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Bronny James has barely had a chance to make an impression during the Los Angeles Lakers’ 2026-27 campaign. Despite making the opening-night roster, the 22-year-old has spent most of his time watching from the sidelines. He was recently sent for…

Gilbert Arenas defended Bronny James on the We Said What We Said Show, arguing that the Los Angeles Lakers guard has not been placed in a proper position to succeed under head coach JJ Redick. James was assigned to the G League after logging just 12 minutes across five NBA appearances, averaging 0.8 points per game during the campaign.
Redick explained that the developmental assignment aimed to give James necessary playing repetitions. James subsequently scored 22 points and recorded seven assists in Coachella Valley's 104-98 victory over the Salt Lake City Stars on November 6, earning a recall ahead of a four-game road trip.
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