LAS VEGAS — Drew Timme came to summer league signed, but not safe.

He could be changing that here in Sin City. Along with all the preconceived ideas and premature narratives about whether he’s an NBA player.

Still very much fighting for his place on Brooklyn’s roster, Timme has been far and away the Nets’ best player here in Las Vegas. The big man is in the early running for MVP of the event, and to prove he belongs in the league.

It’s something he’s not taking for granted.

Being an underdog feels familiar for Drew Timme by now, having gone undrafted in 2023 despite a sterling career at Gonzaga.{ai:summary}<p>Drew Timme is making a strong case for a spot on the Brooklyn Nets roster during the summer league in Las Vegas. He has emerged as the team's standout player and is a leading candidate for the MVP of the event, demonstrating his determination to secure his place in the NBA. </p><p>Timme's performance challenges any preconceived notions about his abilities as an NBA player, highlighting his commitment to proving himself. #sports</p>

How Drew Timme’s summer league breakout has opened NBA eyes and complicated the Nets’ roster plans

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