Bronny James should go to G League in wake of JJ Reddick comments

Bronny James has certainly struggled

In his four preseason games, James has scored just 11 points compared to 12 turnovers. He's shooting just 26.6% from the field and 14.3% from three-point range.

He's made multiple shots just once in four games and his lone three-point make was on the first one he attempted, meaning he's missed six straight since then.

There are some encouraging signs, though, as James is averaging 2.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. He's distributed the ball well, as he's collected five-plus assists in two of his four games.

Bronny James may need to spend a good amount of time in the G League

James will be toward the bottom of the Lakers depth chart and will only see action in lopsided games. Because of that, he may be better served to spend more time in the G League where he can play on a nightly basis and continue to develop as a player.

After all, James is still just 22 years old and has his entire playing career in front of him. A stint in the G League until he is absolutely needed in Los Angeles should be his role and can help build his confidence for when he returns to regular-season NBA action.