WATCH: Bronny James scores his first NBA basket against LeBron James' former team Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland Cavaliers defeated Los Angeles Lakers 134-110 on Wednesday, the team's second consecutive defeat in a five-game road trip. When youngster Bronny James came on in the fourth quarter, everyone's eyes were on him despite the Lakers' difficulties. Los Angeles lost the game by double digits early on and was never able to rally. Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse fans had one suggestion in light of the Cavaliers' lopsided victory.

Los Angeles Lakers lost against the youthful Cavaliers team. There seems to have been plenty of time to decide the game's fate. In defiance of the Cavaliers' cheering supporters, JJ Redick introduced Bronny into the game with 5:16 remaining. At that point, the Lakers were behind 119-98, and the result was all but guaranteed. But for little James, it was an opportunity to shine in front of his home crowd—to play in the same arena where he used to play as a child.

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FIRST NBA POINTS 🎯 pic.twitter.com/1QAWiVaToq

— Bronny (@BronnyJamesJr) October 31, 2024

Bronny James was picked as 55th NBA Draft

Bronny James grabbed the chance and made his first NBA basket. The stadium went wild as Bronny James made a game-changing basket only a few minutes on the court. Guarded by Cavaliers forward Jaylon Tyson, he made the basket with just over two minutes left. Bronny James shot 1 of 2 from the field and completed the game with 2 points, 2 assists, and 1 steal.As the 55th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Bronny James started the season. Despite playing in the G League for a while and being a two-way player for the Lakers, the 20-year-old traveled to his birthplace on Wednesday.

LeBron James and his son Bronny James became the highest-scoring father-son team in NBA history with the shot against Cleveland.We may anticipate that Bronny is finished for this road trip, as this is the first time he has played since Opening Night. When the squad returns to Los Angeles and he plays for the South, we might see him next.