Yang Hansen Summer League games drew more viewership in China than NBA Finals
"That broader Asia market is some place that we're really really focused on."
"That broader Asia market is some place that we're really really focused on."
"That's the hardest thing when you first get in here..."
Chicago Bulls lottery pick Noa Essengue was on the wrong end of a poster dunk that left SportsCenter anchors in tears from laughter.
"The question on everybody's mind is, 'Where will LeBron be playing next season?'"
"Now, I know everybody wants to draw dramatic, sweeping conclusions from a Summer League game in Vegas. I'm just going to warn you: don't do that."
"We appreciate that."
It was "the fourth-largest Summer League audience ever on the ESPN networks."
It's the middle of July, and we get to watch some hoops. That's pretty damn good.
ESPN and NBA TV team up for an NBA Summer League twi-night doubleheader tonight from Salt Lake City.
It will be Game 1 of a doubleheader.
The NBA Summer League ends tonight with the final between Memphis and Miami on ESPN.
"I think he coughed on him. I didn’t realize in the Summer League you can’t cough on a player."
The NBA Las Vegas Summer League continues today with a bunch of games on the ESPN platforms and NBA TV.
"Oh wow … he was deep in his bag, like the fries were at the bottom."
ESPN, ESPN2 and NBA TV have extensive coverage of the opening day of the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.
Bronny's debut garnered ESPN's largest audience ever for a non-Vegas Summer League game.
Rookies and hopefuls get their opportunities to shine in NBA Summer League action on ESPN.
ESPN should reap the benefits in NBA Summer League coverage as fans tune in to see Bronny James.
The Victor Wembanyama effect is real!
"That Britney voodoo is real"
Victor Wembanyama makes his NBA debut in the Summer League on ESPN tonight
"It mystifies me how anyone can defend what he does when it happens time and time again with him."
Thursday night's game between the Hawks and Wizards (on the ESPN app) will be shot exclusively with smartphones.
The Zion Effect continues...