On the heels of a successful Summer League stint, Bronny James might not be done playing organized basketball this summer.

The second-year player appeared more confident this summer, but he still needs to make strides with his 3-point shooting and defense.

Bronny James is in Vegas, but his performance Thursday night had a Hollywood ending. The second-year Lakers guard ended the first half against the Celtics with zero points before he flipped the script, scoring a game-high 18 points to go with five assists, three rebounds and a steal in the 87-78 loss in Summer League action.