Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers had a tough night against the Boston Celtics in the Summer League, with James struggling to make an impact on offense. Despite a highlight block early on, James only managed to score two points and went 0-for-3 from beyond the arc. The Celtics, led by Neemias Queta, dominated the game and secured the 88-74 win. While James acknowledged his shooting woes, he remains committed to improving and embracing a role player mentality. As the No. 55 pick in the draft, James will need time to develop in the G League before contributing meaningfully to the Lakers. Despite the Summer League being a learning experience, James’ defensive abilities and athleticism show promise for his future in the NBA. Fans can expect excitement as LeBron and Bronny team up in the upcoming season at Crypto.com Arena.