Lakers announce decision on Bronny James
The Los Angeles Lakers have gotten off to a 7-2 start this season, and they’ve done it without leaning on Bronny James much at all. The third-year guard has barely seen the floor in his first season without his father, LeBron James, as a teammate, appearing in just five games so far, playing just seven…
The Los Angeles Lakers have decided to assign third-year guard Bronny James to their G League affiliate, the Coachella Valley Lakers, according to ESPN's Dave McMenamin. The 22-year-old has appeared in only five games this season, playing just seven minutes in total and averaging just 2.4 minutes and 0.8 points per game. Bronny, who has spent his entire NBA career with the Lakers, has had limited playing time due to the team's emphasis on developing other players, particularly after signing LeBron James to a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
With the Lakers adding more wings over the offseason, James has struggled to crack JJ Redick's rotation. The move to the G League will allow him to gain more playing time as he continues to develop his skills.
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