The 18-year-old player was transported to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center following the incident at the USC campus arena. He spent only a brief time in intensive care; a positive sign considering that most cardiac arrest victims undergo numerous tests over several days to detect the cause.

LeBron was spotted entering Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he went to visit his son, while Bronny’s brother Bryce posted a photo of the pair to Instagram.

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer, LeBron previously expressed hopes of playing alongside Bronny, who would only be able to join the league in 2024 at the earliest. Should his wish be fulfilled, LeBron would enter his 22nd NBA season, tieing with Vince Carter for the longest career in league history.

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James is considered one of the best players in his position in the 2023 class. He is projected to be a lottery pick if he enters the 2024 NBA Draft after one year in college.

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Before he made his decision, Bronny James was the only uncommitted top prospect in the nation. His recruitment process was kept under wraps, and only a few people knew about his plans. There were rumors about him possibly spending one year in G League before entering the draft, but it appears the 18-year-old James opted for a more conventional college route.

Bronny James averaged 14.2 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.8 steals per game in his senior season with Sierra Canyon School. While not considered to be a generational talent as his dad, many believe he could have a long NBA career thanks to his playmaking, three-point shot, and defensive versatility.

If Bronny James enters the NBA in 2024, he will have his dad waiting for him to play together. LeBron James said on multiple occasions that he wants to team up with his son and still hasn’t changed his mind.

“I was serious,” the Lakers’ star responded when he was asked about his plans to play with his son. “And I’m still serious about it. Obviously, I’ve got to continue to keep my body and my mind fresh; I think my mind is most important.”

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Apparently, LeBron got in touch with Arenas recently and asked him to keep an eye on his son during a training session.

As Arenas explained to NBC Sports Washington’s Chris Miller, “LeBron hit me on Instagram and said ‘My son is starting to train and he’s training with Dribble2Much. Can you go over there and put some eyes on him and let me know because I’m kind of worried about him.’ I went there, watched him, and gave him some pointers.”

After the session, Arenas had great things to report to his old friend: “He’s your clone, you don’t need to be worried,” he told LeBron. “Just from looking at him, you were probably taller, you’ve got the same speed, he probably jumps higher, passes probably the same, IQ probably the same, he shoots better and dribbles better.”

LeBron’s response to Arenas? “That is actually correct”

Bronny is currently 16 years old and is ranked 25th in the nation for his class, ESPN reports. He currently has offers to play basketball for colleges such as Kentucky, UCLA, Duke, Kansas, and North Carolina.

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The 18-year-old player was transported to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center following the incident at the USC campus arena. He spent only a brief time in intensive care; a positive sign considering that most cardiac arrest victims undergo numerous tests over several days to detect the cause.

LeBron was spotted entering Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he went to visit his son, while Bronny’s brother Bryce posted a photo of the pair to Instagram.

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer, LeBron previously expressed hopes of playing alongside Bronny, who would only be able to join the league in 2024 at the earliest. Should his wish be fulfilled, LeBron would enter his 22nd NBA season, tieing with Vince Carter for the longest career in league history.

The post Bronny James in Stable Condition Following Cardiac Arrest appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

James is considered one of the best players in his position in the 2023 class. He is projected to be a lottery pick if he enters the 2024 NBA Draft after one year in college.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by @bronny

Before he made his decision, Bronny James was the only uncommitted top prospect in the nation. His recruitment process was kept under wraps, and only a few people knew about his plans. There were rumors about him possibly spending one year in G League before entering the draft, but it appears the 18-year-old James opted for a more conventional college route.

Bronny James averaged 14.2 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.8 steals per game in his senior season with Sierra Canyon School. While not considered to be a generational talent as his dad, many believe he could have a long NBA career thanks to his playmaking, three-point shot, and defensive versatility.

If Bronny James enters the NBA in 2024, he will have his dad waiting for him to play together. LeBron James said on multiple occasions that he wants to team up with his son and still hasn’t changed his mind.

“I was serious,” the Lakers’ star responded when he was asked about his plans to play with his son. “And I’m still serious about it. Obviously, I’ve got to continue to keep my body and my mind fresh; I think my mind is most important.”

The post Bronny James, Son of Lakers’ Star LeBron James, Commits to USC appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

Apparently, LeBron got in touch with Arenas recently and asked him to keep an eye on his son during a training session.

As Arenas explained to NBC Sports Washington’s Chris Miller, “LeBron hit me on Instagram and said ‘My son is starting to train and he’s training with Dribble2Much. Can you go over there and put some eyes on him and let me know because I’m kind of worried about him.’ I went there, watched him, and gave him some pointers.”

After the session, Arenas had great things to report to his old friend: “He’s your clone, you don’t need to be worried,” he told LeBron. “Just from looking at him, you were probably taller, you’ve got the same speed, he probably jumps higher, passes probably the same, IQ probably the same, he shoots better and dribbles better.”

LeBron’s response to Arenas? “That is actually correct”

Bronny is currently 16 years old and is ranked 25th in the nation for his class, ESPN reports. He currently has offers to play basketball for colleges such as Kentucky, UCLA, Duke, Kansas, and North Carolina.

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