i want bronny to play overseas, its either indonesia or thailand, so he could dominate those 5 footers over there and show what a goat son can do, go bronny
can't even imagine the pressure this young man is under... trying to live up to an impossible standard. I hope he finds his own path in life and his own happiness.
Aww poor kid. So much pressure growing up rich as hell with supreme genetics, all the tools, and trainers and food ECT. Bronny James ain't good cuz he didn't put in the work
Part of growing up is realizing that what your parents want and expect for you is not always what's best for you or what you're meant to do and that's okay
He had a lot of options and still chose to play basketball his whole life. Criticism on his skillset is to be expected and even if he is not elite like other prospects he is still pretty good
I don't know what it is, but there seems to be something about average/decent athletes that translates well to developing superstars. I don't watch basketball, but I watch a lot of combat sports and the absolute best coaches always seem to be people that were good enough to compete professionally, but far from elite level. And they train up some absolute monsters.
Hyperbole my guy. The fuck you mean Elite 3pt shooter? To be a reserve? Only a handful of players are considered elite from 3. It's not a common thing. He needs to get to about 36-38% for his position just to keep defense honest at the perimeter. That's called serviceable, hell......I'd even go as far as to say average. So, no he doesn't need to be elite at shooting 3s to be effective. He needs more time to bake in the oven as it stands. Why are we rushing the kid?
@@jeffmarks1506 For PG it's avg. Below avg, avg, and above average are mere points away from one another. Something like 4% either direction. Folks are acting like the league is filled to the brim with 40% 3pt shooters. Enough to apparently fill most rosters on every team. If he can bring his % up to mid 30's, he'll blend in with the rest of the league.
@@trueqiuhan Another misconception: Arvydas did have problems with his knees, but it was an Achilles injury which robbed him of the other-worldly athleticism he had until the age of 20. But to your main point, Domas would not be a disappointment if he was Tim Duncan’s son. He’s great.
Like being the son of a billionaire and one of the most famous humans in history. It's almost as if he doesnt have all the time, money, resources, connections and freedom for his entire life. Why are you talking as if the kid was born with no legs? 😂As a society we step over dying homeless people on the street but put our heart and prayers into millionaires and billionaires. We should really not be giving a fuck whatsoever.
It's too early to call. We have not been introduced or told of any specific interest or talent that he has in life outside of playing basketball, and interest in women 😄. He is young, so he has time to figure out what he wants to do with his life and purpose.
@@JRcalifornia i love your presumption that I do nothing for charity while making unverifiable claims about how much of a saint you are. You really thought you ate with that self gratuitous shit trying to prove your superiority for a stranger on the internet. I dont care what you do, im talking about society by large. The average person will become emotionally invested in the lives of celebrities/athletes yet ignore calls from friends or family and step over the homeless in the street.
His dad’s a freaking multimillionaire, you don’t have to wish him anything. His daddy can buy it for him. You have people crying over a trust frund kid not be able to make an NBA just because of his last name. This is a joke… 😂😂😂
@@terrytari1891 Why did you bring up the Heart Attack? I think it changes no ones' eyes and we've seen him play before and after. I hope you don't that type of stuff around your family and friends. Thy despise you if you do.
@@terrytari1891 Is it really compassionate to bring up a physical defect every time you preface a conversation about a certain person? Like I said , if you do this around your close friends and family, they surely despise you and can't stand being around you. I guarantee it.
No, not really it gets better each time. "Great on ball defense" is better than "solid defender" and "one of the best defenders of his class" is better than "Great on ball defense." You just failed English in high school
@@Fukuro14I mean that’s a HUGE jump to conclusions and disrespect buddy. All the original comment said was that he essentially highlighted the same quality in three different ways. Even if they gradually “got better” it was indeed that and it’s simply ironic 😂
@kimalibennett9468 you're right the end was disrespectful. My point still stands, tho. This is just a gradation it's used in rap, poetry, and literature. Like "March, run, fly" it's just more subtle here. If dude said "as a matter of fact" right before "he's the best defender of his class" this would make way more sense.
Bronny never said he wants to play in the NBA. One percent actually makes the NBA. There are 350 division 1 basketball colleges, and over 4,000 athletes. The competition to make the NBA is intense. He’s not NBA material. He’s in a great school and has a fantastic opportunity to get his bachelors degree from a prestigious university.
