LeBron James is not one to hold back his tongue when he sees a fellow hooper balling out. On this occasion, Bronny James is on the receiving end of LBJ’s praises as he reacted to a video of the teenager throwing it down with authority.
“Scary hours coming soon!”
Those were the words LeBron used to describe Bronny’s dunk during practice. The video was uploaded on LBJ’s IG page and has since then drawn comments from Stephen Curry and Hollywood actor Jamie Foxx and fans.
— Black Women Tried to Warn Y’all🤷🏾♀️ (@talkB1ack2me) November 13, 2021
Bronny showing off the BOUNCE 🤯🔥
(via @KingJames) https://t.co/kdA7pVKpEK
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 13, 2021
Damn they just built different in that family 😳
— Imma just Iowa boy 🌽 (@imma_iowa) November 13, 2021
HOLY BRO GOT UP THERE FR
— iron boy jr (@spidermansolos2) November 13, 2021
Junior year bout 2 be a 🎥 like father like son…Brons junior year in HS was out of this world.
— Coach Jackson (@GPShoops806) November 13, 2021
Bronny is really good..
— Blac Buck Knight (@Itskingrahim) November 13, 2021
Oh my, my, my… vertical program working!!
— Brandon Young (@Brandon54373162) November 13, 2021
Bronny is the eldest child of LeBron and has sparked interest from six colleges, including Kentucky, UCLA, Duke, etc. However, only Kentucky has offered him a scholarship so far.
The 17-year-old is following in his father’s footsteps but played several other sports as a child. Although he loves basketball, his father’s disapproval of ice hockey and football might have played a role in his focusing on basketball.
King James has stated that he wants to share the court with his son in the NBA before retiring. If they achieve that, they will be the first father-son duo to play with/against each other in the NBA.
The Collective Bargaining Agreement of 2004 has prohibited high school graduates from joining the NBA. They first have to spend at least a year in college or be out of high school over a year before they can enter the draft.
The four-time NBA champ is already in his 19th year, and the game is starting to take a toll on his body. LeBron has missed seven of the Lakers’ 13 games this season. He is currently sidelined due to an abdominal strain with no timeline on his return.
Nonetheless, LeBron is announcing to the basketball community, letting them know just how much his son will be bringing.
