The word is LeBron James wants to stick around the NBA until he can play with his son Bronny James.
The 17-year-old Bronny is a talented rising high school senior, but more of a four-star prospect than a five-star one.
In fact, it looks like LeBron's 15-year-old son Bryce James, who's already 6'6 to Bronny's 6'2, may be the better bet in the family.
Here are some highlights from Bryce's recent AAU game in Vegas.
I warned yall 🤣🤣🔥⛽️⛽️ #BigGuard pic.twitter.com/7j3Efu9ewC
— 73-9 and THEY LIED (@CuffsTheLegend) July 28, 2022
Bryce will be a sophomore at Sierra Canyon high school this coming year.
Do you think LeBron can hang in the NBA until Bryce makes it?
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