College degrees don’t mean anything now a days, especially for the son of a billionaire. He doesn’t give two shits about school he is just there to play basketball
He will never have to work a day in his life. I guarantee he doesn't care about a degree. LBJ's bloodline is set for hundreds of years if money is managed properly lol. Lebron currently makes 50mil year. Assume he stays for another 5 years. That's $300mil including this year, alone + whatever else he's made the past 20 years. With just 300 mil and an average return of 7% invested, that's $21,000,000 that 300mil would net him yearly. He's likely close to a billionaire. Nobody born after Bronny in that family will ever have to work. Assume he has 1bil in assets that can be invested, that's $70 mil a year net gain at 7%. That compounds year after year, after whatever you need to live off of comes out of that $70mil. That first million is a hurdle for anyone, but anyone with a million generally will never have to work again with proper investing. LBJ is worth a billion.
bronny isn’t aggressive offensively..his dad was unselfish but still went for 28 ppg in high school ..bronny isn’t even attempting a ton of shots ..he needs to take charge
Thanasis also isn't an nba level player, but that aint stopping him from having a ten year career. As long as lebron is still averaging 25, 7, and 7, bronny will have better job security than a supreme court justice
Thanasis was a Draymond type and level player in the top level of Europe. Bronny is a college bum. Alex (the youngest brother) who averaged 8 points in the G league is more Bronny. Typical brainless take. Even Kostas was 10x the prospect Bronny was
Love your video and the way you delivered the content. Especially the Magic Johnson sons part and Bronny's health condition. Keep up the great work and I'm subscribing.
Nothing but love for Bronny but it was evident when he was in high school that he wasn't going to be an NBA level player. My advice to Bronny is start a brand and go play Basketball overseas in China, Turkey etc. And Enjoy traveling the world while expanding his brand.
@@wills.9422going to Europe before going to the NBA has worked for many players it might work for Bronny too, especially if he's not good enough to get PT in the NBA, maybe a few years as a starter in a good european team would help him make the jump to NBA level, then he'd get drafted maybe 2 years later than planned but he would be much more ready
@@danieltanner8832idk i believe he does one more, LBJ’s gonna pickup that player option for next year. he’ll be a free agent and Bronny will enter the draft in 2025.. Unless lbj doesn’t like how this season ends then he won’t pick it up 😂
Hes averaging 5ppg 3 rebounds and 3 assists...on 36% shooting! If his name was Joe Williams Jr, no one would even know who he was. He absolutely wouldn't be getting any buzz about getting drafted. Bronny isn't ready to go pro, and by all rights he should stay in school another year (or 2) to work on his game.
well he should stay in college , but next year is lebron last probably so if bronny wont join nba then they wont play together. so i think bronny will go 2nd round or which is more likely he will be undrafted and maybe sign some 10 days contracts or sum like that >.
He didn’t even start in high school and doesn’t start in college. I don’t see why two years would change him. Everything from his 5 star rating to getting to play at a big HS and being recruited by multiple D1 schools is because of his Dad.
At least Thanisis is the best hype man in the league, that really affects team morale, think about it, his past teammates always turn down the laughs and back him
stop hating on Bronny James. he is skilled and athletic and he is unselfish. if he plays selfish he can score way more than 5 points per game. he is 100% a NBA level player. Pin this and come back in 5 years you will know this comment stays true
I just dropped a video on Bronny’s current situation all I ask is for feedback you don’t even have to like the video just wanna know that I can do better, have a blessed day 🙏
wow so you really believe a billionaire could be making his son still play basketball after everything smh are you a responsible father you on RU-vid with these comments
I can feel already that the novelty will wear off after the first month of games, then Bronny will be in trade rumours by All-Star break and Lebron will finish his career in a weird situation.
