Bronny James makes the decision of the NBA Summer League to Lakers Playoff loss

Bronny James' first season as a NBA player was probably not the way he hoped.

The former USC Trojan performed with the Los Angeles Lakers in just 27 games when he tried to find the season and the ground of the network. He ended the year, in which only 31.3% of the field and 28.1% of three were shot in his sporadic minutes.

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While the numbers and the film were ugly when James ran, there were high points that he could build on.

He not only played the story with his father Lebron James, but also gained valuable experience in the team and was effective in his time in the G-League.

James scored an average of 21.9 points, 5.4 assists and 5.2 rebounds in his 11 games with the South Bay Lakers. A promising sign that there is still a lot of space for growth with just a few more repetitions.

After the Lakers playoff output through the Minnesota Timberwolves, James said that he would get these repetitions next in the Las Vegas Summer League.

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Although it is not unusual for players to take part in the annual event in the second year, it is also not a guarantee.

James' quick confirmation that he will play in Las Vegas is an encouraging sign that he is serious and wants to improve a potentially greater role in the next season.

Since the change changes for the Lakers are likely to have themselves on the horizon, the team can rely on their younger players to get into the rotation, including James.

It remains to be seen how much better James hits in his second campaign, but so far he has been taking the right steps to support his chances.

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