Toohey's Warriors finish Summer League campaign on a high
21 Jul
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Sydney King #240 Alex Toohey and his Golden State Warriors have ended their 2025 NBA Summer League campaign in Las Vegas on a high, after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers 82-71 in their final game.
In the start for the Dubs, Toohey added one point, one rebound and one block, to help the Warriors finish the tournament with a 3-2 record.
Toohey will now shift his attention to pre-season training ahead of his inaugural training camp with the Warriors.
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The other Kings connection to the Summer League was Brian Goorjian, whose New York Knicks lost their final game 95-84 to the Washington Wizards.
The Knicks finished with a 1-4 record in Las Vegas.
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