WATCH: LeBron James son Bronny shares honest take on brother Bryce James regarding two key aspects

Bronny James praised younger brother Bryce during a candid interview with ESPN that was uploaded on Sunday. Bronny was picked 55th overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in this year's NBA draft and his selection was one of the biggest stories due to his dad, LeBron.

Bronny indulged in a fun game of "Who's likely to" where he spilled lesser-known facts about the James family. He confidently named his dad as the one with the best dunk package and humbly named himself as the best cook. He then turned the spotlight on Bryce when it came to console skills and a three-point shootout.

A hilarious instance occurred when the defensive guard said that he would not trust his father with the aux, even though LeBron has some great songs in his playlist.

Bronny James' sentiments on playing in the G-League

After the Lakers’ loss at the Las Vegas Summer League opener, Bronny was asked about his potential assignment in the 2024-25 NBA season. The 19-year-old claimed that he simply wants to improve as a player and desires a playing chance, even if it means playing in the G League.

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"I'm just looking forward to any basketball I play, no matter what level I'm playing at," James said during a post-game interview with ESPN.

Even though James shined early in the opener, scoring six quick points to keep the Lakers on a 13-10 early lead, he failed to replicate the same touch throughout the game. He finished with eight points on 3/14 shooting and 0/8 three-point shots as the Lakers lost to the Houston Rockets, 99-80.

Nevertheless, it was James' best Summer League stint so far. Throughout three games, Bronny managed to make only six shots out of 26 attempts (23.1%) and is still waiting to sink his first three-pointer.

The Lakers have three summer league games left. They will host the Boston Celtics on July 15 and go against the Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers for their remaining matchups.

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