Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James is aiming to become a regular member of the team's rotation during his second season in the NBA.

Bronny James is no stranger to the spotlight, but even he managed to surprise Los Angeles Lakers fans with his latest revelation. The rookie guard, who has spent much of his young

The son of LeBron James is preparing for his second pro season after an up-and-down debut in 2024–25.

Bronny James reveals why he dislikes Summer League and how his quiet grind could turn him from storyline to true contributor for the Lakers.

Surprisingly, Bronny James garnered the most attention this summer for the Los Angeles Lakers. Seeing his strong play in San Francisco and Las Vegas, James looked extremely confident, which wasn’t the case a year ago in his first Summer League after being drafted in the second round.

Bronny James carries the weight of being LeBron’s son and he definitely feels that when he steps out onto the court, especially being his dad’s Los Angeles Lakers teammate. Now, in a new interview, Bronny had some surprising things to say involving his dad as he opened up more than ever.

Bronny James was given a dose of perspective that no one would've asked for. Entering his freshman season at USC, the son of LeBron went into cardiac arrest due to a congenital heart defect. It led to a surgery that left a six-inch scar down the center of his chest.