Bronny James to Play Only Home Games for G League South Bay Lakers

The Lakers' decision to limit Bronny James to home games sparks debate over his development and special treatment.

Bronny James, on a two-way contract with the Lakers, will not travel for South Bay Lakers' road games, playing only at home.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst reports this decision may hinder James' professional growth and experience as a player.
Critics argue that the limited playtime could stunt his development and affect team dynamics due to perceived special treatment.
Bronny's role with the Lakers has been under scrutiny since his draft, highlighted by his brief NBA appearances alongside his father, LeBron James.
The Lakers' approach is seen as controversial, with concerns about its impact on Bronny's career and the team's culture.