LeBron James' son Bronny, replacing Knecht in the rotation, contributed a super dunk.

In today's Lakers vs. Pacers game, LeBron James' eldest son Bronny got his chance to play in the first quarter, while the former "K-God" could only sit on the sidelines, watching from afar. Of course, he still didn't get to play.

Bronny lived up to expectations, appearing in every quarter, totaling 13 minutes and 22 seconds of play, shooting 2 out of 4, with stats of 4 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 2 steals, and 1 block, which is quite impressive. He essentially proved himself.

Lakers head coach Redick talked about Bronny's growth after the game, saying: "Bronny has made significant progress. I know our coaching staff has full confidence in him. I felt we really needed him in this game—this matchup required his athleticism and defense, and he executed two very, very nice defensive sequences."

"I think his biggest trait right now is his confidence, especially his confidence in shooting. He had a very good season with the South Bay Lakers. It can be said that in the preparation games over the past three or four weeks, he was consistently the standout performer. His steps are full of energy now, and I think that entirely stems from his growing confidence."

So far this season, Knecht has played 48 games, averaging 10.6 minutes per game, with 4.2 points, 1.4 rebounds, 0.3 assists, a field goal percentage of 44.8%, a three-point percentage of 30.7%, and a free throw percentage of 70%.

Bronny has played 33 games, averaging 7.2 minutes per game, with 2.1 points, 0.5 rebounds, 1.2 assists, a field goal percentage of 40.3%, a three-point percentage of 40%, and a free throw percentage of 80%.

Bronny might be the most foolish rich second-generation in the league. While Magic Johnson's son chose to become a socialite, and Jordan's son shouted his father's name after being arrested, Bronny insists on facing the skepticism of fans worldwide, walking the most challenging path of growth.

He could clearly sit back and enjoy life, indulging in daily pleasures, yet after a cardiac arrest, he still underwent rehabilitation training, pursued his dream, and successfully entered the NBA. In many away games, fans chant "We want Bronny" to mock the Lakers' losses.

Under such pressure, someone with weaker mental resilience might have given up early. But Bronny, both physically and mentally, bears immense pressure, and he has persisted to this point. Although his growth pace isn't fast, steady and unhurried, hopefully he will justify his choices and establish himself firmly in the NBA.