​Cameron Boozer goes viral for what he did in Grizzlies game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Cameron Boozer is making the jump from the Duke Blue Devils to the Memphis Grizzlies, and even though that bump from college to NBA ball can trip some players up, not Boozer. He’s looking exceptional in the NBA Summer League and showing why he could have been picked even higher in the NBA draft. Some other team’s may even have a little buyer’s remorse after seeing him play ball.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOn Friday, Boozer made his Vegas debut at the NBA Summer League and scored 23 points, six rebounds and four assists. That was enough to help push the team just over the edge to beat the Chicago Bulls, 97-96. It was a thriller, and those don’t come around too often in July. So, take them when they come.Boozer really looked the part on the court. His size and body looked more mature than his peers and he looked NBA-ready. Also, before Las Vegas, Boozer got to play a bit at the Salt Lake City Summer League, so he was already more comfortable than those who didn’t.During the game, Boozer had some exciting moments. At one point, he stole the ball from his opponent, drove to the basket and rounded it out with a dramatic dunk.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement”Cameron Boozer with the steal and slam,” the NBA shared in a post on their official X account. “The No. 3 pick has 4 points in 4 minutes on Prime.”That post, which also featured a clip of the action, has more than 1.1 million views, and counting.”That’s why he was the No. 3 pick,” one follower said. Defense into offense. The steal was nasty, but the slam made it personal.””Summer League or not, you can see the talent immediately,” another added. “He didn’t just steal the ball—he stole the spotlight.”July doesn’t pack too many exciting basketball moments. But this was one of them.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCaleb Wilson already proving he can be the Bulls’ long-awaited heroThe observations from Caleb Wilson and Cameron Boozer’s Las Vegas Summer League showdownCaleb Wilson’s superb Summer League debut was spoiled by a lossThe free agency tracker for the Chicago Bulls’ 2026 offseason