Bronny James‘G League debut didn’t pass the smell test, according to his little sister Zuri!

in a lovely game clip With the South Bay Lakers against the Salt Lake City Stars on Saturday, Nov. 9, Bronny, 20, hugged his 10-year-old sister as she walked off the court.

In the video, Zhuri made a funny face and acted like he was shaking the sweat off his shirt.

“That’s my piece for the night,” one announcer joked after the seemingly scathing moment.

The game marked Bronny’s first since being assigned to the developmental league last week, following a brief stint earlier in the season with his father. LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers.

In Saturday’s matchup, Bronny played 31 minutes and scored six points on 2-of-9 shooting. LeBron and wife James Sabana‘The oldest son also had four assists, three rebounds, two steals and a block in the game.

“I was happy to see him go out and show the world that he can play,” guard Quincy Olivari said. according to ESPN. “I think I’m a big proponent of the idea that he’s a great basketball player and that the criticism he gets is unfair.”

LeBron and Savannah attended their son’s debut at the UCLA Health Training Center in El Segundo, California, as did his Lakers coach JJ Redick and his teammate. Anthony Davis, according to KTLA-TV.

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As Bronny adjusts to his first year as a professional, he is scheduled to play only home games for Los Angeles while traveling between the two teams. He played 1:28 and was held scoreless in the Lakers-76ers game the night before his G League debut.

Since his record appearance with his father on opening nightBronny’s move to the G League has been in the works.

“Bronny’s plan to move between the Lakers and South Bay has always been the plan from day one. Rob (Pelinka, Lakers general manager) and I have talked about that. LeBron has talked about it,” Redick said in October. according to the associated press.

While Bronny will split his time between the two teams, Redick said “those plans could change,” and the coach told reporters that “our plans are always fluid and based on real time.”