Bronny James speaks on his role next season

Bronny James didn’t see much playing time as a rookie. He played in only 27 games, averaging 6.7 minutes per game.

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Despite not seeing much time on the floor, Bronny spoke about his role next season. He discussed how he can earn more time in the Lakers‘ rotation.

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“It’s made me think about being more aggressive on that end of the floor. But I can’t lose that defensive drive. That will get me on the floor because there’s gonna be guys that can go out and score 15-20 a game,” Bronny said.

“I’m most likely not going to be that guy right now. But to get myself on the floor, I have to be a defensive menace, and that’s my main focus. It’s been shown that I know how to score the ball a little bit, so I stand true to that, but also focus on the defensive end.”

Bronny explains how he expects to be a mainstay in the Lakers’ rotation this coming season.

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After not suiting up for the Lakers in their first Summer League game, he’s scheduled to play today against the Miami Heat.

About the Author Published Jul 6, 2025

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