Bronny James Receives Medical Clearance to Return to Basketball After Cardiac Arrest

Young Bronny James, son of NBA superstar LeBron James, received medical clearance to return to basketball activities four months after suffering cardiac arrest during training with his university team, his family reported.

“Bronny James is now cleared by his doctors for a full return to basketball,” the James family said in a statement.

The 19-year-old player plans to return to practice with his University of Southern California (USC) team next week.

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“Bronny will have a final evaluation with the USC staff this week, will resume training next week and will return to games shortly after,” the text advanced.

Last July, the basketball world was shocked to learn that Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest during training. A day later, when the incident became publicly known, the promising forward had already left the intensive care unit and 48 hours later was discharged.

Bronny James, one of the biggest and most popular figures in high school basketball, announced in May his commitment to USC for this season, which was expected to be his last before participating in the NBA Draft.

LeBron James, 38 years old and current star of the Los Angeles Lakers, repeatedly expressed his intention to remain active until he can share a team with his son.

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2023-11-30 22:05:53
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