after missing their first seasons due to injury.

The Jazz have three rookies again and all three are expected to play. 10th pick Cody Williams will make his Summer League debut at the same venue where his older brother Jalen Williams played two years ago.

In addition to Williams, Jazz newcomers Isaiah Collier and Kyle Filipowski are also on the roster and are expected to play.

Last season, the Utah Jazz signed Kenneth Lofton Jr. and Darius Bazley to three-year, non-guaranteed contracts. Both players will be on the Summer League roster and will likely make a big impact. The Jazz have until July 25 to guarantee their contracts for the upcoming season. Utah Jazz two-way player Jason Preston will also join the team. All three players dominated the G-League last season. Don't be surprised if these guys are bigger Summer League stars than the rookies – especially Lofton, who has dominated the Summer League for a number of years.

Time schedule

Summer League in Salt Lake City:

The NBA summer begins with the smaller Utah Summer League, which takes place July 8-10 at the Delta Center. The Utah Jazz host the Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers and Memphis Grizzlies. There will be two games on each of the three days, the first starting at 5 p.m. Mountain Time and the second following immediately after at 7 p.m. The Jazz will play the second game each night.

NBA 2K25 Summer League 2024:

The larger NBA Summer League in Las Vegas takes place from July 12 to 22. This Summer League spans 11 days and includes 76 games and all 30 teams.