Bronny James Stats Tonight: LeBron James' son's streak of making at least on shot ends in blowout win over Nuggets (Mar. 19)

LeBron James' son, Bronny James, got another run with the LA Lakers on Wednesday against the Denver Nuggets. With the Lakers leading comfortably, it allowed JJ Redick to dig deep into his bench and give his third-stringers a decently competitive game to play.

Bronny entered the contest with 3:58 left and a 14-point lead to defend next to Dalton Knecht, Christian Koloko, Shake Milton, and Jordan Goodwin. The Nuggets trimmed it to eight points at best with 21 seconds left. However, it never threatened the Lakers much, as Goodwin put the team back up 10 with two makes at the free throw line.

Bronny James didn't make any significant box score contribution apart from one offensive rebound. He didn't attempt a single shot. Bronny ended the night with a box +/- of -4. The Lakers won 120-108, winning their third consecutive game.

LeBron James' son Bronny James' shotmaking streak ends vs. Denver

LeBron James' son, Bronny James, entered Wednesday's game against the Nuggets after making at least one field goal in his past seven consecutive games in a Lakers uniform. However, with no shot attempts on board, Bronny's streak ended against Denver.

He seemingly didn't force a shot and played within the game's flow, looking to create advantages off the ball with his movement and passing. It's been one of the standout aspects of his game in the G League.

Bronny James' game rests on his shot creation and on-ball skills as a playmaker more than an aggressive scorer, taking every opportunity he gets. Akin to his father, Bronny also lets the game come to him and settle in once there are more open shots for him available, ensuring he's playing efficiently.

He's preached that in a Lakers uniform, even when he's not playing meaningful minutes, and Wednesday's was a perfect example of that.