Bronny James Addresses Possibility of Playing for Lakers' G-League Team

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The Los Angeles Lakers signed Bronny James, son of LeBron James, to a four-year contract. Bronny is open to playing in the G League for development. Despite struggling in summer league games, he is willing to accept the challenge. Karl Rasmussen is a staff writer for Sports Illustrated.

Keywords: Bronny James, Los Angeles Lakers, G League, Karl Rasmussen, NBA

Source: Sports Illustrated

Update At: 7/14/2024

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