Bronny James has faced significant scrutiny since choosing to follow in his father, LeBron James’ footsteps in the NBA. Being the son of a four-time NBA champion brings immense expectations, and over the years, Bronny has shown great courage in confronting these challenges.
The elder James has always been a vocal supporter of his son. He once again stood by him during a media session on Monday. When asked about Bronny’s experience with the Los Angeles Lakers so far, LeBron didn’t hesitate to remind everyone that his son is now a “grown man” and “professional.”
“You got to ask him. He’s a grown man; ask him how he’s handling it, and we’ll go from there. He’s a grown man; he’s a professional; he can handle it,” James said.
Bronny’s performance in recent preseason games has drawn attention. The Lakers rookie has averaged just 0.7 points, one rebound, and 0.3 assists per game over three contests.
LeBron James Reflects On Teaming Up With Stephen Curry In The Olympics
LeBron James and Stephen Curry, who had spent years as rivals, finally joined forces on the international stage, representing Team USA. During his media availability, LeBron reflected on his experience of teaming up with Curry for the first time in the Olympics.
“It was everything, and more. I was super excited to be able to finally team up with him; you know, in that type of atmosphere, that’s what it was. Being part of the Olympics was everything I’d dreamed of and inspired to wanna be a part of that along with Steph. Great memories,” James said.
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LeBron and Curry helped lead Team USA to their fifth consecutive gold medal. As the Paris Olympics may mark their final Olympic appearance, the chances of seeing the two team up on the court again are slim.
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