Bronny James' future has just become drastically complicated. While Bronny continues his development in the G-League, the Los Angeles Lakers decided that they cannot wait for the c

Bronny James did not start his time in the G-League that well. But then, he started turning the corner and had much better statistics in a four-game stretch last month.

Bronny has shown that he can be a good defender in the G League, but it's his offense that is holding him back. Even though he shoots 37.5 percent from beyond the arc, he shoots just 35 percent from the field. He has to be way more efficient than that to play in L.A.

The Los Angeles Lakers sent shockwaves throughout the NBA world when they decided to draft rookie guard Bronny James out of USC. Being the son of superstar LeBron James, Bronny has had to deal with all sorts of criticism coming his way.

James has been making his mark in the G League, averaging 13.6 points, 3.7 assists, and 1.5 steals in eight games for the South Bay Lakers. His time in Orlando's showcase last week was also special, as he averaged 11 points, four rebounds, and six assists.

Considering the Lakers' recent resurgence, playoff aspirations, and acquisition of Dorian Finney-Smith through the trade market, it's hard to argue that there's space for Bronny on the Lakers' current roster.

Bronny James gives his thoughts on playing in Cleveland with both the Los Angeles Lakers and South Bay Lakers of the G-League

The Los Angeles Lakers drafted Bronny James in the second round of the 2024 NBA Draft knowing that he was going to spend the majority of this time in the G League. He still has to develop his overall skills before he's ready to make an impact on an NBA roster.

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