Bronny James Makes His NBA Debut, Scores 4 Points for the Lakers in Summer League

The wait is over! Bronny James, son of NBA legend LeBron James, officially made his professional basketball debut in the NBA Summer League on July 7th, 2023, playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. While the hype surrounding his first game was palpable, fans were eager to see how the young guard would perform against seasoned competition.

Bronny entered the game with 5:51 left in the first quarter, receiving a warm welcome from the crowd. He quickly made an impact, showcasing his impressive ball-handling skills and court vision. However, his scoring came later in the game, with two free throws in the third quarter and a driving layup in the fourth quarter. Ultimately, the Lakers fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves 100-88, but Bronny’s performance provided a glimpse of his potential.

Here’s a quick breakdown of Bronny’s debut game:

• Minutes played: 11

• Points: 4

• Rebounds: 1

• Assists: 1

• Steals: 0

• Blocks: 0

• Field Goal Percentage: 1/3 (33.3%)

• Free Throw Percentage: 2/2 (100%)

While Bronny’s scoring wasn’t explosive, his performance showcased his ability to play under pressure. He displayed composure and confidence on the court, navigating the fast-paced environment with ease.

The summer league is a crucial platform for young players to showcase their skills and develop their game. Bronny will be looking to build on this experience and improve his overall game as he continues his journey towards becoming a professional basketball player.

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