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A viral claim is making the rounds on social media about the Los Angeles Lakers waiving Bronny James. The Los Angeles Lakers are seemingly at a crossroads with Bronny James’s future ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season.
A viral social media post claiming that the Los Angeles Lakers have waived guard Bronny James is false. The rumor originated from an X user with the handle '@charakez', whose post garnered over 500,000 views despite citing only an unsubstantiated league source. No credible NBA insiders or official team channels have reported or confirmed the transaction.
Bronny remains on the Los Angeles Lakers roster as the team prepares for its season opener against the Golden State Warriors following a 2-3 preseason run. Speculation surrounding the 22-year-old's future had intensified following LeBron James' departure in free agency and reports concerning head coach JJ Redick's view of his preseason play.
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