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The 2017 NBA Summer League operated as three separate events across the United States from July 1 to July 17. Orlando hosted eight teams from July 1 to June 6 at the Amway Center while Utah gathered four teams between July 3 and 6. Las Vegas served as the premier event with 24 teams competing from July 7 to 17.
The Los Angeles Lakers won the championship after defeating the Portland Trail Blazers on July 17. Kyle Kuzma earned Championship Game MVP honors following his performance for the winning team. Eight teams received first-round byes based on their preliminary records before the final game.
Donovan Mitchell of the Utah Jazz led all players with 28.0 points per game in Las Vegas. Brandon Ingram and Bryn Forbes both averaged 26.0 points during the tournament. Lonzo Ball distributed 9.3 assists per game for the Lakers while Matt Costello grabbed 12.0 rebounds per game.
A unique point system awarded four points for winning a game and one point for winning a quarter. Tied quarters split half a point between both sides. Tiebreakers included total point differential, least points allowed, or a coin flip if standings remained equal.
Lonzo Ball received Tournament MVP honors alongside his selection to the First Team. John Collins, Josh Jackson, Dennis Smith Jr., and Caleb Swanigan joined him on that squad. Kyle Kuzma made the Second Team before winning Championship Game MVP.