As Lakers fans eagerly await Bronny James' return to the squad, one of LeBron James' teammates has shared his thoughts on the young player's journey and potential comeback to the NBA. The early stages of Bronny James’ career with the Los Angeles Lakers have sparked divided opinions.

Bronny James has faced accusations of nepotism ever since he entered the NBA. The son of LeBron James was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers – his father's team – this year and the pair became the first father-son duo ever to play together in the NBA.

Stephen A. Smith isn't mincing words about Bronny James's NBA struggles, placing the blame squarely on LeBron's public campaign to play with his son. While the Lakers are rolling at 9-4, Bronny's difficulties transitioning to the professional level have become impossible to ignore.

The Los Angeles Lakers provide an update on LeBron James' son, Bronny, as he faces challenges and missed games due to injury in his NBA journey.

Bronny James has been out since Nov. 17 due to a heel injury. According to ESPN's Dave McMenamin, he will be re-evaluated in one week.

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James is expected to miss at least one week due to a left heel contusion, according to Mike Trudell of Spectrum SportsNet. James, who hasn't played since logging 26 minutes with the South Bay Lakers in the G League on Nov.

Bronny James’ heel injury is progressing and he will be reevaluated in one week as he starts the process to return to the Lakers’ active roster, as per Dave McMenamin of ESPN. Bronny was recently recalled from the South Bay Lakers in the G League in time for the Lakers’ home loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday,