Mac McClung, Tristen Newton Headline 2025/26 All-NBA G League Teams
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The NBA G League on Wednesday released its 2025/26 All-NBA G League selections, led by newly crowned Most Valuable Player Mac McClung of the Windy City Bulls.
McClung, a two-way guard for Chicago, averaged 31.8 points, 7.9 assists and 3.6 rebounds while shooting 51.5 percent from the field, 38.1 percent from three and 77.5 percent at the foul line in 29 regular-season games. He tops the five-player First Team alongside fellow two-way standout Tristen Newton and veteran wing DaQuan Jeffries, who finished second and third, respectively, in MVP voting.
Newton split the season between the Iowa Wolves and the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, producing 25.6 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists across 35 contests with a 48.0/37.6/85.9 shooting split. Jeffries appeared 28 times for the Stockton Kings after a brief 10-day stay with Sacramento, contributing 23.5 points, 5.9 rebounds and 2.4 assists on 51.5 percent overall shooting, including 43.6 percent from deep.
Pistons two-way forward Isaac Jones and veteran guard Lester Quinones round out the First Team.
2025/26 All-NBA G League Teams
First Team
DaQuan Jeffries (Stockton Kings)
Isaac Jones (Motor City Cruise) ^
Mac McClung (Windy City Bulls) ^
Tristen Newton (Rio Grande Valley Vipers) ^
Lester Quinones (Osceola Magic)
Second Team
Kobe Bufkin (South Bay Lakers) *
Killian Hayes (Cleveland Charge) *
A.J. Lawson (Raptors 905) ^
Drew Timme (South Bay Lakers) ^
Jahmir Young (Sioux Falls Skyforce) ^
Note: Hayes competed for Cleveland’s affiliate but is on a standard NBA contract with Sacramento.
Third Team
RayJ Dennis (College Park Skyhawks) ^
PJ Hall (Greensboro Swarm) ^
Ron Harper Jr. (Maine Celtics) *
Alijah Martin (Raptors 905) ^
Daishen Nix (Rio Grande Valley Vipers)
The caret (^) indicates a two-way contract, while an asterisk (*) marks a standard NBA deal.
The announcement concludes the G League’s annual awards cycle, which began earlier this week with McClung receiving MVP honors.
Source: Hoops Rumors