For years, LeBron James has been talking about wanting to play in the NBA with his son Bronny. Ideally on the same team. According to US media, this could be difficult.
LeBron James probably doesn’t like the latest NBA mock draft from “ESPN”. Because according to this, his eldest son Bronny would fall out of the 2024 NBA Draft. This would mean that the “King’s” dream of playing with his son would seem unrealistic for the time being.
According to “ESPN”, the USC Trojans guard’s current performance is not enough to place him among the top 60 players of the year.
The “ESPN” experts Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo point out that he currently functions primarily as a “three-and-d” player, meaning that he should primarily deliver three-pointers and defense work, and that there is strong potential for improvement in his ball handling and Scoring has. His lack of size is also cited as a barrier to becoming a solid combo guard in the NBA who can match multiple positions.
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Austin Rivers is critical of the father-son bond
Austin Rivers spoke to ESPN about the possibility of LeBron and his son playing on the same team. Rivers, who played under his father Doc Rivers, noted that he hopes this doesn’t happen for Bronny.
“I don’t want Bronny to play with his father, I really don’t. I went through something similar… What happens is a lot of people start discrediting everything you’ve done.”
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Bronny still has a chance in the 2024 draft
However, according to ESPN, many fans are of the opinion that Bronny will still be drafted. The temptation to get his father and become a contender is too great.
After James Jr. suffered a heart attack on the field last year, it was unclear for a long time whether he would even play basketball again.
He is currently averaging 5.9 points, 2.4 assists and 2.9 rebounds in 14 games and 20 minutes for his college team. In addition, his rates are a weak 37.2% field throw rate and 27.5% three-point rate.
2024-02-06 11:45:00
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