Bronny James has been assigned by the Los Angeles Lakers to their G League affiliate in South Bay, where he will split time between the NBA and G League, playing home games for South Bay and being available for the Lakers on the road. The move was expected following the Lakers’ return from a road trip that included a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, where Bronny made his NBA debut and scored his first career basket to the cheers of a supportive home crowd. Despite his limited playing time with the Lakers, Bronny has signed a four-year, $7.9 million contract negotiated by agent Rich Paul, rather than the typical two-way contract for prospects splitting time between the NBA and G League.
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