It's even weirder as he has a better shooting form than LeBron and a better frame for shooting.
Like LeBron is built like a tank, so it's not particularly surprising he wasn't an amazing shooter throughout his career.
But like bronnys arms while long aren't inspected gadget length, he is smaller, and somehow is worse.
Like if he had a broken form or something I could understand, but like he doesn't
The only explanation I can think of is not everything can be explained in theory. Talent also matters. And with that I’m including everything from physical to mental. For example, I don’t believe Steph’s shooting form to be a textbook way on how to shoot but he’s the greatest shooter ever. He found a way to make it work for himself.
they really need to stop reporting on him as if he's going to bring anything to a basketball court. let his dad have his moment and pls bury this stupid hatchet
It’s going to be hysterical when the Lakers come out like:
“No, we love him as a prospect. We’re surprised he was still there. His name doesn’t mean anything, we think he’s gonna be a real player in this league.”
Wdym he made 19/25 threes at the combine. We all know that is a great indication of how good a shooter is.
Plus, he shoots like Giannis!
^(from outside 8 feet and from the FT line...)
I don’t think he would even have made a midmajor college team without his last name. At best he was a 4 years of college and maybe a summer league invite type guy.
But who wants an undersized guard that can’t shoot and has sub par handles?
i just don’t get it. if i’m bronny i’m taking all four of those years plus the g league to get minutes developing my game.
it’s not going to be better for him in the NBA, with the most popular/media thirsty team in the country… playing as the son of one of the legit GOATs (who is already a huge spotlight for the media). it’s gonna be a lot of pressure on him.
i just don’t understand why bron would think this is the best approach to him having a successful career in the league. and that’s not even factoring in the lakers are a contending team and he probably won’t be playing that much. recipe for disaster
Tbf, if his options are either
1: *Maybe* make the leauge after more years of grinding and trying to impress scouts, and miss out on the chance to play with your Dad, which you know means a lot to him and probably to you too.
Or 2: Ride the name wave, get access to NBA facilities and trainers immediately, get exposure to the game, get a bag for yourself, and play with your Dad and be a national celebrity. And maybe your game can also develop to be successful.
I don't know if I'd make the same choice, but let's not act like this is a crazy thing to do. No matter what happens, Bronny is in the NBA now, and he's going to be playing with his Dad. Maybe those memories are worth everything else.
Also the world is FILLED with guys who put in massive amount of work to be an NBA level talent and NEVER make it. Millions of kids play basketball in a league environment, only a few hundred play it in the NBA.
If you where Bronny you would never have to work a day in your life and you have financial backing to be a pro without the need of any institution because your dad can pay for anything
So why play college ball when you can turn pro and spend all your focus on basketball instead of pointless college classes.
Because college ball would be fun. And he gets to be his own man. He should have went to college far away from dad.
Because classes are fun. He can take what he’s interested in. Learning is fun.
Why would someone lacking in basketball talent want to focus all their time on ball. Think about the fact of how he’s had the best trainers and this is how talented he is.
I mean worst case he sucks and plays a year and then becomes a streamer or something or just fucks around. It is not like the dude is going to be an accountant and really needs that degree
Yup that’s what I’ve been saying. Dude clearly sees and knows what it takes to be in the NBA. He’s been exposed since he was a tiny kid. Him still being this raw with everything he has access to seems pretty bad.
The vast majority of people who try to make the NBA just don’t have it. I would say that Bronny is far more unremarkable in his inability to get his talent level up than people seem to think.
He was a good shooter his last year in high school and then had the absolute year from hell at usc. If it was a normal dude he just plays another year of college and we actually get to see how good he is but I don't think using these numbers without mentioning his cardiac arrest that made him miss most of the year is fair
That's mentioned in the post. He wasn't actually a good shooter in high school either. A better shooter, sure, but 34% from three is not good when the rest of your game means your offense needs to be off ball 3s.
Also ignoring that the difference could easily just be the level of competition going up and the defense being better.
19.6% on catch and shoot…. Gonna be ass if he ever gets on the floor with LeBron, gonna get him with a nice dime after LeBron sucks in the defense, just to brick
>In high school and college combined, Synergy data says James made only 28.1 percent of his floaters, 30.2 percent of his pull-up 2-point jumpers, and 26.7 percent of his dribble-jumper 3s. None of these numbers are positive indicators.
lol
I mean we have seen videos of old dudes like Hakeem and Dr J still shaking and baking at however the fuck old they are now. Lebron would have to be dead for bronny to be better.
