After averaging just 4.8 points per game in college, James is averaging 1.6 points in limited minutes with the Lakers

Any athlete generally would prefer if their children followed in their footsteps. Many have tried, while a select few get to taste success like their father or mother did.

Bronny James, who split his time between the Los Angeles Lakers and their G League team, reflected on his rookie season and the realities of being NBA superstar LeBron James' son.

Bronny James is carving out his role with the Los Angeles Lakers. Two years ago around this time, he starred in the McDonald's All-American Game, and one sports card collector now owns a piece of history from that high school all-star showcase.

In a clip posted by NBACentral on X, Barkley stated, “He should be in the G League. You don’t get better sitting on the bench.” The comment reflects Barkley’s belief that the young Lakers guard needs consistent playing time to grow as a player, rather than spending time on the NBA sidelines.

Bronny's mother and LeBron's wife, Savannah, has been more subtle defending the scrutinized Los Angeles Lakers rookie, but it's clear she is always observing and keeping receipts. Top on that list is probably Stephen A. Smith, who she trolled recently after his best game ever with the big club.

The James family has had an unforgettable week, marked by significant basketball milestones for both Bryce and Bronny James. From high school championships to standout NBA perfor