Mosley's Summer League Vision
Pelicans Head Coach Jamahl Mosley Outlines Expectations for Upcoming Summer League Journey
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New Orleans Pelicans head coach Jamahl Mosley spoke to the media ahead of the team's Summer League run, laying out what he wants to see from his young players, according to Audacy. Summer League gives coaches a rare chance to evaluate depth players and prospects in live game situations before the regular season begins.
Mosley's availability came as several NBA teams gear up for Las Vegas Summer League, including the Phoenix Suns with rookie Koa Peat and the Minnesota Timberwolves featuring 19-year-old French center Joan Beringer, per Duluth News Tribune.
Mosley Sets the Tone for New Orleans Prospects
Mosley addressed the media before the Pelicans' Summer League games to outline his goals for the squad. Summer League is not about wins and losses. It is about development. Coaches use these games to see how young players handle NBA speed and physicality for the first time, per Audacy.
For the Pelicans, this stretch is important. New Orleans has used recent seasons to rebuild its roster around young talent. Mosley wants to see players compete hard, make decisions quickly, and show they belong at this level.
Beringer Leads Timberwolves Into Las Vegas Spotlight
Minnesota's Summer League headliner is Joan Beringer, a 19-year-old center from France. Beringer had a tough rookie season, logging very limited NBA minutes. Now the Timberwolves expect him to step up and show growth, according to Duluth News Tribune.
At just 19, Beringer fits the profile of a high-ceiling project. Teams often use Summer League to give young big men like him extended run. Las Vegas will be a key test of whether his development is on track.
Suns Rookie Koa Peat Preps for First Pro Action
In Phoenix, rookie Koa Peat is getting ready for Summer League at the Suns' Phoenix 5G Performance Center. Peat spoke to the media there as the team prepared for games, according to AZ Central. He is one of the most watched first-year players this summer.
The Suns are using this period to see how Peat and other newcomers fit into their system. Early impressions in Summer League can shape a rookie's path heading into training camp in the fall.
Why Summer League Matters More Than the Scoreboard
Across the league, coaches like Mosley treat Summer League as a teaching tool. Games are played in July with rosters full of two-way players, undrafted free agents, and first-round picks. The results rarely predict regular-season success.
What does matter is effort, decision-making, and growth. For the Pelicans, Timberwolves, and Suns alike, the next few weeks in Las Vegas offer a window into who might earn a roster spot — or a bigger role — when the real season tips off in October.
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