As the son of basketball legend LeBron James, Bronny James has long been in the spotlight as a rising star in the basketball world. However, despite his lineage, it appears that Bronny"s path to the NBA may include a detour through the G-League, regardless of where he lands in the upcoming draft.
According to NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski, Bronny is expected to spend time competing in the G-League, even if he gets picked in the draft. This decision reflects a strategic approach to Bronny"s development as a player, prioritizing hands-on experience and growth over immediate NBA stardom.
"If he does get picked in the draft, he’d likely spend the season in the G-League."
– @wojespn on Bronny James pic.twitter.com/qYYbLGtUie
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) May 2, 2024
Bronny"s recent stint at USC didn"t meet the high expectations set by his family name. In his freshman season, he posted modest stats, averaging 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game, with lackluster shooting percentages. Critics noted his limited impact on the court, suggesting that more time and development could benefit his game.
Despite the weight of his family legacy, Bronny is carving his own path in basketball. While comparisons to his father are inevitable, he brings his own strengths to the game, particularly as a versatile shooter and playmaker.
