Bronny James didn’t get to join the Los Angeles Lakers for their four-game road trip, so instead the rookie set a major personal milestone in the G League.

The Lakers traveled to Orlando on Monday to take on the Magic, the start of a critical stretch as the team sits at No. 4 in the Western Conference. Though the Lakers dropped their third straight game, James continued his strong play with the G League South Bay Lakers while setting a personal record.

The NBA G League’s official account announced that Bronny reached his career high of 32 points early in the fourth quarter.

“Bronny James is ON-FIRE!” the G League shared. “The @Lakers draftee has a career-high 32 points and counting for the @SouthBayLakers on @TheRokuChannel.”

The eldest son of Lakers star LeBron James has shined in the G League this season, averaging 20.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game.

Bronny James continued to add to his career high after the G League announcement, finishing the game with 39 points on 14-for-21 shooting as the Lakers defeated the Santa Cruz Warriors. James added seven rebounds, four assists, four steals and one block. 

Bronny James will not have many more chances for playing time in the G League, with the South Bay Lakers nearing the end of their season and eliminated from playoff contention at 13-17.