The surname “James” is synonymous with basketball worldwide. Now, Bronny, LeBron James‘ eldest son and a member of the South Bay Lakers, is proving that talent runs deep in the family. His recent performance in the G-League has made it clear that he is ready to follow in his father’s footsteps and pursue a career in the NBA.
With 30 points in his road debut with the South Bay Lakers, Bronny James has shown that his time in the developmental league is not just a stepping stone—it’s a period of growth and refinement where he’s polishing his skills and building confidence.
While it’s true that the James name opens many doors, Bronny is proving that his talent goes beyond lineage. His fluid gameplay, ability to score from anywhere on the court, and his vision of the game make him a standout prospect.
In the G-League, Bronny has the chance to develop a more complete game. After the game, Bronny shared his thoughts, saying, “I just want to play. Felt pretty good, got some points on the board. I’m just trying to grow as I get older, trying to improve my game as much as I can.”
Bronny James said “I just want to play” about coming with South Bay Lakers to face Valley Suns for his G League road game debut (30 points). James called TyTy Washington Jr. (22 points), after guarding each other in the game, an “amazing player” he’s known since their HS days.
A Promising Future for Bronny James
The future looks bright for Bronny James. With his talent, work ethic, and the support of his family, he has all the tools to become an NBA star. However, it’s important to remember that he still has a long road ahead.
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Will Bronny be able to handle the pressure?
The pressure of being LeBron James’ son is undeniable, but Bronny seems to be handling it admirably. Focused on his own development and enjoying the game, the question on everyone’s mind is: When will we see Bronny and LeBron sharing the court in the NBA? Only time will tell.
