Yeah, and so history is being made again by Lebron, playing along side with his son, although it is still pre-season and James looks very tired, huffing and puffing and so he has to ask JJ to get him out, perhaps he just played for the minutes to make history.
There is a lot of games in the regular games and assuming he will be given enough time to play, maybe there were games that he will put a good numbers and showing us if he is really that good or a bust. And then the Lakers sending him to G league to sharpen his skills more.
They should definitely consider putting him in the G League. Honestly, I don't see him contributing much to the team at this point. He had a chance to showcase his best during the preseason but went scoreless in 13 minutes of play. Sure, they’ve made history together, but that's where it ends. Bronny can’t be compared to his father, and that was clear from the start. Still, it’s great to see both of them share this journey.
Stats-wise, he doesn't even deserve to be in the NBA obviously. I mean his stats when he's still on college are all single-digits, and his performance back then isn't enough to be in the NBA. If another player has that stat line during his college season, the scouts don't even bother looking on him, but it's BRONNY!!! The son of what they consider as GOAT. That's how NBA is right now, and that's how powerful Le-GM is.
Like you, I don't see him fitting in the NBA either. Putting him in the G-league will make him develop because he's too small to be a forward and at the same time, he's not that good of a facilitator nor a shooter. I mean if you're Coach Redick, you will be having a hard time thinking on where you will put him. History has been made, but I hope the Lakers and Le-GM considers him to play in the G-League and give that roster spot to another player that's more deserving than him.