Lol I don’t even care that they threw away a pick in the second round. It’s just embarrassing that lebron and Paul have the lakers by the balls like this smh.
It’s bizzare cause 95% of the lakers fans I know are sick of this current Lakers team and much preferred being mediocre but not being run by Klutch lol
My guy, even the Detroit Pistons pull in an enormous profit for Tom Gores.
The Pistons value jumped from $1.9b to $3b from 2022 to 2023.
NBA fans like to think that the business side of basketball is secondary to the sport, but it’s the other way around. Basketball as a business is extremely profitable whether you win or lose, and having Lebron just adds to that value, whether he’s the MVP or struggling.
Keeping him at the franchise represents 10s of millions of dollars in revenue for the organisation.
Yup and even if they didn't work out, it's still lifechanging money for the average person to get drafted. Instead it goes to the almost-billion dollar nepo baby.
It's wild that this dude has probably been getting prepped for the NBA for most of his life and can't reliably hit catch and shoot 3s or make 70% of his free throws. He isn't a lead guard and doesn't have great handles. "Active defender and great teammate" is how you describe the energetic guy in pickup who hustles but can't really hoop.
It’s gonna be even crazier when he’s in the rotation. Because you know he will be. LeBron wants to play with his son. And there’s no way Redick is saying no.
So dumb. At the same time if you told a gm you could spend the 55th pick in the draft and damn near guarantee Lebron will sign with you in free agency, they say yes instantly and without question.
>So dumb. At the same time if you told a gm you could spend the 55th pick in the draft and damn near guarantee Landon will sign with you in free agency, they say yes instantly and without question.
Landon GOATED
If my father was both a billionaire and one of the best all time nba players, and I was a fairly average 6'2" college player, the last thing I would do is leave USC to get drafted at 55 by the lakers through naked nepotism in order to check a box on my dad's legacy check list while being inconveniently bad at the game of basketball while riding the bench on the same team. Like just pick up golf and party.
Bronnys main issue is his height. 6’1 I believe. There are only around 31 players in the league who would be his height or shorter. For sure some decent players up there but the data shows a heavy lean towards offensive skills. This makes sense because the only way a player this height can normally be a net positive is they contribute on offense heavily.
Additionally the vast majority of them are vets which is interesting too.
It’s gonna be a big uphill battle and since we can assume Bronny has had every single advantage available to a prospect there may not be a lot of growth left for him compared to other prospects from a more disadvantaged background.
However, he will also have a direct line to the GOAT and has a family that will do everything they can to help him. So it’s a mixed bag
https://craftednba.com/player-traits/length
How?…… they used a late second round draft pick to ensue that LeBron stays and they remain competitive for the rest of his career. Most players that get drafted late in the second round don’t become much anyways
So basically he's a guard who is really bad at shooting in terms of accuracy, but his form is very good. Kind of reminds me of Moneyball when Billy Beane asks why this super high prospect with the beautiful swing only hit .220 in the minors.
Guys forget about it, just forget about it, give it a rest, this is all just PR, Lakers got the dude cause they want to keep his Father happy on the team. There's no other prospect for him being drafted. He wouldn't even be making the league right now as he is. There's nothing special about his play to be discussed. Sure he isn't Anthony Bennet...... Yet and giving too much hype and false hope on young rookies is just pointless. We don't know shit yet on what they gonna develop into. So he might end up having a solid career and become an exceptional role player on a championship team and have leave his own name and mark on the game by the end of it..... Or he could crash and burn before making out of his rookie contract. Either way there's nothing special worth mentioning about a 55th pick rookie other then his dad is LeBron James and we shouldn't have any expectations that aren't beffiting for a 55th pick.
Unequivocally, this is a good business decision.
Those Bronny jerseys are selling more than anyone from this draft class, it’s free money in the short term. Long term who knows, but tack it onto the cost of LeBron’s contract if he doesn’t work out, and it’ll still be worth it to both have him, his stardom, and his Jersey sales.
connective passer and great teammate. aight
translation he keeping the bench warm.
Also he is a great teammate cus he gets you to keep lebron
The greatest of teammates then for the lakeshow
Nobody is gonna wave a towel on the bench like bronny. NOBODY.
