The Los Angeles Lakers will face the Milwaukee Bucks on March 20. While LeBron James is ruled out, the Lakers are beginning to get their players back. Bronny James has been earning more minutes but his future is unknown with the team's health improving.

The Los Angeles Lakers (43-25) are less than one month away from the end of their regular season. In all likelihood, that will also mark the end of shooting guard Bronny James‘ rookie campaign, as the 20-year-old isn’t expected to see any playing time for the Lakers in the playoffs.

The development of Bronny James has been on full display, and the Los Angeles Lakers seem to be satisfied with his progress. Bronny is spending most of his time with the Lakers G-League team, and he’s been showing real strides as a player.

After averaging just 4.8 points per game in college, James is averaging 1.6 points in limited minutes with the Lakers

Bronny James is getting candid about critics. The Los Angeles Lakers player and son of LeBron James spoke about how he deals with what people have said about his sports career amid ongoing accusations of nepotism.

Bronny James speaks on how he handles hate from social media and disproves his father's earlier comments about them.