NBA Summer League Best Bets, July 10

The NBA's Las Vegas Summer League is on its fourth day, and there are some exciting teams to watch!

Opening the night is a matchup between two undefeated teams, the Memphis Grizzlies and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Also, watch two rosters with undeniable up-and-coming talent in the Indiana Pacers and the Orlando Magic. And closing the night is a California classic between the Sacramento Kings and the LA Clippers!

Let's check out the bets!

Memphis Grizzlies vs Cleveland Cavaliers

When: 6:00 PM EST

Where to Watch: ESPNEWS

Memphis Grizzlies to Win @ DraftKings Sportsbook

MEM Key Players: Kenny Lofton Jr., Jake LaRavia, David Roddy

CLE Key Players: Sharife Cooper, Isaiah Mobley, Emoni Bates

In a matchup between two undefeated teams, expect both to rely on the success of their defense in past games. The Memphis Grizzlies have been led by Kenny Lofton Jr., coming from a 23-point and three-block performance. On the second leg of a back-to-back, the Cavaliers held their opponents to just 16.1% from three in their last game while being led by Isaiah Mobley's 15 points and six rebounds.

Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat

When: 6:30 PM EST

How to Watch: NBA TV

Miami Heat to Win @ FanDuel Sportsbook

PHO Key Players: Toumani Camara, Jordan Goodwin, Gabe Brown

MIA Key Players: Orlando Robinson, Nikola Jovic, Dru Smith

While the Miami Heat will want to maintain their shooting rhythm, the Phoenix Suns want to improve theirs. The Heat shot 41.9% from three in their game-one win over the Celtics, led by Orlando Robinson, who posted 36 points, 11 rebounds, and four assists. The 52nd overall pick Toumani Camara did his best to carry the Suns with 20 points and eight rebounds in their first game loss, as the team's 17.4% three-point accuracy harmed their ability to stay competitive.

Philadelphia 76ers vs Dallas Mavericks

When: ESPNU

How to Watch: 8:00 PM EST

Philadelphia 76ers to Win @ Caesars Sportsbook

PHI Key Players: Jaden Springer, Terquavion Smith, D.J. Steward

DAL Key Players: Jaden Hardy, A.J. Lawson, Olivier-Maxence, Prosper

A well-rounded offense led Philadelphia to a win in their first game, while the Dallas Mavericks' poor defense let them down in their first game of the tournament. Jaden Springer led the Sixers to a 110-101 win over the Knicks in their first game, posting 23 points on 8 of 14 shooting from the field. Jaden Hardy starred for the Mavericks in game one, posting 24 points and six rebounds in a double-digit loss.

Indiana Pacers vs Orlando Magic

When: 8:30 PM EST

How to Watch: NBA TV

Indiana Pacers to Win @ DraftKings Sportsbook

IND Key Players: Bennedict Mathurin, Andrew Nembhard, Isaiah Jackson

ORL Key Players: Kevon Harris, Anthony Black, Caleb Houstan

The Orlando Magic aim to improve their defense as they take on the high-tempo Indiana Pacers. Incoming Canadian sophomore duo Bennedict Mathurin and Andrew Nembhard combined for 41 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists in their Saturday night win. The Orlando Magic struggled in their first game, shooting just 40.0% from the field while being led by Kevon Harris' 21 points and six rebounds.

Minnesota Timberwolves vs Utah Jazz

When: 10:00 PM EST

How to Watch: ESPNU

Minnesota Timberwolves to Win @ FanDuel Sportsbook

MIN Key Players: Brandon Williams, Josh Minnott, Leonard Miller

UTA Key Players: Keyontae George, Ochai Agbaji, Micah Potter

The Utah Jazz have a tough challenge ahead against the defensively-adept Minnesota Timberwolves. The Jazz hit 16 threes in their first game of the tournament, as their offense was orchestrated by Keyontae George, who posted a 33-point, 10-assist night. The Timberwolves will want to maintain their strong defense, forcing 29 turnovers in their first game after being led by a 24-point outing from guard Brandon Williams.

Sacramento Kings vs LA Clippers

When: 10:30 PM EST

How to Watch: NBA TV

LA Clippers to Win @ Caesars Sportsbook

SAC Key Players: Colby Jones, Jordan Ford, Neemias Queta

LAC Key Players: Xavier Moon, Jason Preston, Matt Morgan

The LA Clippers search for their first tournament win when they take on the undefeated Sacramento Kings. The Clippers' defense couldn't contain the Jazz in their first game, allowing 50.0% shooting from the field - at least enjoying a surprise performance from Xavier Moon, who posted 26.0 points and six threes. The Kings want to maintain their offensive diversity, as five players scored in double-digits - led by a 20-point night from Jordan Ford.