On Friday, the NBA Las Vegas Summer League games officially started and several of the top NBA Draft picks were in action. While Lonzo Ball and the Lakers fell to the Clippers in earlier action, a late game featured the Sacramento Kings against the Phoenix Suns. It gave fans a first look at two possible young stars in the Kings' De'Aaron Fox and Suns' Josh Jackson. Here's how the game went and how the two rookies performed in their early debuts on the court.

Jackson vs. Fox

The Phoenix Suns outlasted the Kings' summer squad 89 to 85 in Las Vegas on Friday night.

The top pick for Phoenix, Josh Jackson, debuted with 18 points on 6-for-17 shooting. He also recorded eight rebounds and two assists for the night in his 34 minutes of action.

Suns' big man Marquese Chriss led the way for his team in the win. Chriss recorded 19 points and nine rebounds for the near triple-double. Teammate Davon Reed added 17 points for the Phoenix victory.

Getting just two minutes of time on the court for the Phoenix Suns was David Stockton. The guard is the son of the legendary Utah Jazz star John Stockton and finished with just an assist and a rebound for his few minutes of action.

Sacramento Kings' rookie guard De'Aaron Fox also debuted with 18 points in the game. Fox shot 7-for-16 from the field.

He would total 27 minutes of time on the floor and also added five steals, four assists, and three rebounds for the night.

Fellow Kings' rookie Justin Jackson out of North Carolina also finished with 18 points and had a much better shooting performance. The former Tar Heels star hit at a 7-for-11 rate from the floor and was 2-for-4 from downtown.

Jack Cooley, who went underrated in 2013, logged 23 minutes and finished with a double-double of 11 points and 10 rebounds.

The Suns shot 39.5 percent for the night and finished with 41 rebounds, while Sacramento shot at a rate of 42.1 percent and had 39 boards. The game took place at Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas and featured 14 ties along with 17 lead changes.

With Phoenix ahead, neither team was able to score in the final minute of the game.

What's next?

The Phoenix Suns will take on the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday evening starting at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The Sacramento Kings are slated to play the Memphis Grizzlies, also on Sunday, with a start time of 10 p.m. Eastern Time.

NBA Summer League Las Vegas games are featured on NBATV, ESPN, and ESPN2 for television viewers. Live streaming is available thorough the WatchESPN website or mobile apps for the games presented via ESPN.