LeBron James got the internet talking once again as a picture of the Los Angeles Lakers superstar and his sons dunking a basketball went viral on social media yesterday.
The four-time NBA Champion was in the headlines once again after he posted a picture of himself and his sons Bronny and Bryce of Instagram, dunking a basketball similarly.
The picture featured the 37-year-old LeBron, along with his sons Bronny (17) and Bryce (15) all performing the act of dunking the ball through a hoop.
The caption accompanied the picture “Triple Entendre!!! 3 kings” with the image credit given to Cameron Look (Kool Mac).
The picture went viral on social media in no time, as fans look forward to seeing if Bronny and Bryce’s futures in the game can replicate his father’s incredible career.
What is Bronny and Bryce’s futures in the game?
Both Bronny and Bryce can look forward to bright futures in the game, and hope to replicate their legendary father’s legacy.
The eldest son Bronny is a 17-year-old high school basketball player currently attending the Sierra Canyon High School at Los Angeles, California.
Bronny plays a point guard or shooting guard for the Sierra Canyon Trailblazer. LeBron’s eldest son already stands at 6 feet and 3 inches at 17, and is one of the most highly rated rookies in the game right now.
Bronny will be eligible to take part in the NBA draft in 2024, and it is likely that there will be plenty of franchises queuing up to secure his services when he comes of age.
It is safe to say that Bronny, already a star in his age group is set for a career worthy of remembering for a long time.
As for LeBron’s younger son, Bryce Maximus James is a 15-year-old, but he is no normal 15-year-old as his father has previously stated that Bryce is the best shooter in the James household.
Bryce was offered a Division I scholarship to play basketball at Duquesne University, and his recent growth spurt that has taken him to stand at 198 cm, 8 cm taller than Bronny.
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