Or maybe he loves the game. And playing organized sports is far safer than playing street ball. You think the teen ager should spend the rest of his life on the couch... that's not living.
@@cjp1599 he could die at practice next week from a massive cardiac arrest. He's got a lot of safer reasonable smart options. What will probably happen is another big health scare and the he or his Dad will probably agree it's time to stop.
I can't agree more. We don't want to see him become another Hank Gathers. Also, I coached youth basketball for a school in South Jersey and the best player in our level played on the travelling team (same school also had an in-house league w/ 4 teams). This kid not only played the best teams from SJ, but this school also hosted a tournament w/ teams from all over the U.S. & so he played against teams from Texas, Brooklyn etc. He was 6'7" in 7th grade and he had a heart attack by his pool and died. Names not included in regards for the family & school.
USC fan here that actually watches the games, way before Bronny got there. As of right now, Bronny is NOT NBA-ready. From what I've seen, he doesn't look 100%. He only shot once in his most recent game against UCLA with only 14 mins of play. Casuals will call this an "excuse" but none of them know how serious a heart-condition is and will call him a "bust" no matter what he does. Those opinions don't matter. Also, ironically, casuals are having too high of expectations from him. He is NOT his dad, he plays completely different. He's not a pure scorer and he's nowhere near as aggressive as LeBron was his age. He's a defensive guard that is a good passer. A Rajon Rondo type of player. Great on defense, average on offense. In my educated opinion, his best option is to stay at USC for 1-2 more years, let him show us what he can do when he's at 100%. This season is a wash for him and the team in general, so I take it that he has newfound determination to prove the doubters wrong next season. Is there nepotism at play? Of course, Bronny can't control that his dad is arguably the greatest basketball player of all-time. So it's obvious that the spotlight is gonna be on him, you're a fool if you think otherwise. But you are also just a big of a fool to think this is Bronny's ceiling. I'm telling y'all right now, stop box-score watching and actually watch the games. Lots of basketball doesn't show up on the box score, and there are more than one way to impact a team than just scoring.
He should probably stop playing basketball with that heart defect. Won't be so glamorous if he drops dead playing soon. Guy is very wealthy and famous and can do a lot of things with this life besides playing basketball
@@tylerwhitney3443other players have had heart and lung issues and still had good careers in the NBA. Jeff Green had a heart issue. CJ McCollum had a lung issue. Bronny *could develop into a good player, but he probably does need to stay in college a couple of more years.
You’re comparing him to Rondo? He’s a point guard who can’t dribble. He passes it as soon as he crosses half court, because he can’t shed his defender. He’s a catch and shoot player. He’s a point guard who can’t lead the offense because his dribbling is below average. A point guard who can’t even get past his defender in college, is not talented enough to in the NBA. Ronda was great off the dribble and penetrating and kicking. Two things Bronny can’t do. You’re the one who hasn’t watched him play.
@@charliebeagles Because he was born rich, he doesn't have the hunger that Lebron or any of these young players coming into the NBA. He's a trust fund kid so he's set for life regardless if he succeeds in the NBA or not
Whats crazier that lebron james was already playing in the nba at the age the bronny jr is now. And he was already dominating. Thats how good LBJ was and still is.
@@almightyyeezydab5149lmao he only just got that hype because he has his father's name he is lebron jr. If his not lebron's son people dont know him, media nowadays is fucked up lol. I will admit bronny is better than me in basketball but his skills is not fitted in nba, he is just like thanasis they are just being relative to nba because of nepotism or because of there family name. You can also see that Lebron is little bit forcing his own son, Bronny wants to play ball but he is not that focus on the game. He streams COD and other games on twitch and not focusing much on improving his game cause if he really wants that path,he is dedicated to train and improve his game more. His playstyle today is just the same when he still in his highschool nothing much improve in his game
Bronny walking out with sunglasses doing a lame dougie dance was hilarious as hell only to be averaging 5 points with 20% shooting lmfao in the worst team of his conference
It's one thing to support your kid, it's another thing to say he is better than players he is seeing on league pass and that he would be an improvement over people currently on the Lakers. That gets him unfair comparisons. LeBron added unnecessary pressure on him, all because he likes to hear himself talk
@@almightyyeezydab5149how is that a strawman?! Lbj, for *years* hyped his kid up while he was the biggest star in the sport. For years and years and years. Now he is tweeting “let Bronny be a kid”. How is that a strawman?
