As the Summer League team’s starting point guard, the Lakers want to see James be more assertive with his decision-making in crucial moments, according to assistant coach Lindsey Harding. Los Angeles wants to see James have the ball in his hands as much as possible, particularly in “tight moments.”

If the younger James doesn't earn such a spot this coming season, he may have to do so with another organization. John Hollinger of The Athletic provided a reality check on the guard's contract situation and the possibility that this upcoming season may be his father's last with the Purple and Gold.

LeBron James was in the house on Saturday to watch his son Bronny James play for the Los Angeles Lakers at Las Vegas Summer League. The second game in Vegas was a bit better than the first for Bronny and ended in a win, although it still showed there's plenty of good and bad to Bronny's game.