"Yeah, we want him to play on the ball," Lakers assistant and Vegas Summer League coach Lindsay Harding said, according to Brad Turner of The Los Angeles Times. "Especially in tight moments, I like the ball in his hands and I want him to make those decisions."

To continue off of this last week’s slate of exciting games, the crosstown rivals in Los Angeles will go up against each other. The Lakers have been talked about a ton this summer due to Bronny James’ development. After going up against No.1 pick Cooper Flagg last week, James had 14 points in 24 minutes over the weekend against the Pelicans.

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.