"Why are they doing this to Bronny James?" Doing what? Is Bronny a victim now? He averages 5.5 points per game and makes 5.8 million in NIL money...only because of his name. He may have some residual physical issues from his cardiac arrest but I highly doubt they're the difference between a 5.5 points per game scorer and a one and done first round NBA pick. I have nothing against Bronny but, minus his name and father's influence, no one would even think of him as an NBA player at this point. If he's drafted this year, it'll be pure nepotism and it'll make LeBron look awful. It seems obvious that Bronny should return to USC for his sophomore year so that he, and the rest of the world, can figure out whether he's a legitimate NBA prospect. That's only playing by the rules that other players play by...but other players don't have a father who is a billionaire with unlimited power.
Actually some other players have Basketball legends like Shaq and Pippen as fathers and most people didn't even know their kids were undrafted players until they were on the Lakers summer league team. LeBron however decided to go the other way and put even more pressure on his son.
The issue is he was never that good at any level. Yet no one wanted to say that. They didn’t want to give an objective review of him. Maybe it was out of fear or whatever. But if he ever got real objective analysis it wouldn’t seem like he’s completely underperforming now.
@@jarroncarlton he most definitely can. But the issue is that he hasn’t really gotten better since HS. But because of the hype it seems as if he’s just a let down. But that only exist because he was never evaluated objectively from the jump.
i hope he doesn't feel pressured to declare for the draft immediately, its completely fine to take like 2/3 years in college so he can properly develop and get meaningful minutes
@ForeverRolling96 yeah exactly, its just been the trend now to take like 1 year in college or jump straight to the nba outta highschool. but there's absolutely nothing wrong with taking like 3/4 years (steph curry for example) its better to come into the nba older but more prepared rather than jumping straight into the nba at 19 when u arent ready and having your career fail
@ForeverRolling96 there was no one and done back then. Players stayed 3-4 years. Lol you teenagers speak without knowing any knowledge on what you speak about.
Ever heard of Peyton Watson? Had worse numbers than bronny coming out of college as former 5 star recruit and got drafted first round . Now he’s on the nuggets doing solid, why don’t y’all keep the same energy with 5 stars who go to the league with trash numbers relying on their hype to carry them?
Newsflash kid, plenty of players with worse stats have been able to get drafted due to making an impact on other parts of the game. You casuals think scoring is everything smh
He’s off most mock drafts now. Look there’s an argument for him not being an nba talent but a lot a y’all in these comments are discerning him with 0 credibility in your arguments. Like he’s not on mock drafts yet u fabricate that just to hate on him? Cmon man
@@artie8561 true. He does seem to be fairly explosive, i saw him play vs Oregon State. He's 6'4'' in shoes with 6'8''' wingspan sonthwts decent size. Could be like Avery Bradley
The actual assists points and rebounds aren’t a problem. The problem is his percentage. You just can’t be inefficient in the nba. I hope he can improve
@@AP90x Westbrook was the opposite problem though and it’s the exact reason why he never won. Westbrook had crazy stats on poor efficiency. Bronny has both of the bad parts
Considering his health issues leading up to the season, its pretty obvious he's not doing well considering he didn't have time to condition heading into the NCAA. He really should stay another year at UCLA and then declare for 2025 if he actually wants to take his development seriously and try to be an NBA player for a long time.
Honestly as a LeBron fan i think he should sit this draft out work on his game this summer and stay at least another year to improve and boost his chances of getting picked.
he not even g-league worthy lmao. the fact he has medical issues isnt an excuse for his bad performance. if anything its more reason why he shouldn’t be considered for the league
It's genuinely insane. "Oh, he's a bench player in college, on a bad team, in a not great conference, putting up bad numbers, on bad efficiency, AND he has serious health concerns? Where do I sign!" The way people just assume he'd be playing great if not for the cardiac arrest is pure fantasy land. He was a fourth option on his high school team that never won state. Why the hell are people assuming he'd be anything other than worse at college level? Only league he's destined for is the Rec.
@@BudOnTheLeaves Spurs, Miami would be the ideal place for Bronny, Spurs like to draft players who defend well who has high iq, athleticism, has the ability to pass then they will try to hone the offensive skills that's exactly who Bronny is.. Then Bron likes Pops a lot, if Bronny is drafted to Spurs Bron might go there for 2 years. Bron two years might bring Spurs close to 200mill in revenue
Or he can stay in college where they actually have practices. Going to the nba he would be in the g league the whole time. Not practicing just playing meh games... He should stay in college and get a degree, no James has ever accomplished that. If he is good enough he can start his nba career at 22.
