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LeBron’s Son Bronny James shares motivational words on His G-League experience

LeBron James’ son, Bronny James, spoke about his personal and professional development during his time in the G-League, highlighting the lessons he learned and the strides he made in his career.

 Bronny James #9 of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts in front of Lester Quinones #25, during a 116-106 Lakers win at Crypto.com Arena
© Harry How/Getty Images Bronny James #9 of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts in front of Lester Quinones #25, during a 116-106 Lakers win at Crypto.com Arena

The future of Lebron James son’ Bronny James has been a hot topic in recent months, particularly regarding his performances in the G-League with South Bay Lakers. Fans and analysts alike have been closely monitoring his progress, and his recent games have offered plenty of reasons for optimism. In a significant milestone, James made his first road appearances for his team, marking a pivotal moment in his development.

Reflecting on his journey so far, Bronny shared his perspective and goals during an interview: “Play my game, play my best, and try to learn every time I step on the floor, get those reps in. Most importantly, just trying to get better as a person and a player,” he told ClutchPoints, underscoring his focus on personal and professional growth.

James has begun to show his potential with standout performances, including back-to-back games against the Canton Charge on Dec. 27 and Dec. 28. Over two nights, he logged 63 minutes, tallying 16 points in the first game and 23 in the second. His near double-double in the second matchup—falling just one rebound short—was met with enthusiastic cheers from the crowd, a testament to his growing fanbase despite his Lakers affiliation.

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The Path to the NBA

Bronny‘s recent success highlights his steady adaptation to the professional level, but the journey to the NBA requires refinement in key areas. Offensively, consistency is paramount. Developing a reliable three-point shot and excelling in high-pressure scenarios will set him apart. His decision-making under defensive duress will also be crucial as he faces increasingly sophisticated opposition.

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LeBron James #23 and Bronny James #9 of the Los Angeles Lakers prior to playing the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena on November 04, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan.

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On the defensive end, Bronny has the opportunity to evolve into a versatile player who can guard multiple positions and anticipate plays effectively. Physical preparedness will be another critical aspect—building strength and endurance to navigate the grueling demands of a full NBA season will be essential for his long-term success.

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Perhaps the most significant challenge is handling the weight of expectations that come with being the son of an NBA legend. Bronny has exhibited remarkable maturity, but staying focused on his growth while blocking out external pressures will be key. With hard work and dedication, he has the potential not only to reach the NBA but to carve out his own legacy as a professional athlete.

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