Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson sets an Las Vegas Summer League debut scoring record after posting 35 points in his first Summer League appearance. Multiple outlets report the performance includes seven made 3-pointers, tying his college-era total in terms of threes and highlighting an outside shooting impact from the start. Wilson’s night also draws attention for a matchup context involving other top prospects, with several reports noting a contest against fellow lottery pick Cameron Boozer and competition against the Memphis Grizzlies. While coverage emphasizes the record-setting output and the “audacious” feel of the debut, at least one report notes that the game does not end in a Bulls win, leaving the celebration tempered by the result. Additional articles reference continued roster involvement as Wilson participates in Bulls scrimmages and garners recognition within NBA media circles. Other pieces provide follow-up statistics from additional Summer League games, but the central, shared development across the sources is Wilson’s record 35-point debut, including seven 3-pointers, for Chicago in Las Vegas.