LeBron (before): Look at my son, I wanna play with him in the NBA. LeBron (now): Stop paying attention to my son! You're smothering him! Funny how his tune changed when his son doesn't even perform similar to what most prospects would be at his level/age. No matter the circumstance, he still isn't NBA ready yet, whether that's his fault or not is of no consequence. Also, 6:03 is just a James-family type of moment - completing a wide-open dunk with flashiness while being down 23 points, what a James-family classic.
Bro’s heart literally stopped less than a year ago. Idk what more people want from him! The fact that he is alive is such a blessing! That’s all that matters right now!
If your developement is hurt by injuried you need to re-adjust the plan. Why would someone ”take a chance” on him? He should stay at USC. This video has a clear bias. Fast forward five years and people are gonna cry about how he should have stayed in college and how the team ruined his growth by not taking their time him.
I think people need to stop conflating us not wanting an undeserving player not to make it to the NBA nor for nepotism to not prevail as, somehow, hate for Bronny. We don’t hate the kid. But it cannot be overlooked: 1) that sports is the greatest meritocracy and should remain as such. If Bronny isn’t good enough to make it to the NBA then he shouldn’t make it. 2) nepotism and cronyism has no place in sports. 3) LeBron is indirectly putting undue pressure on Bronny for his own ego to be able to have the prestige of being the first son and father duo in the NBA. 4) LeBron is encouraging expectations that may be too hard for Bronny to meet and may be setting up Bronny for failure.
18 months atleast, which should give him the time to recover and become a good player and complete college. He has the height athleticism IQ of a mid tier defensive guard. He needs to take care of his health. Finishing college or turning pro in Europe should be the goal for him. He already has the NIL money. From a neutral perspective he needs to set his own life up rather than do what Lebron needs. He can get drafted this year on a bad team, lose all season, not get played then get cut when Lebron retires. Or put the work in. Spurs or Toronto would be good places for him but I dont know if Lebron would go there.
I wanted to see the storyline play out, an NBA legend playing with his son. Unfortunately the undebatable truth is, if he didn't have the name, he wouldn't be on anyones radar, to prove that, look up some of the other college prospects with the same numbers. He's not an NBA player, I wanted to see the Bronny to Lebron assists but it just won't happen. People have bias because of his name, like I said he wouldn't be talked about, at all, if not for the Lebron James son angle.
Bronny should go back to college for his Sophomore season and continue to grow. It's not the right time for him to go to the NBA, and him going just fulfill Lebron's ambition would be bad
I have never heard anybody say he is an NBA talent except his dad. For that matter, my dad thought I could have played in the NBA and I am white and fat
Those odds look terrible considering they said they’re looking for the right development situation for him if he enters this year. The Cavs, Knicks, and OKC are all competing in the playoffs. OKC hit on lottery picks so that’s different but the Heat are the only team in that list with a development culture and they’re a playoff team too so lol. The Lakers is just a storyline, going there would not be good for his future. I think the Spurs should be in the convo too but “Lebronto” coming full circle makes a lot of sense for him.
Idk why ppl say he cant start on a bad usc team, when his positions as a possible starter are takenby 2 players, the projected nr1 pick and the best player of pac 12 last year..
im looking at his stats and ive watched a fair few games, and i see that alot of his averages are possibly a result of the limited amount of shots he gets in games. he has a majority of games with less than 5 shots a game. he has one game i see with a terrible shooting performance despite shooting 7 FGA. really bad game. but so many games are just 0-3 1-3 type games. Having so many limited shots and not enough opportunity to get a rhythm is affecting his play even seperating from the cardiac arrest. Although, no excuse for his 3pt shooting tbh, hes missing them and alot are open shots because of his percentages. but hes great attacking the rim and off the dribble and i dont see him getting as many shots up as his teammates and some would probably just say its cause hes not as good, and yes for some no for others id reckon. I think his shooting needs to improve big time but his overall ability is still a very good prospect esp with his defensive ability and IQ. could definitely start an nba career as a backup guard on a team working on developing talent rather than competing
You are exactly right, people are not looking deeper, if you look at other players who play similar minutes they have the same level of production often times Bronny has better numbers across the board like other than pts he has rebounds assists and steals
tbf those guys will also get a consistent number of shot attempts so theyve formed a rhythm. i do think bronny also gets taken out of games when he shouldnt. I've seen him help leads be formed and suddenly benched.@@Fgh-ng3qu
These spotlights and unnecessay attention on Bronny has to stop!!! Dude is just innocent! Bronny's sole existence, CURRENTLY, is to help LeBron James make history. Bronny knows it and that's why Bronny has not even showed up for any interviews. Bronny can then retire and inherit billions of dollars from LeBron, in which 99.9999999% of the people in this world can never make!
