The Los Angeles Lakers detailed their Summer League roster and schedule for this year, with the team set to take part in the Las Vegas and California editions of the tournament. The Lakers action will start Friday, July 3rd, when they face the Golden State Warriors in San Fransico at the Chase Center. Then they play two more games: one on Sunday, July 5th, against the Miami Heat, and another on July 6th against the San Antonio Spurs. Following Mondays game, the squad heads to Las Vegas for the main event. They play theOklahoma City Thunderon July 10 before taking on theDallas Maverickson July 11.Mar 5, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; The Los Angeles Lakers logo at midcourt at the Crypto.com Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesThe Lakers face theLos Angeles Clipperson July 14 and finish off against theChicago Bullson July 16.From then on, there is the four-team championship tournament or consolation games from July 17-19. Lakers summer league rosterRobbie Avila, CCameron Carr, GJon Elmore, GLuke Goode, FWilliam Hickey, GArthur Kaluma, FWilliam Kyle III, CChris Manon, GRobert McCray V, GAK Okereke, FChase Ross, GZhaire Smith, GPeter Suder, GAdou Thiero, FAnton Watson, FJacari White, GThere is one major surprise on the team Bronny James is not on the team this year, despite still having played so little NBA action and bouncing around between the NBA and G-League.Apr 18, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (23) and son Bronny James (9) in the first half against the Houston Rockets during game one of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Crypto.com Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesWhy is Bronny James not on the Summer League team?Naturally, Bronnys future comes into question because his father left the Lakers organization. LeBron has not signed anywhere yet, but he has already announced his departure from his home of eight years. Many assume the Lakers will either deal or cut Bronny so he can play for his fathers team. However, the Lakers have been high on Bronny since drafting him, praising his work ethic and overall improvement. While it is possible that he may be in flux with the organization due to his dads status, Bronny could just be looking to develop on his own. Only a handful of players complete more than two tours with the Summer League team. In fact, there is likely little more that he can gain from this kind of experience. Still, chatter about his status will likely only get louder now that he will not be in SF or Vegas. The post Lakers Announce Summer League Schedule, Roster With Surprise Omission appeared first on LA Sports Report.