The Utah Jazz beat the Los Angeles Lakers 131-119 in the second game of the Luka Doncic era. Luka and LeBron James were both held under 20 points, and the Jazz pulled away in the third quarter and never really looked back. While Dalton Knecht made his awkward return to the rotation, it was another bench guy whose performance turned heads.

The Los Angeles Lakers lost to the Utah Jazz, with Bronny James getting some playing time. How many points did he score?

With less than 20 seconds remaining and the game ultimately over, Bronny received the ball at the top of the key with Jazz forward Kyle Filipowski guarding him. After making a few moves, Bronny proceeded to drain a stepback 3-pointer in Filipowski's face, receiving a large response from the crowd.

James, who has spent most of his time developing with the South Bay Lakers in the G League, delivered his most productive NBA outing to date on Wednesday.

Bronny James has watched as his father, LeBron James, and the Los Angeles Lakers have won six consecutive games. Now, they have added Luka Doncic to the mix.