yeah they gotta give Bronny a break... he's a freshman..he's not his pops.. nobody knows what he'll do next season...King James got 2 mo seasons in em...!! dope vid..
going from what we’ve seen so far, id say at best he would be a roleplayer on a winning team if youve watched 1 usc game you’ll see bronny being a true point guard. Bronny still has plenty of time to develop into a play making 3 level scorer
Damn everyone is dawging dude in the comments, they have him on a minute restriction he just had a heart attack a little while ago cut him some slack damn
If they do get to play together, that would be a historic event and good for the NBA community, ticket sales would sky rocket as Lebron on his last dance with his son on the floor.
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He shouldn't be even playing with that heart defect. He's a millionaire by proxy, not like this is his ticket out of poverty.
I was thinking the same thing. It’s lebron forcing hm to play
Or maybe he loves the game.
And playing organized sports is far safer than playing street ball. You think the teen ager should spend the rest of his life on the couch... that's not living.
@@cjp1599 he could die at practice next week from a massive cardiac arrest. He's got a lot of safer reasonable smart options. What will probably happen is another big health scare and the he or his Dad will probably agree it's time to stop.
@@cjp1599you know, the reason he was still alive because a bystander happen to know how to use the AED..
@@greedyyawgoo5635 yah that's insane.
I really think bronny just wants all this to be over so he can stream
What???
THINK for yourself ..
which is exactly you've gotten NOWHERE 😂
He almost died from cardiac arrest. If I was his dad, I'd be persuading him try out for Chess Club.
I can't agree more. We don't want to see him become another Hank Gathers. Also, I coached youth basketball for a school in South Jersey and the best player in our level played on the travelling team (same school also had an in-house league w/ 4 teams). This kid not only played the best teams from SJ, but this school also hosted a tournament w/ teams from all over the U.S. & so he played against teams from Texas, Brooklyn etc. He was 6'7" in 7th grade and he had a heart attack by his pool and died. Names not included in regards for the family & school.
USC fan here that actually watches the games, way before Bronny got there. As of right now, Bronny is NOT NBA-ready. From what I've seen, he doesn't look 100%. He only shot once in his most recent game against UCLA with only 14 mins of play. Casuals will call this an "excuse" but none of them know how serious a heart-condition is and will call him a "bust" no matter what he does. Those opinions don't matter. Also, ironically, casuals are having too high of expectations from him. He is NOT his dad, he plays completely different. He's not a pure scorer and he's nowhere near as aggressive as LeBron was his age. He's a defensive guard that is a good passer. A Rajon Rondo type of player. Great on defense, average on offense.
In my educated opinion, his best option is to stay at USC for 1-2 more years, let him show us what he can do when he's at 100%. This season is a wash for him and the team in general, so I take it that he has newfound determination to prove the doubters wrong next season. Is there nepotism at play? Of course, Bronny can't control that his dad is arguably the greatest basketball player of all-time. So it's obvious that the spotlight is gonna be on him, you're a fool if you think otherwise. But you are also just a big of a fool to think this is Bronny's ceiling. I'm telling y'all right now, stop box-score watching and actually watch the games. Lots of basketball doesn't show up on the box score, and there are more than one way to impact a team than just scoring.
He should probably stop playing basketball with that heart defect. Won't be so glamorous if he drops dead playing soon. Guy is very wealthy and famous and can do a lot of things with this life besides playing basketball
@@tylerwhitney3443other players have had heart and lung issues and still had good careers in the NBA. Jeff Green had a heart issue. CJ McCollum had a lung issue. Bronny *could develop into a good player, but he probably does need to stay in college a couple of more years.
Thank you someone who actually knows and understands basketball.
Didn't need the long comment but I agree with you he should absolutely stay in college for another season
You’re comparing him to Rondo? He’s a point guard who can’t dribble. He passes it as soon as he crosses half court, because he can’t shed his defender. He’s a catch and shoot player. He’s a point guard who can’t lead the offense because his dribbling is below average. A point guard who can’t even get past his defender in college, is not talented enough to in the NBA. Ronda was great off the dribble and penetrating and kicking. Two things Bronny can’t do. You’re the one who hasn’t watched him play.
For a guy who averages 5 points they sure do want him to be good which he is not
Bronny didnt inherit lebrons skill like tiger woods son lol
He can get better
he got hurt dumbaSS
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@@charliebeagles Because he was born rich, he doesn't have the hunger that Lebron or any of these young players coming into the NBA. He's a trust fund kid so he's set for life regardless if he succeeds in the NBA or not
@@israelmendoza7599that just seems mean.
