Bronny James faced another challenging outing in his second G-League game with the South Bay Lakers. Playing against the Stockton Kings, Bronny finished with just four points on 2-of-10 shooting, including 0-of-2 from beyond the arc, in 25 minutes of play. He also recorded two rebounds, two assists, and one block, but his performance left much to be desired.
The game, which ended in a 127-122 loss for the South Bay Lakers, saw Bronny struggle to find his rhythm on the court. Despite flashes of potential, including a tough fadeaway jumper and an impressive block, his overall impact was limited.
Bronny James looking good in the G League 👀
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Fans and analysts alike have expressed concern over his performance, with many suggesting that he needs more time to develop his game in the G-League before making even minimal impact in the NBA.
Bronny’s journey in the G-League has been closely watched, given his high-profile entry into professional basketball. While his defensive instincts have been praised, his offensive game has yet to reach the level expected of him. The Lakers have planned to have him shuffle back and forth between the G-League and the NBA as they work through his progression, but his current struggles highlight the challenges rookies face in adapting to the speed and intensity of professional basketball.
