James and his son are making history this season by becoming the first father and son to play in both the NBA and on the same team. It's a testament to James' longevity, but it creates unique circumstances.

One of them is the answer to the media. It is common for players to answer questions about their teammates, but it is somewhat unusual for players to answer questions for their teammates. While James Bronny will probably answer the occasional question, it looks like he will allow the newbie to answer most questions himself.

James and Bronny shared the court for the first time in a preseason game against the Phoenix Suns in early October.

Bronny didn't have great numbers in the preseason, averaging just 0.7 points, one rebound and 0.3 assists while logging 11.9 minutes per game in three contests. As expected for the second-round pick, he will likely spend some time in the G League to develop before getting regular minutes in the NBA.

Bronny has shown his potential as a talented three-and-D player throughout college and in Summer League, but it's clear he still needs some time to get better and playing in the G League would help him give the opportunity to do so.