LeBron James' son, Bronny James, continues to make a name for himself as he navigates his rookie season, splitting time between the Los Angeles Lakers and their G League affiliate, the South Bay Lakers. While he doesn't travel with the main team, Bronny showcased his developing talent in a recent G League game against the Portland Trail Blazers' affiliate, Rip City Remix.

In a dominant performance on January 24th, Bronny led South Bay to a 122-110 victory with a career-high 31 points. His offensive prowess was on full display, highlighted by a powerful dunk and impressive three-point shooting (5 of 11 from beyond the arc).

The standout dunk, assisted by a screen from center Christian Koloko, saw Bronny rise above Rip City's Sterling Manley, tying the game and igniting a 9-4 run for South Bay. In a post-game interview, Bronny emphasized his focus on regaining confidence, playing his game, and learning from every experience, both in the G League and with the Lakers veterans.

He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play and acknowledged the spotlight he's under, stating, "Any time I'm playing basketball, any time I'm out here breathing, any time I'm out here walking ... I'm grateful for everything."

Bronny's impressive performance caught the attention of his father, LeBron James, who celebrated his son's achievement on social media. The win brought South Bay's record to 2-7. Bronny is expected to rejoin the Lakers when they return from their road trip for a game against the Los Angeles Clippers on February 4th.