The Cleveland Cavaliers went without a win in three games in the Salt Lake City summer league, and them not having many options to go to didn’t help their cause.
In their first game against the San Antonio Spurs’ SLC summer league team, Cleveland had more free-flowing offense, and Dylan Windler and Dean Wade were able to get room to operate, while Naz Mitrou-Long was pretty on-point with his playmaking with eight assists, though he did only go six-of-16 from the field (per NBA.com).
Windler had 19 points and three three-pointers in that one, and was able to showcase his deep range, whereas Wade showed his solid in-and-out game, with 14 points on six-of-13 shooting (per NBA.