According to multiple reports, the South Bay Lakers will not be having Bronny James join them for their road games. He is only playing in home games, which is 24 games.

Per The Athletic, this is a decision Bronny made on his own. In his debut for South Bay, he only scored six points on 2/9 shooting.

There are rumors of the Los Angeles Lakers monitoring the 20-year-old to see if he will play any more games in the NBA; this depends on his progression throughout the G League’s five-month season.

After getting drafted by Rob Pelinka and the front office, Bronny signed a four-year, $7.9 million contract.

With the Los Angeles Lakers assigning LeBron James’ son to the G League, Bronny James will be making his debut with the South Bay Lakers on Saturday.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, he will only be playing in home games as he continues to go between the NBA and minor league.

The Lakers have announced that Bronny’s debut is a sold out event.

In three NBA Games, the 20-year-old averaged 1.0 points off 16.7% from the field in 3.2 minutes.

NBA Medically Clears Bronny James

According to multiple reports, highlighted by ESPN, Bronny James has been medically cleared by the NBA’s Fitness To Play Panel.

This allows him to go through the draft process and be draft-eligible. There’s a strong belief he won’t be going back to college and will be committing himself to the NBA.

During his time with USC, James averaged 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 2.1 assists in 19 minutes per game.