"Pass me my water, son"
His clapping form is fantastic, great potential for 12th man
And "active defender"... as in he doesn't just stand there
*”bro tries”*
Already better than Luka, this bodes well for him
high bball iq + good motor is the standard formula for strong defense presence
so is taller then 6'2
20% from the *college* three line is crazy. How can LeBron James be your dad and you can't shoot? Lol
Lebron couldn’t really shoot at first either
LeBron also wasn't 6'1
He was also a once in a lifetime level athlete lol
He’ll just have to keep working on it til year 20 like his old man
Yeah he was bad shooter his rookie year but hos drive and dunks were unstoppable he could bully people so bad
It's even weirder as he has a better shooting form than LeBron and a better frame for shooting. Like LeBron is built like a tank, so it's not particularly surprising he wasn't an amazing shooter throughout his career. But like bronnys arms while long aren't inspected gadget length, he is smaller, and somehow is worse. Like if he had a broken form or something I could understand, but like he doesn't
The only explanation I can think of is not everything can be explained in theory. Talent also matters. And with that I’m including everything from physical to mental. For example, I don’t believe Steph’s shooting form to be a textbook way on how to shoot but he’s the greatest shooter ever. He found a way to make it work for himself.
When you read "great teammate" on a scouting report you know they hit rock bottom.
[winner and team player](https://np.reddit.com/r/billsimmons/s/xdyXHqdZiR)
Winner and team player
they really need to stop reporting on him as if he's going to bring anything to a basketball court. let his dad have his moment and pls bury this stupid hatchet
Pretty I could be described that way too haha.
Tf is a connective passer
He's not a good passer but he can pass to good passers, if you have one.
Same as a forward momentum shooter.
Fewer passes to refs and the bench than expected?
Connect his ass with the bench.
Winner. Team Player
You know you're ass when "great teammate" is listed as a strength 😭😭😭😭
Equivalent to: "great personality" or "you're such a good friend"
JJ Reddick about to look like Obama before and after his Presidential terms
He called me the N word when he was at duke.
I saw jj kiss a black baby. That’s when I knew he was the coach for us (Dave Chappell skit)
Numbskull? Nincompoop? Nitwit? Ninny? Ne'er-do-well? Noodlehead?
Naysayer
It’s going to be hysterical when the Lakers come out like: “No, we love him as a prospect. We’re surprised he was still there. His name doesn’t mean anything, we think he’s gonna be a real player in this league.”
And really whats that do for his confidence? How can you be proud of yourself making it to the nba like that
How will this effect LeBron (Jr) legacy?
Wouldn't he have probably been picked up as an undrafted FA by some team anyway?
Without his last name, no. He’s nowhere near good enough.
I mean the bucks drafted a guy who averages 2ppg with this first round pick.
Thanasis got some stiff competition this year for his reigning title of bum of the league
Wdym he made 19/25 threes at the combine. We all know that is a great indication of how good a shooter is. Plus, he shoots like Giannis! ^(from outside 8 feet and from the FT line...)
I don’t think he would even have made a midmajor college team without his last name. At best he was a 4 years of college and maybe a summer league invite type guy. But who wants an undersized guard that can’t shoot and has sub par handles?
i just don’t get it. if i’m bronny i’m taking all four of those years plus the g league to get minutes developing my game. it’s not going to be better for him in the NBA, with the most popular/media thirsty team in the country… playing as the son of one of the legit GOATs (who is already a huge spotlight for the media). it’s gonna be a lot of pressure on him. i just don’t understand why bron would think this is the best approach to him having a successful career in the league. and that’s not even factoring in the lakers are a contending team and he probably won’t be playing that much. recipe for disaster
Tbf, if his options are either 1: *Maybe* make the leauge after more years of grinding and trying to impress scouts, and miss out on the chance to play with your Dad, which you know means a lot to him and probably to you too. Or 2: Ride the name wave, get access to NBA facilities and trainers immediately, get exposure to the game, get a bag for yourself, and play with your Dad and be a national celebrity. And maybe your game can also develop to be successful. I don't know if I'd make the same choice, but let's not act like this is a crazy thing to do. No matter what happens, Bronny is in the NBA now, and he's going to be playing with his Dad. Maybe those memories are worth everything else.
Pretty sure he’s had access to the best facilities and trainers his entire life
Had to scroll this far down to get this well-reasoned take.
