How many points did Bronny James score today? Full stats, results, highlights from Lakers vs. Clippers Summer League
Los Angeles had a cross-town battle against the Clippers in their second-to-last game of the summer. James was overshadowed in his rookie season by all the drama surrounding his mere presence in L.A., and now he's hoping for a more "normal" Year 2.
Despite all of the early critiques, James has looked like he has improved over the past year. Heading into this game against the Clippers, James has averaged 8.8 points, 3.5 rebounds, and an assist over the four games he has played in. This could be his last Summer League action if Los Angeles chooses to sit him in the finale Thursday against the Celtics.
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Here is more on how James played against the Clippers in NBA Summer League action late Monday.
Bronny James stats vs. Clippers
Final score: Clippers 67, Lakers 58
Points: 17
Rebounds: 5
Assists: 5
Steals: 0
Blocks: 0
TOs: 2
PF: 1
FG: 6-10
3P: 3-5
FT: 2-2
James came out aggressive and maintained his efficiency throughout, connecting on 6-of-10 shots, including going 3-of-5 from downtown. He rounded out his impressive showing with five rebounds and five assists while committing just two turnovers, showcasing an improved command and feel for the game.
Bronny James highlights vs. Clippers
James has looked more comfortable shooting in Summer League games. He started Monday's game against the Clippers, draining a three from deep.
James was on fire the entire first half, finishing a perfect 4-4 shooting. He hit both of the three-pointers he attempted, adding this shot from beyond the arc to the one he hit earlier.
He added this nifty shot in the lane to close out the first half.
James showed off the moves in the paint in the second half.
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