Bronny James suited up for the LA Lakers in their blockbuster battle against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. Lakers coach JJ Redick once again used LeBron James' son off the bench as Luka Doncic returned to lead the team's starting lineup against Victor Wembanyama's Spurs.Bronny received significant playing time in the second quarter and matched up against Wembanyama on the court. The young guard put his body on the line to guard the Spurs superstar, but his efforts went in vain. Wembanyama used his physicality and floored Bronny before knocking down the shot.The Lakers guard got on the board with a tough banked mid-range jumper, but his attempt to block Wembanyama’s dunk moments later once again proved futile. At half time, Bronny James had two points on 1 of 3 shooting from the floor and one rebound in five minutes.Bronny James didn't see any action in the second half. Lakers coach Redick decided to trim his rotation as the game went to the wire, with the Purple and Gold emerging victorious by a narrow 118-116 margin.LeBron James' son's night came to an end with his two second-quarter points. He committed two fouls in limited minutes and recorded a -1 rating.JJ Redick is confident in Bronny James' abilityLakers coach JJ Redick might have kept Bronny James on the bench for the entire second half on Wednesday, but he hasn't lost trust in the young guard. Recently, Redick showered immense praise on Bronny's defensive capability and playmaking skills."I thought he was really good on the ball (defensively) and I’ve seen that twice now over the last week or so, I think it was the second half of the Portland game," Redick said. "He was really just a force in terms of containment and physicality."Bronny has received playing time in six of the Lakers' nine games this season. The athletic guard is averaging 1.4 points, 2.2 assists, and one steal per game.