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While Evbuomwan did not shoot the ball well on Friday, his all-around ability was on display. In addition to his rebounding, the former Princeton standout can facilitate offensively. Evbuomwan is on a two-way deal, which will limit his opportunities once the regular season begins. However, given the amount of youth on Brooklyn’s roster, there may come times when Tosan is allowed to play rotation minutes. Whether or not he’s worth streaming in those spots will depend on the health of those ahead of him in the pecking order.

Daniels suffered a potentially serious left knee injury during the fourth quarter of Brooklyn’s final summer league game on Friday. The former Villanova guard appeared to suffer the injury while putting back a missed shot, immediately falling to the court after releasing the ball. Daniels remained on the court for a few minutes before being taken back to the locker room via wheelchair.

Of the three players signed to two-way contracts by the 76ers this offseason, Sallis was the only one active for Friday’s summer finale. The undrafted rookie out of Wake Forest did not have a productive evening offensively, but he nearly filled his entire stat line in the four-point victory. Given the moves made by Philadelphia this offseason, Sallis will likely spend most of his time with the team’s G League affiliate next season. Jabari Walker and Dominick Barlow are the other players the 76ers signed to two-way deals this summer.

Wallace spent last season on a two-way contract with the Hawks and will do the same in 2025-26. The older brother of Oklahoma City guard Cason Wallace, Keaton appeared in 31 games last season, making five starts when the Hawks were without Trae Young. With Atlanta signing Nickeil Alexander-Walker via sign-and-trade, Wallace’s streaming opportunities will likely be limited next season.

The 32-year-old southpaw is scheduled to throw three innings in what will be his third minor league rehab start. After this outing the Dodgers plan to evaluate him to see where he’s at. The expectation is that they’ll want him to be fully stretched out before rejoining the Dodgers’ starting rotation, which would require another couple of rehab starts.

He’ll be followed in that start by Dustin May. That means that Yoshinobu Yamamoto will start on Tuesday. With May set to follow Ohtani this time around, Ben Casparius is free to function in either a high-leverage or multi-inning role at any point that the Dodgers need him over the weekend.