His trajectory was high but that heart-attack-like episode that came out of the blue changes a lot, not saying he can’t return to that same arc but it’s highly unlikely in a short window…
I would do something else, living up to the expectations seems impossible, he can become a philosopher like Jaden Smith with that kind of money@@Turk_2023
Not at all. Im a completely unbiased, neutral college basketball fan and its obvious Bronny James is the best player in USC ever and NEEDS to be selected first round by Lakers for his skills. I've been thinking that all season n didn't even realize his dad was LeBron. Note: Bronnys free throw average this season is on pace within ~5% LeBrons 2018-19 season. The next chosen one (Bronny) might be here y'all
As someone with a heart condition I feel like there's no doubt that it affects his mental game in a big way. Feeling like your body could fail you at any time can be scary, especially when playing a sport.
@@jarrellfarr3963 how is an nba level player? Name one thing that if he didn’t have the last name James would make him considered an nba level player? He sucks on a terrible usc team! You all are nuts
@@jarrellfarr3963 stop lying to yourself, he wasn't/isn't on the G-League level..Lebron is just a freak of nature, with that size and speed, Bronny doesn't have the size and talent.
An NBA level draft pick can’t be wasted! Someone’s dream can’t be crushed because an NBA player wants to play with his son. If you’re good enough you’re meant to be in league!
There’s Arvydas Sabonis and his son Domantas Sabonis. In my opinion the best Father and Son duo of all time. The Father a basketball hall of famer, and his son a multiple time All-Star.
The governor of Louisiana almost got Arvydas on LSUs campus with Shaq. It was like all these hoops they were gonna jump thru to have him come "study" petroleum engineering but everybody balked when they realized how out of control it was going to get. Like Russian Oligarchs we're going to funnel money thru that operation like they MIGHT currently do thru Adidas. Still it was funny reading about all these corrupt Louisiana oilmen trying to get Arvydas to come play with Shaq only to realize at the last second they were in WAYYYY over their heads
He’s literally in the prime of his life and was already in better shape than anyone who wasn’t a high level pro athlete. You’re talking like he’s a 47 year old construction worker who had the arrest and not the 18 yo. So yea it makes sense he would bounce back quickly from all reports the medical team jumped as soon as they could and that’s a big part of the outcome
The Ken Griffey Jr & Sr duo will always be special. I don't think we'll ever see a father and son play together at the same time let alone the same team. And hit back to back homeruns lol.
@@area52music and the greatest tragedy is none of these kids know what you both are talking about LMAO... i dn't think these kids even know what baseball is.......
I was training like crazy at pro level in Europe, it was very systemic, twice a day and I noticed that my stamina had limits, my shooting even with taking 200-300 threes after morning practice never reached 35% average in games. To be a pro player at NBA level it requires both phisical and neuro tallents (extreme eye hand cordination and high game IQ) the best thing that could happen to aspiring athlete is to fin out early if he is cut for pro level or not. My recomendation is not to train like crazy, but train normal and see if tallents shine and if tallent is obvious then pushing to pro level makes sense. If tallents ate not there focus on another career and just enjoy the badketball without any expectation
I think you need to go all in to see if you have the ability or no. At the very least you can look back in your life, and say you give it your all. I think it also depends on the sport though. Basketball is such an attribute dependent game.
@@rico14 maybe, but still probably no further than senior year in highscool. If not making D1 scholarship or not planning to have a career in sports... I would better focus on another career. I know guys who went some second or third league in EU that wasted premium years for career development also traveling had impact to have family/kids. If I'd go back I'd probably would have quit sooner rather than later.
@@viliusr.8792 I think with sports you have such a limited shelf life, so you have the rest of your life to purse a normal career. You’re definitely right about limitations though. I feel like a lot of team sport athletes can be more delusional, because you get scouted to the next level. Whereas individual sports it’s very easy to see how you compare to the elite.
@@viliusr.8792Bro not everyone has to be nba level, some guys are happy making 70k a year in a lower league just playing basketball. That is achievable to lots of less talented people around the world, if they just put the work in. Nothing wrong with that as you can still make a career out of it. And in America, why would you give up on basketball if you are getting a free education off it?
