Tying a career record! Brownie scored his first three-pointer of the season with 5+6 assists. It’s so inspiring to be reused in a row.

On November 4, under the adversity of missing three core players, the Lakers successfully completed a 13-point reversal to avenge the Trail Blazers. Bronny contributed the strongest game of his NBA career. He came on the bench for 19 minutes and 29 seconds. Although he only made 1 of 4, including 1 of 2 three-pointers and 2 of 2 free throws, he still contributed 5 points, 1 rebound, 6 assists and 1 steal. Among them, the assists tied his career high record and tied for the highest value in the game.

In the last game the Lakers defeated the Heat, although Bronny only scored 2 points, he completed a wonderful alley-oop dunk, which was also the first time he scored in a sports game during non-garbage time. Brownie even got 18.1 minutes of playing time, and used his hard defense to win the chance to play.

Now that the Lakers reversed the Trail Blazers' game, Browne came on as a substitute for 19 minutes and 29 seconds, continuing to increase his playing time. He also hit his first three-pointer of the season, plus two free throws and scored 5 points.

More importantly, Brownie's 6 assists tied for the highest in the game, tying his career single-game record. He also sent 6 assists in the final game of the regular season last season.

Bronny played more than 18 minutes in two consecutive games. He gradually won Redick's trust with his hard-working defense and continued to improve his presence on the court. This is undoubtedly a very inspiring behavior.