Whats crazier that lebron james was already playing in the nba at the age the bronny jr is now. And he was already dominating. Thats how good LBJ was and still is.
Because he’s not that good and the league shouldn’t make exceptions for him
He’s already the highest paid college athlete in history off endorsements. Why stop there?
@@almightyyeezydab5149lmao he only just got that hype because he has his father's name he is lebron jr. If his not lebron's son people dont know him, media nowadays is fucked up lol. I will admit bronny is better than me in basketball but his skills is not fitted in nba, he is just like thanasis they are just being relative to nba because of nepotism or because of there family name. You can also see that Lebron is little bit forcing his own son, Bronny wants to play ball but he is not that focus on the game. He streams COD and other games on twitch and not focusing much on improving his game cause if he really wants that path,he is dedicated to train and improve his game more. His playstyle today is just the same when he still in his highschool nothing much improve in his game
Doesn’t even make the best sense as a business move
@@almightyyeezydab5149I didn’t know that until I saw a video that mentioned it yesterday lol. Already made more than some bench players and g-leaguers
@@zeaccu934it doesn’t matter.
Bronny walking out with sunglasses doing a lame dougie dance was hilarious as hell only to be averaging 5 points with 20% shooting lmfao in the worst team of his conference
😂
Lebron really hyped him up and then tweets let my kid be a kid. when he was the one hyping him up in the first place
Nice strawman
So a father shouldn’t hype up their son? Lmao yall let your hate of Bron cloud your mind. Your critique is so weird
It's one thing to support your kid, it's another thing to say he is better than players he is seeing on league pass and that he would be an improvement over people currently on the Lakers. That gets him unfair comparisons. LeBron added unnecessary pressure on him, all because he likes to hear himself talk
@@almightyyeezydab5149how is that a strawman?! Lbj, for *years* hyped his kid up while he was the biggest star in the sport. For years and years and years. Now he is tweeting “let Bronny be a kid”. How is that a strawman?
I ver you criticize mjs kid so you can be talkin
Block by James was funny as hell to hear 🤣
"Why are they doing this to Bronny James?" Doing what? Is Bronny a victim now? He averages 5.5 points per game and makes 5.8 million in NIL money...only because of his name. He may have some residual physical issues from his cardiac arrest but I highly doubt they're the difference between a 5.5 points per game scorer and a one and done first round NBA pick. I have nothing against Bronny but, minus his name and father's influence, no one would even think of him as an NBA player at this point. If he's drafted this year, it'll be pure nepotism and it'll make LeBron look awful. It seems obvious that Bronny should return to USC for his sophomore year so that he, and the rest of the world, can figure out whether he's a legitimate NBA prospect. That's only playing by the rules that other players play by...but other players don't have a father who is a billionaire with unlimited power.
Actually some other players have Basketball legends like Shaq and Pippen as fathers and most people didn't even know their kids were undrafted players until they were on the Lakers summer league team.
LeBron however decided to go the other way and put even more pressure on his son.
Ain't no way you wrote a whole essay 😂😂
Exactly. Bronny was a role player on his high school team.
Leave his money out of it. Stop with all that pocket watching bs
@@MrThytenmfs heart broken
His heart condition may be from taking the same juice his dad takes.
The issue is he was never that good at any level. Yet no one wanted to say that. They didn’t want to give an objective review of him. Maybe it was out of fear or whatever. But if he ever got real objective analysis it wouldn’t seem like he’s completely underperforming now.
Thank you. If he had a different name he’d have been a 2-3 star prospect
Unfortunately, the name value is so high that we’ve got RUclipsrs like this guy who rather be blinded. It’s actually funny to see.
He can get better
@@jarroncarlton he most definitely can. But the issue is that he hasn’t really gotten better since HS. But because of the hype it seems as if he’s just a let down. But that only exist because he was never evaluated objectively from the jump.
i hope he doesn't feel pressured to declare for the draft immediately, its completely fine to take like 2/3 years in college so he can properly develop and get meaningful minutes
@ForeverRolling96i smell hate in the first sentence 😂😂
@ForeverRolling96 yeah exactly, its just been the trend now to take like 1 year in college or jump straight to the nba outta highschool. but there's absolutely nothing wrong with taking like 3/4 years (steph curry for example)
its better to come into the nba older but more prepared rather than jumping straight into the nba at 19 when u arent ready and having your career fail
@ForeverRolling96 there was no one and done back then. Players stayed 3-4 years. Lol you teenagers speak without knowing any knowledge on what you speak about.