@@27Lozc would you leave your home and go somewhere to Europe or another city that you do not like? Job career can be super fun, stable and much easier than playing hoops, especially moving from town to town, or even country to country while being 28 or even 30, maybe having kids and family. If being single and not planning a family maybe ok 70k and playing hoops :) not saying its not fun, but depends on what you want from life :)
I don’t think people realize there’s only 400 nba players. And stars are gonna be in the league until they retire so kd, Lebron pg, and curry players like that are always gonna be in the league. there’s only 200 players in the world that rotate in and out of the nba and bronny isn’t there. It’s not a bad thing because the chances are so slim bro. People need to accept that fact and some people realize sooner then others
It’s crazy how LeBron fans act like victims and act like he’s being criticized for no reason. He literally said he should be an 82 overall and his dad had the audacity to disrespect NBA players by saying he’s better. But now he’s “just a kid.”
ja Morant Said hé shouldve Been a 99 overall in His rookie year and he was far from it so what is youre actual argument you don't except NBA youngin to be A Little bit cocky?
These days, kids and even adults don't really care about such matters. People are getting famous from acting stupid on social media or humiliating themselves. So the notion of a guy getting drafted, even though he doesn't deserve it won't resonate. If anything, in their minds, it will validate them and then they can brag and say they're better, simply because they are in the NBA.
@@zoo05zooI mean that’s always been the case in professions ranging from movie star to plumber. How many people work in an industry their parents were successful in? Every single one of them will say they earned their way, and maybe they did, but would they have gotten the same opportunities if they were you? Absolutely not
Generational farmers, cowboys, cattle raisers, horse breeders… Hell even generational tradesman were a common thing until not that long ago. The kids of the successful today usually don’t have to work as hard unless they luck out and have good (as well as successful in their field) parents who teach/drive properly.. Problem is most times their parents fail to instill any real values and the kids don’t have the hunger or drive their parents did to become successful in the first place.
Bronny really should stay in school an extra year or two to develop. That's the best for him if he wants to fulfil his dream. It cant be about fulfilling his father's dream of them playing together. If Bronny leaves college too soon, he might never really develop the way he would if he'd stayed in college a year or two longer.
I don't think there's an amount of development that would get him into the NBA legitimately. Also, he doesn't really need the education. I'd say just bite the bullet and try to make your Dad's dream happen, then do your own stuff after that one weird year in the NBA.
I genuinely thought I was crazy. I’ve been saying this since his high school career. Then I saw him at USC & I just knew it. But he kept getting media coverage so I thought “am I crazy? Is he actually good & there’s something I’m not seeing?”. Crazy what media can do to you
Nah, Bronny really not good lol and imma get down votes, but L46ron ain’t good either lol media has been playing overtime in their favor, but that’s just my hot take
@@bradyhayes7911right? I don’t think Lebron is the goat, but to say he isn’t good is CRAZY. Haha. But to the OP; spot on about the media, it’s responsible for most of the problems society is facing currently, utilizing divide and conquer tactics to get people who have never met each other to hate each other based on immutable characteristics.
It's the same in pretty much every Sport football (soccer) for example, the best Players always seem to have a Father who played football but were mostly just average and the absolute Super Stars have kids who are also just decent. Life always finds Balance.
Its because most high level professional athletes come from hard stock but when they make it big they breed with some skinny unathletic model. What they should be doing is finding other top female athletes to marry to create even greater athletes.
I really do feel bad for him. The pressure not only from the media, but the pressure from his dad, talking as if bronny making it to the nba is going to happe, is a lot to deal with. Maybe he will make it, but he definitely needs time to develop now and when/if he makes it
He'll be fine. 99.9% of people don't achieve their ultimate life dream. 99.9% of those people don't have nearly a billion dollars in inheritance to fall back on
It’s not just Bronny not being good enough. I think everyone expected USC to be a better program than they are, and when it turns out they’re a mid to low tier PAC-12 team this year, and you STILL can’t outplay the guards on that roster, there’s clearly a problem.
Idk if Enfield’s the issue though. Watching USC play, new coach or not, you definitely wouldn’t replace Collier, and Ellis is giving you 17-4-3 which Bronny isn’t going to give you. I think it’s more a talent issue than a coaching issue.
They're a great program I don't believe it's a coincidence the Bronny James drama is a huge distraction and they end up having a losing record for the first time in the past 4 seasons
At first I thought he could be a Jrue Holiday type of player. Then I watched him in his senior year of high school and thought maybe he could be a Marcus Smart kind of player. And now after watching him in college I hope he can just be a Quentin Grimes kind of player at best.
