Alright, so, I’ve been digging into this whole Bronny James thing, trying to figure out if the kid actually played last night. It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster, let me tell you.
First off, I started by hitting up the usual spots – you know, those sports news sites and such. I scrolled through a bunch of articles, and man, the information was all over the place. Some said he played, others said he didn’t. It was a mess!
Then, I remembered something about him playing in the G League, so I switched gears and started looking into that. And guess what? I found some stuff about a game with the South Bay Lakers. Turns out, he did play in a game on Saturday, and he did pretty well, 23 points! That’s what one article said, at least. But then, I saw something else about a game against the Suns on Friday, and apparently, he didn’t play in that one. No injury or anything, just didn’t play.
- I checked out the Lakers’ schedule.
- I read through game summaries.
- I even looked at some box scores.
It was like putting together a puzzle, but some of the pieces were missing. I found this one bit that mentioned him scoring his first NBA points in Cleveland, but that was it. Nothing about a specific game or anything.
To top it all off, I stumbled upon some talk about his academics. Turns out, you need a 3.5 GPA or higher to make the honor roll at his school.
So, what’s the verdict? Did Bronny James play last night? Well, based on what I could find, if “last night” was Friday, then no, he didn’t play. But if we’re talking about Saturday, then yeah, he played, and he played well! It’s all a bit confusing, but that’s the story as far as I can tell.
The whole experience has been a wild ride, to be honest. It just goes to show how tricky it can be to get a straight answer sometimes, even when you’re just trying to figure out if a guy played in a basketball game.
I learned a lot though. Not just about Bronny, but also about how to dig for information and piece things together. It’s like being a detective, almost.
Anyway, that’s my story. Hope it was helpful!