The Golden State Warriors remain confident in rookies Alex Toohey and Will Richard after six games of summer league action.

The Golden State Warriors may regret allowing the Los Angeles Lakers to steal one of their standouts from the Summer League.

Rookie Collin Murray-Boyles scores 20 points for the Raptors, who will face the Kings in Saturday's NBA Summer League semifinals.

Attendance was estimated at just under 8,400 fans. The feeling more closely resembled a packed house at Chase Center, especially for the man leading the Warriors on the sidelines to open the California Classic.

Golden State rookie Taran Armstrong did not play last season, but the rookie still learned a thing or two from Steph Curry and the Warrior vets

The Dallas Mavericks made the not-so-surprising decision to shut down Cooper Flagg earlier this month following his second game of NBA Las Vegas Summer League. Two starts was more than enough for management to see that Flagg is ready to go as a rookie and projected impact player in the Mavericks' lineup.

Warriors draft picks Alex Toohey and Will Richard unsurprisingly garnered the most attention from the team’s NBA summer league roster. There was intrigue in the development of Taran Armstrong, too. People wanted to see what kind of player Jackson Rowe could be the for the Warriors this season,

Golden State has won two straight after an opening loss, while Toronto looks to remain undefeated in summer play.

Gabe Madsen makes six first-half 3-pointers, Richard and Toohey look solid as Jazz sit both high-profile rookies.