Bronny needs to focus on being a 4 year player so he can develop at his own pace, he'll probably then have a legitimate chance at being a substantial NBA player! Everyone isn't meant to be one and done!
If Bronny stays for 3-4 years, he has the potential to develop into a fringe NBA player who's in the league for 2-3 years primarily as a backup player. Think Phil Pressey, Kobe Brown, or Kim English.
@@dankhorse69420Look at Austin Reaves. He’s a starter now, no one though he would be in the NBA before his senior year. Barony’s shooting will develop. What he needs to develop is his dribbling. He doesn’t have elite speed so he needs to become an elite ball handler with good change of pace. Like Reaves. He’s a below average athlete. But his dribbling and change of pace are elite.
The kid didn't ask for this. Didn't call himself the chosen one. Didn't say that he's the best. He just wants to play basketball. Others are hyping him up and putting pressure on him. He's not his father and that's okay.
Sorry but you’re wrong. Once he declared for the draft and got drafted while clearly not being ready he accepted his father’s handout. Him just wanting to be his own player only works if you earned it. Can’t have it both ways
LeBron constantly overestimating him puts unnecessary pressure on him and also makes him a target. If basketball doesn't work out for him he'll be fine with that generational wealth. LeBron needs to chill on the hype because it's likely getting into Bronnys head and affecting his play
Well even Lebron has talked about the fact that his son might not make the NBA. He said in an interview that he had a talk with Bronny about the NBA not being promised for Bronny or for anyone, so keep in mind this is something they talked about. That said, Lebron wanted Bronny to make it because he wanted to play with his son. I think he was realistic though, you just might not have been aware of this discussion.
Really dude, being realistic counts for what? MJ son was a bum, LeBron took a chance and basically stood behind him hoping he can accomplish something to get into the NBA. Saying MJ is realistic is the corniest thing to say
@@gangstaxufor sure... Cause he definitely wanted one of them Jeffrey or the other one to be at least a little bit like him. It's crazy that players that weren't that all stars had kids that kind of went on to be... And the ones who were didn't do that well or do anything period. Except GP and Hardaway🤔
@@BonillaAlexander-t7o understandable, what my point is Giannis’s brother can at least get five rebounds. Bronny as a point guard in the NBA about to go 2/10😞
It’s actually surprising how many father son athletes there are. The son could never have the hunger level of the father so when is son gets better than a father it’s impressive.
What I hear nobody talk about is what's it even gonna look like if Lebron and his son do play together on the same team. Is Lebron gonna demand his son should start? Is he gonna demand they give him minutes? Is the coaching staff gonna be pressured? There's gonna be a lot of extra drama for the team that drafts Bronny
If he goes to the Heat it's not happening. He'd have to earn his spot off the bench even if he IS LeBrons son.....plus with injuries being so prevalent these days, he'll most likely have to start some games regardless
@@sydwelglobal1439I don’t even think bronny will go crazy he will do enough to make the nba as a role player but who gave you the ok to judge bc im sorry bro unless you went d1 in basketball your iq and resume don’t back up your comment
Without that connection he would be a 2-3 star recruit. With work, time, and production, some 2-3 star recruits make the NBA and some are even NBA stars. Bronny has an uphill climb to make NBA but I don’t rule it out
@@BRockin25i believe ppl are clowning him too early as well. Lbj knows his son and he knows talent. He wouldn’t make those claims if he didn’t think his son was good. I see a breakout soph year coming. His shot just hasn’t been falling but he shoots with confidence, so they’ll fall eventually.
No they aren't. They are looking for merch and ticket sales. Any team that drafts him will know exactly what they are doing. Even if a team doesn't have cap room for Lebron will extract assets from a team that does.
Exellent production well done. One small thing. The word you are looking for is exacerbated. "thats been exasperated" not a word. excellent still. liked and subscribed
whichever team drafts bronny, the father will say "they're holding him hostage" and demand that they trade bronny to LA and make a big dramatic stink about it.
I got to see him play against UC Berkeley, and he didn't even seem DI ready, let alone NBA ready. He looked totally lost on defense and was insanely turnover prone.
It seems Fathers kill their sons drive to compete against other grown men when they are raised in a pampered and lavish life. it just makes you weak when you come against ppl who have been hustling since 17.
