Tristan da Silva, Anthony Black & Jett Howard Headline Magic's Summer League Roster

Anthony Black, Jett Howard and Tristan da Silva headline the Orlando Magic's roster in the NBA 2K25 Summer League 2024.

Orlando Magic guard Anthony Black (0) and Charlotte Hornets forward Grant Williams (2) go after a loose ball during the first half at the Spectrum Center. / Sam Sharpe-USA TODAY Sports

ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic's roster for the NBA 2K25 Summer League 2024 in Las is officially finalized.

Anthony Black, Jett Howard and 2024 first-round pick Tristan da Silva headline the roster for Orlando. Black played in 69 games, 33 of which he started in his rookie season for the Magic. Howard spent most of his rookie season with Orlando's G-League affiliate, the Osceola Magic.

Here's how the roster rounds out.

• Anthony Black - 6-foot-7 guard
• Jett Howard - 6-foot-8 guard
• Tristan da Silva - 6-foot-8 forward
• Xavier Moon - 6-foot-2 guard
• Jared Rhoden - 6-foot-6 guard
• Thèo Maledon - 6-foot-4 guard
• Jarrett Culver - 6-foot-6 guard
• Charlie Brown Jr. - 6-foot-6 guard
• Myron Gardner - 6-foot-6 guard
• Ta'Lon Cooper - 6-foot-4 guard
• Jaycee Hillsman - 6-foot-6 guard
• Isaiah Todd - 6-foot-10 forward
• Kaiser Gates - 6-foot-8 forwad
• Tre Scott 6-foot-8 forward
• Charles Bediako - 7-foot center
• Bryson Williams - 6-foot-8 forward
• Jay Huff - 7-foot-1 center
• Ed Croswell - 6-foot-8 forward

Lionel Chalmers will be the head coach of Orlando's summer league team. The Magic kick off their slate of games in Las Vegas on July 12 when they face the Cleveland Cavaliers at 4 p.m. ET.

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