Los Angeles Lakers legend James Worthy had some high praise for Bronny James after his performance vs the Blazers.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James delivered his best performance of the season against the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday night.

Hours before Monday’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Portland Trail Blazers, a viral video circulated on YouTube, titled “BRONNY JAMES has zero idea how to play basketball.” This was just the latest in a long string of criticism surrounding the sophomore guard,

Jake LaRavia came up with a loose ball and threw it ahead to Austin Reaves, who took one dribble before he tossed the ball into the air. Under normal circumstances, Reaves throwing an alley-oop like that to LeBron James results in a wonderful highlight, and it turns out there's a fairly similar result when it's LeBron James Jr. who is the trailer.

Bronny James finished Monday’s game against the Trail Blazers with five points, one rebound, and six assists, committing zero turnovers.

Austin Reaves made a surprising postgame claim after the Los Angeles Lakers’ latest win involving a highlight with Bronny James.

Reaves has thrown alley-oops to James’s dad LeBron plenty of times, but this was a first for him and the younger James. After the game, Reaves joked with reporters that he has to be the first player in NBA history to throw alley-oops to a father-son duo.

After Bronny James slammed the ball after a lob pass from Austin Reaves against the visiting Miami Heat, LeBron James went nuts.

Lakers guard Austin Reaves tossed an alley oop lob to Bronny James, something Reaves has done many times before with James' father, LeBron.

Lakers guard Bronny James had another big game, this time against the Blazers, as he nailed his first three-pointer of the season.