I mean he’s a freshman coming off a major heart injury. Even before the injury, people that have been paying attention knew he wasn’t gonna be a 1 and done player in college. He has a lot of the intangibles to be a solid role player in the NBA, but was always definitely gonna need more than 1 year to develop in college, and especially so after the heart injury. He only had 2 turnovers in 46 minutes in 2 games against Cal this year tho so not sure how you got the turnover prone takeaway from watching those games lol
shit if he did that people would jump for joy. if the kid averages more than 10 points for his career i'd be happy for him but i don't see it happening.
The reason is simple . Bronny simply just dosent have that DAWG in him , hunger and urgency . Lebron was quite literally in a situation where he was trying to make it out of Akron Ohio trying to better his life and family through the sport of basketball which derived this genuine hunger to prosper and get better that can’t be taught or learned in my honest opinion . But I really can’t blame Bronny himself for not having these characteristics because he’s honestly blessed to be the son of Lebron and not have to worry about these adversities. This isn’t a basketball and Bronny specific case but same goes for many people who spawn into a lvl 99 environment with all the items already there. You HAVE to go through some kinda adversity of some sort to be great I believe.
Or just want it badly it’s billionaires kids who’s famous right now for making their own name trying to separate from their families and create their own legacy and are successful right now like Taylor swift
@@terryjones9030ignore these internet jackasses there’s a lot of dumbass people who don’t even need to be on the internet these days. He needs to go read a damn book 📖
Yea and they had to PROVED it before got drafted. They didn’t have millions of people saying they should be drafted after their freshman season. So IF Bronny can prove it next year then people’s opinion will change
The sons of STAR nba players rarely ever make it far but the sons of role player level nba players seem to become elite. Devin booker, Steph curry, Jalen Brunson, and Kobe to name a few.
I feel sorry for the kid. Who knows if he even likes playing basketball? I get a feeling there’s a ton of pressure on that kid in that household. He clearly isn’t an NBA caliber player. He shouldn’t even be at USC playing but we all know his name got him to where he is.
I just dropped a video on Bronny’s current situation all I ask is for feedback you don’t even have to like the video just wanna know that I can do better, have a blessed day 🙏
The fact Bronny had a heart attack and Lebron is saying "I won't leave the NBA till I play with my son" essentially is pretty messed up. The kind of pressure that some parents, especially American parents, seem to put on kids make me glad not to be American to be honest. As much as I love the states, this kind of dehumanising "overcompetetiveness" is scary, especially when it's to the point people are pressuring their own kids to such a degree, it's just depressing to witness.
Like it is possible to get the best out of people without this unhealthy level of pressure. I've no ill will towards Lebron, because this is a systemic issue but man is it messed up. Even more silly when you compare the scale of how much sports means to Europeans (people setting off flares in an indoor basketball court ffs), to how parents at little league games act in the US. Not saying over protective/competitive parents don't exist in Europe, but at most it's a light scuffle, but people pulling out weapons at a children's sports games in the US (and more than just a few times) is fucking insane.
That heart issue 1000 % derailed Bronny’s chances. I wouldn’t run the risk of him having another incident on the court. Bro should just enjoy playing all four seasons in college and just be involved with the game in other ways. He can work under rich paul and be an agent or something.
@@BiggieTrismegistus The problem is that usually this kind of thing is a career ender. Combine that with the timing of this, it's difficult to see an NBA team willing to take that risk when they have plenty of other options. He's not forbidden from playing in the NBA, but it's just another reason to choose someone else, particularly as he isn't exactly setting himself apart from the others.
I can’t even begin to imagine having a heart attack on the court in college and being drafted the next year. Please give Bronny 2 more years to get his confidence and talents refined. It will be special to see him being a piece on a championship squad.
Lmao Bronny went from a “best player in the country, NBA lottery pick” to “maybe he’ll be a good piece for an already built Champ contender” 😂😂 you Bron stans are so delusional. If Bronny was that guy you’d have seen the spark in him at least once in the 10+ years we had non-stop coverage of the kid. Even a casual non-sports watching observer would have seen it, it’s the “IT Factor” and Bronny clearly doesn’t have it. In the history of sports when you have a MJ/Bron level player, it’s extremely unlikely for the son to be anywhere close to their father, why? Because their father is THAT special, otherwise they wouldn’t be in GOAT conversation. It takes gift from God to be that good, and just being the son won’t be enough. It takes god gift and the hard work. You people are so delusional just be honest and say kid is trash.
