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One NBA scout doesn’t think Bronny James is NBA-ready.
A few months ago, Bronny made the stunning decision to enter his name into the NBA draft after many felt he should have stayed in school for another year.
This week, Bronny participated in the NBA Scouting Combine and did not receive rave reviews for his play.
On Thursday, ESPN’s Marc J. Spears revealed that he had spoken to two NBA scouts, and one of them believed that Bronny was “not an NBA prospect.”
“If the Lakers don’t draft him, I don’t see anyone drafting him.” “Should be a point guard based on his size, but he can’t run an offense.”
“Poor man’s Davion Mitchell” “He is not an NBA prospect in my opinion.”
2 scouts say Bronny’s NBA comparison is a “poor man’s Davion Mitchell” and that they would not draft him pic.twitter.com/y8DG6uB6TM
— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) May 17, 2024
Bronny has interviewed the Lakers, the team that currently employs his father, LeBron James Sr.
The Lakers have already stated that they would be open to drafting Bronny if it means LeBron would stay.
LeBron, on the other hand, has said that playing with Bronny isn’t at the top of his list at the moment.