The Toronto Raptors defeated the Houston Rockets 102-89 in an NBA Summer League game on Saturday, July 11, 2026 [1].
The victory allows Toronto to stabilize its early Summer League performance while showcasing the depth of its young roster in a competitive environment. This period serves as a critical evaluation window for rookies and second-year players fighting for spots on the regular-season roster.
Seth Lundy led the offensive effort for Toronto, scoring 23 points [1]. Lundy's performance was highlighted by six made three-pointers and five rebounds [1]. His perimeter shooting provided the necessary spacing for the Raptors to maintain control throughout the contest.
Other contributors played significant roles in the win. Tyreke Key scored 19 points, shooting 4-6 from the field and 3-4 from beyond the arc [3]. Tristen Newton added 18 points and four rebounds [3]. The combined effort from these three players ensured the Raptors remained ahead of the Houston offense.
The game took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, the primary venue for the NBA Summer League [2]. While the Rockets remained competitive for portions of the game, the Raptors utilized a strong fourth quarter to secure the double-digit win [1].
Following the conclusion of the game, both the Toronto Raptors and the Houston Rockets hold identical 1-1 records for the season [3]. The result keeps both teams balanced as they move forward in the Summer League schedule.
“The Toronto Raptors defeated the Houston Rockets 102-89”
This result highlights the Raptors' current reliance on perimeter shooting and young depth to drive their transition game. With both teams sitting at 1-1, the early stages of the Summer League are emphasizing parity among the developmental rosters, though Lundy's efficiency suggests he is emerging as a primary scoring option for the Toronto squad.