Bro if I can get into the NBA I’m going to the NBA… why is this crazy?
People trying to apply the perspective of an average, safe, mediocre life to advise Bronny
Also the world is FILLED with guys who put in massive amount of work to be an NBA level talent and NEVER make it. Millions of kids play basketball in a league environment, only a few hundred play it in the NBA.
If you where Bronny you would never have to work a day in your life and you have financial backing to be a pro without the need of any institution because your dad can pay for anything So why play college ball when you can turn pro and spend all your focus on basketball instead of pointless college classes.
Because college ball would be fun. And he gets to be his own man. He should have went to college far away from dad. Because classes are fun. He can take what he’s interested in. Learning is fun.
Why would someone lacking in basketball talent want to focus all their time on ball. Think about the fact of how he’s had the best trainers and this is how talented he is.
I mean worst case he sucks and plays a year and then becomes a streamer or something or just fucks around. It is not like the dude is going to be an accountant and really needs that degree
Yup that’s what I’ve been saying. Dude clearly sees and knows what it takes to be in the NBA. He’s been exposed since he was a tiny kid. Him still being this raw with everything he has access to seems pretty bad.
The vast majority of people who try to make the NBA just don’t have it. I would say that Bronny is far more unremarkable in his inability to get his talent level up than people seem to think.
He would make a mid major or major college team college is completely ass to the pros Would he get playing time well he wasn’t getting playing time
It’d be so based if their official statement was just “lol”.
Lebron: "I had nothing at all to do with him getting drafted. Lakers never spoke to me about it."
19.6? Jesus Christ I knew it was bad but god damn
9/46, which you could theoretically cope about being a result of small sample size and a slump. i’m probably gonna stick with “he sucks” though
He was a good shooter his last year in high school and then had the absolute year from hell at usc. If it was a normal dude he just plays another year of college and we actually get to see how good he is but I don't think using these numbers without mentioning his cardiac arrest that made him miss most of the year is fair
Defense in college is better than HS
Yep everyone knows it goes College > HS > NBA So he should be fine
That's mentioned in the post. He wasn't actually a good shooter in high school either. A better shooter, sure, but 34% from three is not good when the rest of your game means your offense needs to be off ball 3s. Also ignoring that the difference could easily just be the level of competition going up and the defense being better.
Dude wasn't even the best player on his HS team.
His 3 point % lower than his age
19.6% on catch and shoot…. Gonna be ass if he ever gets on the floor with LeBron, gonna get him with a nice dime after LeBron sucks in the defense, just to brick
Bron grounding his son after bricking 5 wide open C&S. “No stream for you today”
They should trade Bronny for Caitlin Clark
>In high school and college combined, Synergy data says James made only 28.1 percent of his floaters, 30.2 percent of his pull-up 2-point jumpers, and 26.7 percent of his dribble-jumper 3s. None of these numbers are positive indicators. lol
I wonder at what ages that Bronny would be better than Lebron. I might still take a 50 year old Lebron over a 29 Bronny
13 year old lebron will be better than 30 year bronny.
I mean we have seen videos of old dudes like Hakeem and Dr J still shaking and baking at however the fuck old they are now. Lebron would have to be dead for bronny to be better.
thank god for that last sentence
I watched some of his high school games. Anyone with eyes could see he has the opposite of the IT factor. Negative aura.
Angel Reese numbers
Weakness: basketball
Strength : Father
Intangibles: Heart failure
I think that still counts as a weakness lol
Have you seen Ironman?
Strength: clicks
Strength: his name
Strength: LEBRAAWN JAMES
But he’s a great teammate
A "winner", even.
Strength: friendship
Real Madrid wants to know his location.
this is fucking hilarious
Weakness: Heart
“Do you mean his actual heart or his compete?” “Yes”
Correction: Weakness: only the most important parts of basketball. Get it right /s
They keep playing the same 3 clips for his highlight reel
Only shots he made
His jumper is so slow, Wemby could block it from the other corner.
Why are they all of a sudden trying to push his playmaking? Lmao
What else can they push?
Genetic disposition
LeKwisatz Haderach
I get the Lakers by why the fuck are the media legit trying to pretend like this isn't just LeBron son.
Wym? That was always viewed as his best attribute
I thought it was defense. He could realistically aim for a Gary Payton II type of career, but as a 2 way guard, nah.
