LeBron Embrace Lovely Moment During Sierra Canyon’s Game

LeBron James has hard time accepting the loss of his dear friend Kobe Bryant. These two shared a special bond and losing one of the greatest basketball players of all times is the worst nightmare an NBA fan can have. Bryant’s death opened everyone’s eyes, teaching us that tomorrow is never promised. We have to be grateful for everything we have in life. We have to be grateful for our family, for our home and the food we eat every day. That’s what King James thought during Sierra Canyon’s game on Tuesday.

The Lakers superstar attended the game and shared an emotional moment with his son. He attends almost every game Bronny and his Sierra team play. Of course, he is doing this when his Los Angeles Lakers don’t have any games scheduled.

Bronny and Sierra will do great things

LeBron is really proud of his son, and he is doing all the things his father didn’t do. King James was raised by a single mom, and he wanted to be the father he never had. His kids learned how to cope with the fact that LeBron is their dad. They learned how to live in the spotlight. This spotlight actually helps Bronny invest his talent in the game. He is already noticed by great coaches and players, and he will definitely have a bright future in the NBA.

When it comes to LeBron and his team, they are doing an incredible job. LeBron missed just a few games so far due to an illness, and his season is excellent. He promised to win a title, and it looks like he will win one for Kobe. The Los Angeles Lakers haven’t won a title since Bryant’s retirement, and LeBron will change that. Anthony Davis will give him a hand in the process. These two will do great things for the team. They will make Bryant proud.

Bryant’s death shocked the entire nation, and fans still can’t believe that the legend is gone. It’s hard to believe that Bryant is gone forever. His 13-year-old daughter Gianna died in the helicopter crash along with seven other people. The nation grieves, and the Lakers even postponed their game against the Clippers.