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Bronny James likely to stay with Lakers despite LeBron's departure

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LeBron James' exit from the Los Angeles Lakers has raised questions about whether his son Bronny will also leave the team. However, current indicators suggest Bronny will remain with the franchise, supported by his fully guaranteed contract and affordable salary. Over his first two NBA seasons, Bronny has shown steady development, making him a useful depth option for the team. The Lakers are now building around Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, and are under no obligation to facilitate a father-son reunion elsewhere. While speculation about Bronny joining LeBron's next team continues, he appears well-positioned to forge his own path in Los Angeles.

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