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

One of them is answering the media. It is common for players to answer questions about their teammates, but it is a bit unusual for players to answer questions for their teammates. While James will likely answer the occasional question for Bronny, it appears he will let the rookie answer most of the questions himself.

James and Bronny first shared the court in a preseason game with the Phoenix Suns earlier in October.

Bronny hasn’t put up great numbers in the preseason, averaging just 0.7 points, one rebound and 0.3 assists while logging 11.9 minutes per game through three games. As expected for the second-round pick, he will likely spend some time developing in the G League before receiving regular minutes in the NBA.

Bronny showed his potential in college and in the Summer League as a talented three-and-D player, but it’s clear he still needs some time to improve, and playing in the G League would give him the opportunity give to do that.