The entrance dance was ridiculous as hell 😂😂😂
It’s the 5ppg shuffle
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@@byrne6348Lmao
5.7 points in 20 mins bad shooting %
And is still expected to get drafted.
He's probably gonna take a spot on a team from some other athlete who deserved it way more than bronny.
Ever heard of Peyton Watson? Had worse numbers than bronny coming out of college as former 5 star recruit and got drafted first round . Now he’s on the nuggets doing solid, why don’t y’all keep the same energy with 5 stars who go to the league with trash numbers relying on their hype to carry them?
Newsflash kid, plenty of players with worse stats have been able to get drafted due to making an impact on other parts of the game. You casuals think scoring is everything smh
@@TheHuskyK9 Well Bronny is a bad defender is as well he literally has nothing at this moment he is not worthy of an NBA roster spot.
He’s off most mock drafts now. Look there’s an argument for him not being an nba talent but a lot a y’all in these comments are discerning him with 0 credibility in your arguments. Like he’s not on mock drafts yet u fabricate that just to hate on him? Cmon man
Thank you for clarifying this
I think he could be like a defensive specialist like Pat Bev, but not sure he has that motor or drive that DAWG
But is he athletic enough though? Defensive specialists all have long arms and athletic capabilities. Bronny doesn't appear to be very athletic
@@artie8561 true. He does seem to be fairly explosive, i saw him play vs Oregon State. He's 6'4'' in shoes with 6'8''' wingspan sonthwts decent size. Could be like Avery Bradley
@@artie8561what? Gotta be joking
Did everyone forget Bronny James suffered from cardiac arrest?
His ticker is a time bomb.
Hed have 0 shot if he wasnt lbj kid. Any prospect with that hart issue would have no shot. Plus hes not that good.
WRONG. Jared butler? And I think when it’s when all set and done he’ll be 5x the player Jared butler is…
He’s not “polar”, he’s POLARIZING. 😂😂😂
*OVER 500* sons, grandsons, brothers, cousins, nephews, AND TWINS have entered the NBA by way of NEPOTISM ..
*so dont stop now*
Great analysis
Bronny James need another 1 YEAR in COLLEGE no doubt
The actual assists points and rebounds aren’t a problem. The problem is his percentage. You just can’t be inefficient in the nba. I hope he can improve
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@@AP90x Westbrook was the opposite problem though and it’s the exact reason why he never won. Westbrook had crazy stats on poor efficiency. Bronny has both of the bad parts
Considering his health issues leading up to the season, its pretty obvious he's not doing well considering he didn't have time to condition heading into the NCAA. He really should stay another year at UCLA and then declare for 2025 if he actually wants to take his development seriously and try to be an NBA player for a long time.
I can see him become a Donte DiVincenzo type of player
Jimmer don’t miss
"I don't know why people want to see him fail." The answer is nepotism.
Honestly as a LeBron fan i think he should sit this draft out work on his game this summer and stay at least another year to improve and boost his chances of getting picked.
5.6 ppg during his sophomore year
@@Un_k_noWNI doubt that. But okay
if green can get in NBA anyone can
@@danielmokobia106you really undermine how much of a player green is jesus christ
Bronny needs to stay and devolve more. To make it to league and stay in the league is two different questions.
he not even g-league worthy lmao. the fact he has medical issues isnt an excuse for his bad performance. if anything its more reason why he shouldn’t be considered for the league
It's genuinely insane. "Oh, he's a bench player in college, on a bad team, in a not great conference, putting up bad numbers, on bad efficiency, AND he has serious health concerns? Where do I sign!"
The way people just assume he'd be playing great if not for the cardiac arrest is pure fantasy land. He was a fourth option on his high school team that never won state. Why the hell are people assuming he'd be anything other than worse at college level? Only league he's destined for is the Rec.
@@Landfall364 Becasue they thing cause he came from Lebron balls he will be good lol.
They are just stupid
Spurs should draft him an learn for Pop & play beside Wemby as a true point guard and adding his dad would be easy with their cap space
That would be perfect for him and then would also give him no excuses
What's the benefit for the Spurs?
@@BudOnTheLeaves Spurs, Miami would be the ideal place for Bronny, Spurs like to draft players who defend well who has high iq, athleticism, has the ability to pass then they will try to hone the offensive skills that's exactly who Bronny is.. Then Bron likes Pops a lot, if Bronny is drafted to Spurs Bron might go there for 2 years. Bron two years might bring Spurs close to 200mill in revenue
Or he can stay in college where they actually have practices. Going to the nba he would be in the g league the whole time. Not practicing just playing meh games...
