Bronny James enters Year 2 of his NBA career with hopes that he can crack the Lakers ' rotation. After a rookie campaign that saw him appear in just 27 games and a total of 181 minutes as he spent majority of his time in the G League, it's going to be tall task for James to reach that goal, but Lakers coach JJ Redick knows he can get there.

The Los Angeles Lakers are looking for Bronny James to make some changes ahead of his second year in the NBA. James, the No. 55 pick in the 2024 draft, played in 27 games for the Lakers last season and started in one game. He averaged 2.3 points, .8 assists and .7 rebounds per contest.

After spending Year 1 working away from the spotlight, James hopes it'll translate into playing time with Los Angeles.