yeah, that's not good. bad optics and can't imagine it'll sit well with his teammates either why not let him have the typical rookie experience?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCIJR9cpUeF/?igsh=a2t1czZ6czlxNW9k I think he should stay, but it Bron wants to show him the ropes on the road and that gives the Kang a little extra juice on a cold Wednesday January night in Indiana... worth it
Yeah this is where they lost me. Scary thing is that Windhorst has been a Lebron guy, he usually "speaks for him", which makes this even weirder. This to me shows that whoever made that decision (us or Bron), don't believe in his future in the league. The kid clearly needs as much reps as he can, but it looks like we are prioritizing him living the NBA experience with his dad. Maybe everyone is accepting he's not good enough so they are riding it for the marketing of it and the life experience by Bron and Bronny.
He cannot shoot, like at all. That has to be his number one thing to fix, he’s not going to make it to the actual league going 2-10, 3-12, and having 0-fers from 3 every game. Maybe if he were bigger, like a Vando, where defense matters a lot, but at his height, you have to be able to shoot.
I don’t care what his name is. If he sucks at basketball, holding him out of games he should be playing in is just retarding his development.
"Bronny James isn’t just your normal, everyday G League player" no, he's worse and has a 4 year guaranteed contract