He should stay in college and get a degree, no James has ever accomplished that. If he is good enough he can start his nba career at 22.
why should the Spurs, or any NBA team draft him over players who can actually play?
LeFraud needs to get Bronny on his same training regiment i think... aka LePEDs
He don't have the HEART anymore.
Bron dresses more immature then his son 🤣
Change Your Name To “Jonny” James 😂😂😂
Great Video man!
LeBron (before): Look at my son, I wanna play with him in the NBA.
LeBron (now): Stop paying attention to my son! You're smothering him!
Funny how his tune changed when his son doesn't even perform similar to what most prospects would be at his level/age.
No matter the circumstance, he still isn't NBA ready yet, whether that's his fault or not is of no consequence.
Also, 6:03 is just a James-family type of moment - completing a wide-open dunk with flashiness while being down 23 points, what a James-family classic.
In my opinion he should stay one more year
*3 more years
Agree
he needs some Heat Culture
Bro he isn't nba ready.. simple
Bro almost died playing basketball. They just slowly but surely getting him back to full shape.
He’s not ready to go to The NBA needs to stay in school and his dad knows this.
He needs to stay hopefully he develops into a solid role player but they definitely over hyped him
Of course you are undecided. You don't know how to think for yourself. 😂
Bro’s heart literally stopped less than a year ago. Idk what more people want from him! The fact that he is alive is such a blessing! That’s all that matters right now!
If your developement is hurt by injuried you need to re-adjust the plan. Why would someone ”take a chance” on him? He should stay at USC. This video has a clear bias. Fast forward five years and people are gonna cry about how he should have stayed in college and how the team ruined his growth by not taking their time him.
Someone will take him in the 2nd round in order to get LeBron in free agency. It's kinda infuriating when you think about it.
I think people need to stop conflating us not wanting an undeserving player not to make it to the NBA nor for nepotism to not prevail as, somehow, hate for Bronny. We don’t hate the kid.
But it cannot be overlooked:
1) that sports is the greatest meritocracy and should remain as such. If Bronny isn’t good enough to make it to the NBA then he shouldn’t make it.
2) nepotism and cronyism has no place in sports.
3) LeBron is indirectly putting undue pressure on Bronny for his own ego to be able to have the prestige of being the first son and father duo in the NBA.
4) LeBron is encouraging expectations that may be too hard for Bronny to meet and may be setting up Bronny for failure.
That dans 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢
Him and zier took some cute pictures acting like they were teaming up like their daddies.
He bout to go off watch
There’s no way he should be shooting that bad from 3.
Gotta chalk it up to the disruption on his mental, and give him another chance to prove himself
Still young!!!!! The pressure he's under doesn't really help much!
Lebron can play with his son in the g-league
Man he just came out from a cardiac arrest, i think he needs more time
18 months atleast, which should give him the time to recover and become a good player and complete college. He has the height athleticism IQ of a mid tier defensive guard. He needs to take care of his health.
Finishing college or turning pro in Europe should be the goal for him. He already has the NIL money.
From a neutral perspective he needs to set his own life up rather than do what Lebron needs.
He can get drafted this year on a bad team, lose all season, not get played then get cut when Lebron retires.
Or put the work in.
Spurs or Toronto would be good places for him but I dont know if Lebron would go there.
IF IT WAS CONGENITAL THEN BRO NEEDS TO RETIRE!!! It was NOT congenital and you can tell because he WAS CLEARED TO PLAY
He was ONLY a HS all-, American, because of his dad. He ONLY got a USC scholarship, because of his dad. NBA talk is ONLY because of his dad.
If people were honest, bronny shouldn’t even be at USC
The Bronny hate is unreal…
Bro faked a heart attack to make an excuse for his poor basketball skills.
Shut up.
He dances like his dad.
I wanted to see the storyline play out, an NBA legend playing with his son. Unfortunately the undebatable truth is, if he didn't have the name, he wouldn't be on anyones radar, to prove that, look up some of the other college prospects with the same numbers. He's not an NBA player, I wanted to see the Bronny to Lebron assists but it just won't happen. People have bias because of his name, like I said he wouldn't be talked about, at all, if not for the Lebron James son angle.
Wish him nothing but the best. 🔥
W vid
Bronny should go back to college for his Sophomore season and continue to grow. It's not the right time for him to go to the NBA, and him going just fulfill Lebron's ambition would be bad
Roy hit a 3 on him, get Roy in the league asap.
He will play professionally OVERSEAS with Liangelo Ball.
