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The preseason issues for Bronny James against the Golden State Warriors should not be inviting panic for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Writer Svyatoslav Rovenchuk argues that Bronny James' preseason struggles for the Los Angeles Lakers should lessen when playing alongside Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves. Starting at point guard with Doncic, Reaves, and Collin Sexton resting, James posted four points, five assists, four fouls, and three turnovers during a 124-98 preseason loss to the Golden State Warriors.
Rovenchuk notes that James looked overmatched as a primary initiator but projects better as a supportive playmaker and defender. With head coach JJ Redick planning to stagger his star guards, the writer believes Doncic and Reaves will alleviate offensive burdens and allow James to focus on his strengths.
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