Bronny blasted 39 points! Stop laughing at him

James changed his social media profile picture, which is a photo of Bronny playing in the Development League yesterday.

And he reposted many shots or posters of his son in a row, which shows that as a father, he is proud.

Speaking of yesterday's game, it really shocked me.

The South Bay Lakers beat the Santa Cruz Warriors 122-118.

Bronny shot 14-of-21, 4-of-8 from three-point range, 5-of-6 from the free-throw line, and slashed 39 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 1 block, with a plus/minus of +19.

Within a week, the No. 55 pick set a new career scoring record for the regular season and the G League.

On March 21, in the regular season against the Bucks, Bronny shot 7 of 10 and 2 of 4 three-pointers to score 17 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, setting a new NBA career high.

Then, just yesterday, with an outrageous hit rate, I did 39 points. (I have also scored 31 points before)

He played 10 regular-season games in the Development League, averaging 22.4 points, 5.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.0 steals in 34 minutes per game while shooting 46.0 percent from the field, 37.5 percent from three-point range and 80.8 percent from the free throw line.

American media StatMamba shared data: Bronny is a G League

The youngest player in history to average 20 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game, he is only 20 years old, a veritable young player.

You can call him Bronny in the NBA, and you have to call James in the G League...

From being selected to signing with the Lakers, Bronny has been sneered at by Chinese fans and media people along the way, right? It's not less hacked, right?

Let's not talk about the heart that he can obviously lie flat but still choose to be motivated, and we won't talk about the commercial value that the Lakers can bring by selecting him, it's just a discussion of ball skills.

Isn't the level he is showing now worthy of a 55th pick?

Aside from his status as the son of James, as a No. 55 pick, Bronny's performance was totally worth it and exceeded expectations.

That's right, with his identity, to play in the Development League, there must be a tilt of resources, and there must be a guarantee of ball rights, after all, the identity of the prince is here.

But never forget: the ability to digest the ball is extremely powerful.

Give you the ball, will you be able to score? Do you have the ability to dominate the ball?

So, don't think, "Give the ball to xx, he can do it", this is purely a ball-blind view.

You don't have to step on one hand.

Give Bronny's ball to any Chinese men's basketball guard or forward, does he have the level of 20 points per game in the NBA Development League?

If you think Brownie is "eating dumplings", can the players of the Chinese men's basketball team eat a meal?

All laughing at brownies? So when will our domestic basketball produce a brownie-level player?

This season, the top scorer in the CBA is Lin Wei, who can't enter the national team, averaging 20.6 points per game.

Lin Wei's ability and level, in the G League, can he play like Brownie?

If there is really this level, the media and fans must be crazy, blowing him into the NBA first-round draft prospect every minute...

If there are players of this level, at least when facing Asian opponents, our outside line will have enough confidence.

Kawamura Yuki, if you say you fight, you will fight?

The thing is, we really don't...

So, it's a simple thing to laugh at brownies, just play the keyboard and just talk about it.

But think about your own "conditions"...

"You play like a brownie", how many people can really be like a brownie?

Objectively speaking, if Bronny is allowed to play in the CBA, as a foreign aid, his existing ability is likely to be incomprehensible.

Now with the Lakers, he's also a water cooler player.

His size, ability to dominate the ball against CBA defense, physical hardness, and projection consistency are not enough.

But in the NBA, in the Development League, at the age of 20, he has plasticity.

He can't be the next James, the level of talent is not up to it.

However, after another 2 years of training in such an environment, he has a good chance of entering the rotation in the NBA.

It's something brownie can touch.

Finally, share a comment from his Uncle Pao:

"Bronny has been dealing with all kinds of voices, and I'm not saying if they're right or wrong, but at this age, he's under pressure and people say, 'Oh, he's not that good,' but Bronny has been working hard and not being influenced by the outside world."

On this point, it is admirable.