The Orlando Magic have officially announced their roster for the 2026 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, with several notable young players set to represent the organization.

Leading the group is rookie forward Izaiyah Nelson, the No. 51 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft out of South Florida. Nelson will make his first appearance in a Magic uniform alongside second-year players Jase Richardson and Noah Penda, who are both returning after completing their rookie campaigns with Orlando last season.

D.J. Bakker will serve as the Magic's Summer League head coach while working alongside Sean Sweeney's staff as Orlando continues evaluating its young talent ahead of training camp.

The Summer League roster also features several players with NBA experience, including Cam Reddish, Keon Johnson, TyTy Washington Jr., Ricky Council IV, Colin Castleton, Lester Quiñones and CJ Elleby. Orlando will also get an extended look at rookie prospects Ace Baldwin Jr., Tre Holloman, Johnell Davis, Malik Reneau, Mike Sharavjamts, Will Baker, Au'Diese Toney, D.J. Armstrong Jr., Alex Morales and Phillip Wheeler.

The Magic will open Summer League play on Thursday, July 9, against the Charlotte Hornets at 7:30 p.m. ET. They will then face the Miami Heat on July 11, the Portland Trail Blazers on July 12 and the Philadelphia 76ers on July 15 before playing a fifth game that will be determined later in the event.

All 30 NBA teams will participate in the 2026 NBA Summer League, which runs from July 9-19 in Las Vegas. Orlando's opening two games will stream on Prime, while its matchups against Portland and Philadelphia will air on ESPNU.

This Summer League presents a great opportunity for the Magic to showcase their newest draft pick, Izaiyah Nelson, while also giving Jase Richardson and Noah Penda the chance to co-lead the roster as they continue gaining valuable experience. With both entering their second NBA seasons, Orlando will be looking for Richardson and Penda to take on larger roles, continue their development and prove they can become key contributors as the Magic build toward another playoff run under first-year head coach Sean Sweeney.

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