Bronny James Will Only Be Motivated By His NBA Draft Projection

Bronny James will be able to be part of the NBA draft in 2024. In other words, LeBron will be able to share the floor with his son. Finally! The four-time NBA champion talked about teaming up with his son during the All-Star Weekend.

Being in the spotlight was never an obstacle for Bronny. He is the son of LeBron James. That sure means a thing. However, it also gives Bronny a higher motivation to do his best.

Ziaire Williams watched the Bronny play and he likes his style. Well, Williams also knows that Bronny had to go through a lot.

“You’d be surprised by all the stuff Bronny has to go through,” he said. “It’s not fair, but he doesn’t let it faze him at all. I’m learning how to be more like that from him, and he’s younger than me.”

Bronny James to enter the NBA draft as a star

Williams admits that Bronny deals with big pressure. We can definitely understand that part. Williams joined the NBA as the 10^th overall pick and plays with the New Orleans Pelicans. He got the attention of the Memphis Grizzlies and Williams is posting averages of 21.7 minutes and 7,6 points per game. Williams learned a lot from Bronny and used this knowledge in the NBA.

Bronny James warming up. Looks pretty fluid. He’s a HUGE piece of Sierra Canyon’s flow that goes under the radar.

He plays a great floor game, helps to move the ball, pushes the break, makes the extra pass and is a threat from beyond the arc.

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Eric Pincus from Bleacher Report said that LeBron’s oldest son will be a second-rounder.

“Having polled several executives, Bronny James probably projects to be a second-round pick at this point, though it’s too early to say with any certainty,” Pincus wrote. “A team could reach for the son to lure the father.”

This leads us all the way to LeBron’s desire to play with his son. Pincus’ report makes sense. Sort of.

Bronny will try to do his best. In the NBA Peach Jam in 21, he did 21 points with six three-pointers.

“Bronny has been a positive surprise,” an NBA team scout said of his performance. “He’s shown me he’s more than a last name, he can make shots and handle the ball. He’s very even-keeled for someone who’s under the microscope.”

We have a few good reasons to believe that Bronny will take his numbers even higher. He is the young king, remember?