Bronny James's rookie season is already behind him. He'll spend a portion of his offseason competing with the Los Angeles Lakers' Summer League team for an opportunity to work on his game alongside the NBA's newest draft class.

Bronny James is back with the Los Angeles Lakers for a second year of Summer League action, which began Sunday.

Flagg's arrival has been the talk of Summer League. The 6-foot-8 Wooden Award winner, 18, will be joined on Dallas' offseason roster by two-way rookie point guard Ryan Nembhard and two-way shooting guard Miles Kelly, 2024-25 Mavericks rookie, and 7-foot-5 Texas Legends center Jamarion Sharp.