LAS VEGAS -- Bronny James was a spectator on Saturday after the Los Angeles Lakers determined that they have seen all they need out of the NBA's most talked-about rookie.
He finished Summer League on an upward trajectory after a dismal start, scoring 25 points on 10-of-21 shooting over his final two games. That included making 3 of 8 baskets from 3-point range after going 0 for 15 in his first four games.
"He had two pretty good games last two," Lakers Summer League coach Dane Johnson said. "I think it's just going to help him going into the summer so we can work on different things with him.