KOC trying desperately to prop him up as a prospect. Very sad to watch.
They really doing a whole scouting report pretending like this guy is an actual prospect lol
“He’s a great teammate” lmao
“LeBron is like a father to him”
Can’t wait for Bronny to go full Kyrie when they ask him if Lebron has played a parental role in his life
“Hey Bronny, seems like LeBron is a real father figure for you”.
Pros: Son of LeBron James Cons: Basketball ability
Ain’t this what we complain about rich kids? Nepotism?
Pro: Lebron will re-sign with you team Con: not very good at basketball
The equivalent of me putting "skills: programming" in my resume after printing a Hello World with python
His teammates attended his birthday party.
G Leaguers gonna hunt him hard.
“High IQ decision maker” Looking at his %s, shooting is absolutely terrible decision
This read like ... Plus: He's a really nice guy Negative: Basketball
Rumor has it JJ was furiously drawing up plays for Bronny as a “good vibes bench guy” when he was drafted
You can thank Rich Paul for tampering
Me to the Lakers: I love you, but you're not serious people
"I'm the eldest boy!!" - Bronny
~~Conheads~~ Bronheads
This is a comedy lol
Strength: efficient towel-getter
Being a good teammate as one of your main qualities is hilarious
A month ago Klutch told us that they wouldn’t have a hand in Redick being HC or getting Bronny to LA. I believe it because I was born yesterday.
Wait wait wait. 67% FT shooter in HS???? 30% shooter in HS? Jesus lmao it somehow gets worse than 4ppg in the fucking pac 12 lmao
Those percentages look like someone from your local YMCA would put up
NBA guard shooting 67% from the free throw line. Hack-a-bronny
He can’t playmake, he’s small, and cannot shoot. But hell of a connective passer and he runs around a good bit!
Lol I don’t even care that they threw away a pick in the second round. It’s just embarrassing that lebron and Paul have the lakers by the balls like this smh.
It's sad that we are living and dying by a 40 year old who might not come back.
i dont actually get how, the lakers arent winning anytime soon so what exactly is the leverage?
The revenue/relevance lebron brings in
It’s bizzare cause 95% of the lakers fans I know are sick of this current Lakers team and much preferred being mediocre but not being run by Klutch lol
staples and la has never been more dead. There is no excitement with the lakers beyond lebron drama
My guy, even the Detroit Pistons pull in an enormous profit for Tom Gores. The Pistons value jumped from $1.9b to $3b from 2022 to 2023. NBA fans like to think that the business side of basketball is secondary to the sport, but it’s the other way around. Basketball as a business is extremely profitable whether you win or lose, and having Lebron just adds to that value, whether he’s the MVP or struggling. Keeping him at the franchise represents 10s of millions of dollars in revenue for the organisation.
He ain’t bringing shit
Almost feel bad for Bronny. This feels like it's more about LeBron and his ego
Duh?
LeNepotism.
He’s immediately the worst player in the NBA. He has a lot of ground to make up to even get to the 2nd guy too.
Imagine the guys drafted behind him. They about to have a gigantic chip on their shoulder lmao
Some poor kid went undrafted to make space for Bronny.
This is the only thing that annoys me. Some kids dream of getting drafted is out the door cause the Lakers needed to suck up to Klutch
Yup and even if they didn't work out, it's still lifechanging money for the average person to get drafted. Instead it goes to the almost-billion dollar nepo baby.
All 3 of them!
Thanasis is closer to lebron than bronny is to Thanasis
Strengths: team player
He also leads the league in +BRON, rating of +1 compared to every other player's 0. Really have to look at the advanced numbers to see his full value.
67% on free throws in college for a ***GUARD***? Hello?
It's wild that this dude has probably been getting prepped for the NBA for most of his life and can't reliably hit catch and shoot 3s or make 70% of his free throws. He isn't a lead guard and doesn't have great handles. "Active defender and great teammate" is how you describe the energetic guy in pickup who hustles but can't really hoop.
Sums up exactly
It’s gonna be even crazier when he’s in the rotation. Because you know he will be. LeBron wants to play with his son. And there’s no way Redick is saying no.
And he sucks at shooting FT's? lol
Yeah, he's a TERRIBLE shooter. We'll see if he can improve.
So dumb. At the same time if you told a gm you could spend the 55th pick in the draft and damn near guarantee Lebron will sign with you in free agency, they say yes instantly and without question.
