The Atlanta Hawks vs. Brooklyn Nets game for the NBA Summer League is set to tip off at 8 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 11. Heading into the matchup, Brooklyn is listed as 1.5-point favorites on the PrizePicks Team Picks spread, returning a 1.75x payout with a win.
It’s yet another showdown between players who were top-10 selections in the 2026 NBA Draft: Louisville G Mikel Brown Jr. for Brooklyn and Houston PG Kingston Flemings for Atlanta. Which prized pickup will lead his team to victory in Las Vegas?
Below, we'll break down our Hawks vs. Nets prediction and picks for Saturday’s NBA Summer League game, including the spread, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.
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Hawks vs. Nets Prediction, Spread, Over/Under – Saturday, July 11
Last season was one of change for the Hawks, as they ushered in a new era after trading away now-former face of the franchise PG Trae Young. PF Jalen Johnson and company made the playoffs and got bounced in the first round, but this team is brimming with upside.
Flemings is a big part of that, yet there’s more to this summer’s crew than him. Prospects like C Henri Veesaar, F Asa Newell, and F/C Zuby Ejiofor are all first- or second-year pieces that could turn into role players if things pan out to plan.
The 2025 Hawks Summer League team went 4-1. In July, Atlanta posted a 2-1 mark in the Utah Summer League and opened the Vegas circuit with a 93-66 blowout triumph over the San Antonio Spurs. Newell led the way with 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists.
The Nets’ youth movement showed in the Summer League last year, resulting in a 1-4 record, and it was also obvious during this past regular season. Brooklyn went just 20-62, the third-worst record in the NBA, as it focused on internal development.
This offseason, the Nets made Brown the centerpiece of their haul, also landing F Joshua Jefferson later in the first round following a swap with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Brooklyn went 2-1 in the California Classic and also won its Vegas Summer League opener against the reigning champion New York Knicks 91-65.
Hawks vs. Nets Spread, Over/Under – Saturday, July 11
The Nets enter Saturday’s NBA Summer League game as 1.5-point favorites against the Hawks, returning a 1.75x payout if they win outright, via PrizePicks Team Picks.
Here are the full payouts for the Hawks vs. Nets NBA Summer League game on PrizePicks.
- Spread: Brooklyn Nets -1.5 (1.78x payout)
- Over/Under: 181.5 (1.92x payout on Over)
- Game Winner Payout: Hawks 2.04x | Nets 1.75x
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Hawks vs. Nets Expected Starting Lineups for Saturday, July 11
Let’s dive into the expected starting lineups for Hawks vs. Nets on Saturday, July 11. Lineups aren’t official and are based on recent playing time trends, injuries, schedule dynamics, and more.
Hawks Expected Starting Lineup vs. Nets
- PG: Kingston Flemings
- SG: Isaac McKneely
- SF: Gabe Madsen
- PF: Asa Newell
- C: Zuby Ejiofor
The true name to watch is former North Carolina star Henri Veesaar, who played 19 minutes against the Spurs on Thursday and finished with 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting. Also keep an eye out for F Jacob Toppin.
Nets Expected Starting Lineup vs. Hawks
- PG: Egor Demin
- SG: Mikel Brown Jr.
- SF: Drake Powell
- PF: Chaney Johnson
- C: Danny Wolf
If neither F Tyler Bilodeau or G Ben Saraf starts, both absolutely qualify as key Brooklyn prospects to follow in Saturday’s action. F Joshua Jefferson (ankle) is also tracking to be available, which could impact lineup decisions.
Hawks vs. Nets Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 7/11/26
Here are some top Hawks vs. Nets picks to target on Saturday, July 11. Today’s NBA Summer League picks for PrizePicks include PG Kingston Flemings, G Mikel Brown Jr., and G Egor Demin.
Hawks PG Kingston Flemings vs. Nets: 14.5 Points
- Flemings’ talent is undeniable, but he’s flashed it more as a facilitator here this summer. Across three games, he has almost as many assists (22) as he does points (31).
- The No. 8 overall pick’s 3-point shot has abandoned him to this point, seeing just 3 of 10 attempts drop.
- Flemings struggled to finish at the rim during his college tenure, shooting just 57.2%, which ranked in the 34th percentile.
- According to The 5th Factor, Flemings’ effective field goal percentage (33.3%) and true shooting percentage (35.6%) sit in the respective 23rd and 25th percentiles in his ~93 minutes to date.
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Nets G Mikel Brown Jr. vs. Hawks: 21 Pts + Rebs + Asts
- Brown logged just 19 minutes on Monday against the Golden State Warriors Blue team, dropping 10 points on 4-of-11 shooting. He was much more efficient on Friday, pouring in 20 on 6-of-12 shooting against the Knicks.
- In 21 appearances for Louisville as a freshman, Brown fired up an average of 7.6 3-pointers and made 34.4% of them on a high degree of difficulty.
- The one-time Cardinals standout was almost exclusively a defensive rebounder (12.1%) in college, doing his damage there instead of crashing the offensive boards (0.2%).
- Brown carried a hefty usage rate of 31.0% in college, via draftballr, ranking in the 93rd percentile. With that, he maintained a 30.3% assist clip (75th percentile).
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Nets G Egor Demin vs. Hawks: 23.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts
- Demin saw the floor plenty as a rookie, averaging 25.2 minutes per game in 52 contests last season while putting together 16.8 PRA.
- After converting on just 25% of his 2-point tries in his first Summer League stint, the 2025 lottery pick has upped his efficiency to 90% thus far.
- The former BYU star was a plus defensive rebounder as a rookie to the tune of an 11.7% mark (72nd percentile, via databallr).
- Demin spent 24.5% of his time on the ball as a first-year player, logging 13.6 potential assists per 100 possessions (94th percentile).
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Early in the Vegas Summer League, some of the top players from this year’s NBA Draft class are showing out. Will that be the case once again when Flemings and Brown take the floor on Saturday night, or will some under-the-radar prospects make a name for themselves?
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