He should have just skipped college and played overseas.
Bronny should play 4 years at USC because this will be his only career.
😂 some are just jealous because Bonny gets to cut in front of the line because his LeBron James Son.
Charlotte Hornets catching random strays
Like we’re not terrible we could definitely add him
He's a freshman in college. People need to reserve the judgement at least until his second year.
Bronny James is really good people need to pay attention he just having fun right now
Leave the kid alone. He just came back from a heart condition.
Juju is more NBA ready than Bronny.
People judge what they see!!! People aren't seeing much at the moment from him. Simple as that.
Right now, without a jump shot, he’s basically Gary Payton II
I have never heard anybody say he is an NBA talent except his dad. For that matter, my dad thought I could have played in the NBA and I am white and fat
the kid looks like next draymond green ^^
Points but his averages from the field and the free throw line
Bro had a heart attack at 18 man he gotta recover fully bro
NBA gonna introduce legacy admission for him.
Look here as far as is health is good im glad he is ok n secondly aslong as his hooping then thats the only thing that matter's
Dude is a celebrity first
Those odds look terrible considering they said they’re looking for the right development situation for him if he enters this year. The Cavs, Knicks, and OKC are all competing in the playoffs. OKC hit on lottery picks so that’s different but the Heat are the only team in that list with a development culture and they’re a playoff team too so lol. The Lakers is just a storyline, going there would not be good for his future. I think the Spurs should be in the convo too but “Lebronto” coming full circle makes a lot of sense for him.
I can see him in the league as a Tony Allen but it’s up to him if he’s gonna be a dawg like allen
Idk why ppl say he cant start on a bad usc team, when his positions as a possible starter are takenby 2 players, the projected nr1 pick and the best player of pac 12 last year..
This an opportunity for a massive pushback AGAINST Nepo Baby entitlement.
I mean, would you rather draft a 2nd rounder thats probably not gonna be worth much, or draft Bronny and get LeBron with it?
Tbh id take an undrafted free agent before I let a 40 year old lebron anywhere near my team.
im looking at his stats and ive watched a fair few games, and i see that alot of his averages are possibly a result of the limited amount of shots he gets in games. he has a majority of games with less than 5 shots a game. he has one game i see with a terrible shooting performance despite shooting 7 FGA. really bad game. but so many games are just 0-3 1-3 type games. Having so many limited shots and not enough opportunity to get a rhythm is affecting his play even seperating from the cardiac arrest. Although, no excuse for his 3pt shooting tbh, hes missing them and alot are open shots because of his percentages. but hes great attacking the rim and off the dribble and i dont see him getting as many shots up as his teammates and some would probably just say its cause hes not as good, and yes for some no for others id reckon. I think his shooting needs to improve big time but his overall ability is still a very good prospect esp with his defensive ability and IQ. could definitely start an nba career as a backup guard on a team working on developing talent rather than competing
You are exactly right, people are not looking deeper, if you look at other players who play similar minutes they have the same level of production often times Bronny has better numbers across the board like other than pts he has rebounds assists and steals
tbf those guys will also get a consistent number of shot attempts so theyve formed a rhythm. i do think bronny also gets taken out of games when he shouldnt. I've seen him help leads be formed and suddenly benched.@@Fgh-ng3qu
These spotlights and unnecessay attention on Bronny has to stop!!! Dude is just innocent! Bronny's sole existence, CURRENTLY, is to help LeBron James make history. Bronny knows it and that's why Bronny has not even showed up for any interviews. Bronny can then retire and inherit billions of dollars from LeBron, in which 99.9999999% of the people in this world can never make!
yeah they gotta give Bronny a break... he's a freshman..he's not his pops.. nobody knows what he'll do next season...King James got 2 mo seasons in em...!! dope vid..
if he's not gonna improve he'll be thanasis 2.0
He's more focused on Rainbow Six Siege than basketball
going from what we’ve seen so far, id say at best he would be a roleplayer on a winning team if youve watched 1 usc game you’ll see bronny being a true point guard. Bronny still has plenty of time to develop into a play making 3 level scorer
Damn everyone is dawging dude in the comments, they have him on a minute restriction he just had a heart attack a little while ago cut him some slack damn
If they do get to play together, that would be a historic event and good for the NBA community, ticket sales would sky rocket as Lebron on his last dance with his son on the floor.
IT DOES NOT MATTER WHAT BRONNY JAMES DOES AT USC HE STILL WILL MAKE IT TO THE NBA AS LONG AS HE STAY OUT OF TROUBLE & JUST KEEP LIVING