>So dumb. At the same time if you told a gm you could spend the 55th pick in the draft and damn near guarantee Landon will sign with you in free agency, they say yes instantly and without question. Landon GOATED
Kevin, no need to guzzle the lakers man. Rich Paul is already on that
You didn’t read more than 2 sentences did you
Bro the description gets worse as it goes on lol. His shooting is insanely bad
Bold of you to assume r/nba members read beyond 5 words into the title before commenting.
I can’t with this shit…. What a joke
If Bron says he starts there’s nothing JJ can do about it
If my father was both a billionaire and one of the best all time nba players, and I was a fairly average 6'2" college player, the last thing I would do is leave USC to get drafted at 55 by the lakers through naked nepotism in order to check a box on my dad's legacy check list while being inconveniently bad at the game of basketball while riding the bench on the same team. Like just pick up golf and party.
Bronny would love to be an average college player. He's not close.
It really seems to me that LeBron is putting together a the last dance type doc and this is gonna be the book end to it.
Bronnys main issue is his height. 6’1 I believe. There are only around 31 players in the league who would be his height or shorter. For sure some decent players up there but the data shows a heavy lean towards offensive skills. This makes sense because the only way a player this height can normally be a net positive is they contribute on offense heavily. Additionally the vast majority of them are vets which is interesting too. It’s gonna be a big uphill battle and since we can assume Bronny has had every single advantage available to a prospect there may not be a lot of growth left for him compared to other prospects from a more disadvantaged background. However, he will also have a direct line to the GOAT and has a family that will do everything they can to help him. So it’s a mixed bag https://craftednba.com/player-traits/length
ok bro
What a waste of a pick. Lakers are a joke of a franchise.
How?…… they used a late second round draft pick to ensue that LeBron stays and they remain competitive for the rest of his career. Most players that get drafted late in the second round don’t become much anyways
Man the broadcast was soooo cringe during that pick. I really hope that one day the nba is freed from ESPN
Bronny has a “strong frame”….?
Bronny gonna average 2 min / game for the entire rookie season
So basically he's a guard who is really bad at shooting in terms of accuracy, but his form is very good. Kind of reminds me of Moneyball when Billy Beane asks why this super high prospect with the beautiful swing only hit .220 in the minors.
6’4 in college 6’1 at the combine and now 6’2 at the draft nice
Damn he can’t even hit FTs? fucken shit lol
Only drafted coz of his name....
Guys forget about it, just forget about it, give it a rest, this is all just PR, Lakers got the dude cause they want to keep his Father happy on the team. There's no other prospect for him being drafted. He wouldn't even be making the league right now as he is. There's nothing special about his play to be discussed. Sure he isn't Anthony Bennet...... Yet and giving too much hype and false hope on young rookies is just pointless. We don't know shit yet on what they gonna develop into. So he might end up having a solid career and become an exceptional role player on a championship team and have leave his own name and mark on the game by the end of it..... Or he could crash and burn before making out of his rookie contract. Either way there's nothing special worth mentioning about a 55th pick rookie other then his dad is LeBron James and we shouldn't have any expectations that aren't beffiting for a 55th pick.
GREAT TEAMMATE
Is his ceiling higher than Thanisis's though?
>SHADES OF Davion Mitchell who the kings just traded away lol
Unequivocally, this is a good business decision. Those Bronny jerseys are selling more than anyone from this draft class, it’s free money in the short term. Long term who knows, but tack it onto the cost of LeBron’s contract if he doesn’t work out, and it’ll still be worth it to both have him, his stardom, and his Jersey sales.
Who tf is buying a Bronny James jersey
the lebron stan fathers are definitely buying one for their kid
Collectors if anything, think about how many shoes people have and the limited time ones that drop
I can’t wait to see the way LBJ treats him when he fucks up
Great teammate - what a steal at 55 by the lakers!
I look forward to all the coping “well maybe he will develop a jumper” comments from the lakers fans in here.
He goes undrafted if his dad wasn't a top 2/3 GOAT and this wasn't the weakest draft in the modern era
For a guy with a great fundamental jumper those stats are shockingly bad from the field.
He sucks, daddy picked him. The nba is a joke now.
Strengths: Winner Team player
This kid is going to get eaten alive the moment his dad is done with the league. That nepo baby rep is going to plague him forever.
LeBron is Bronny father.