@@Pler1978 Bronny can play defense though. I'll give him that much at least. He doesn't have any dog in him or a alpha mentality you see from elite players. He's way too comfortable with just being a complimentary player.
Great players don't often WANT to be coaches. Small point. The exceptions are memorable because it's really not tried that frequently. Especially since players really started getting paid.
@@AJHart-eg1ys there are like a dozen interviews with brons teammates saying exactly that, And bronny has more upside than 90 percent of the young guys who have great dunk highlight videos and end up riding every bench in the league until they don't get another contract. A shot is easy AF to improve. Defensive intangibles and court IQ are not. Not to mention bronny got athleticism, which the only thing that might have kept him from the league. You frumpy middle aged rec center washout white guys really enjoy acting like they somehow have knowledge about stuff they could never even hope to experience. Bronny is a billion miles ahead of every human you know, and when he gets drafted and has an impactful NBA career you can find this message and apologize for being goofy AF. I won't hoe you for it. I'm not sure which part you weirdly yet condescendingly talking about but both of my statements are true. Lebron is known for telling his teammates every move to make on the floor in various scenarios while accounting for the opponents reactions to the moves they make. Bron takes over entire time outs and draws up plays while his coach chills there quietly. That would be called coaching. It's also weird af talking to a complete ass stranger on the Internet like you're talking to your underage girlfriend. Keep that shit in your church group, this ain't the place for it.
Crazy how you have access to the facilities, trainers in the world and still can’t make it to the NBA. Shows how hard it is to make it in the NBA. The stars truly have to be aligned.
@@eitherholyorevil7546 I think height has a lot to do with it too. If he was 6'8" like his dad instead of 6'3" it would be a different story. BTW gods is never capitalized because there's only one God 🙏
@@kevinaldo69 Look at your phone. Did it make itself or was it created by someone? You didn't see it being made and you've never met the person or people who made it but yet you know with 100% certainty that it had a creator. One cell in your body is infinitely more complex than a phone and your body is made up of 100 trillion cells. It's statistically impossible that happened by accident as evolution claims. Creation is absolute proof there is a God. You may not be aware of that fact but it's a fact nonetheless
@JohnnyTsunami5666 points 3ast and 3rb. And plays good defense. He’s not NBA ready yet but for yall to say he’s not close to good is pure hate. USC is high level D1.
I am soo glad that someone has made this proclamation publicly. Unfortunately Bronnie James “IS NOT” NBA caliber talent. He’s a good kid as is his brother Bryce whom isn’t as good a player in high school as Justin Pippen, Alijah Arenas or Kiyan Anthony the sons of Scottie Pippen, Gilbert Arenas and Carmelo Anthony. Neither of the James boys are exceptional players, not even average for their current level of play. The pressure must be really tough for them per it’s perhaps expected that they play.
Lebron should tell the Lakers that they should draft his son late. Bronny should take a minimum class load at USC to maintain his student status because he will need the degree, but play in the NBA for a rookie contract.
Its a height thing also... LBJ is a taller, bigger player and has been since high school. The height genes didnt transfer to Bronny. The Nba isnt fair. You either have to be as good as Curry or Kyrie or you gotta be big like Giannis, LBJ or Wembynyama. Its just how it is
Le'von Ball wanted kids to play in the N.B.A , so what did he do? Married a 6 foot ball college basketball player. In his words he wanted a big "chick" to breed with. Dell Curry married a volleyball player. LeBron married a regular chick, not increasing his chances of producing star athletes.
Curry is a 6’3 strong athletic PG and light years better than all the 5’7 fans that identify with him. You need height and extreme talent just to make NBA let alone be a star
In the age of social media, a mediocre player with a huge following is more valuable than a "better" player without any followers. The NBA teams are brands and their main goal is NOT to win it's to make money...
Hit it right on the money . Everyone talking basketball when it's literally about money . Comments saying he doesn't belong in league when you can go to every roster and name at least 4 guys on team who don't belong there.
