Summer League Recap: Brooklyn Nets vs Oklahoma City Thunder

The No. 8 overall pick, Egor Demin, played underwhelming, to say the least, going without a point in the first half, finishing the game with eight points and four rebounds for Brooklyn.

The most comfortable rookie on the floor for the Nets seemed to be the Frenchman Nolan Traore, who led all rookies with 13 points and three assists

Tosan Evbuomwan led the Nets with nine points in the first half, with Drew Timme right behind him with eight of his own. Evbuomwan would also log five personal fouls in the first half, which limited his time in the second half of the game.

Timme would wind up leading the all scorers with 22 points, looking like the old Gonzaga Drew Timme as he looks to earn a contract during the Nets Summer League mini-camp.

Timme would take a pass off the head from rookie Danny Wolf. The clip immediately made its rounds around the media, with Timme jokingly telling the broadcast team in the second half that the pass almost gave him a concussion.

Oklahoma City's Ajay Mitchell and Chris Youngblood logged double-digit first halves, which helped the Thunder take a seven-point lead heading into halftime despite the game being tied at 34 at one point.

Brooklyn would come out of halftime with a very different tempo, scoring on all cylinders to keep the game within fighting distance, at one point tying the ball game again.

It would only be momentary, though, as the Thunder would pull away from the Nets in the second half to close out the first Summer League game for both squads, as the Nets would fall to the Thunder 90-81.

Brooklyn will now look to regroup before their next game on July 13 against the Washington Wizards.