Bronny James shares James family secrets (Image credits: @bronny, @kingjames/Instagram)
LA Lakers rookie guard Bronny James talked about his family in a fun interview with ESPN. All the attention has been on James after he was picked 55th overall by the Lakers at the 2024 NBA Draft.
They asked him a series of “Who’s more likely to,” questions. The rookie point guard was happy to share some of his family’s secrets with his answers. When it came to the part where he was asked about which family member has the most “rizz,” the younger James said, “No one.”
While he did not directly say that his father, LeBron James, has no rizz, Bronny implied that no one in his family is good enough with it. Bronny’s answer then exposed his mother’s secret.
“Who’s more likely to be late to a function?” they asked Bronny.
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Bronny’s honesty was a treat for the fans as they now know a few more facts about the James family. He was also asked to list his five favorite players of all time, which you can access by clicking the link below.
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All-Star forward excited to see Bronny James play with his father
There’s been a ton of hype around Bronny James stepping foot in an official NBA game this season. One of the players who’s most excited to see the young prospect play is Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George. George is looking forward to seeing the rookie play with LeBron James.
““I don’t know how soon JJ Redick is gonna throw Bronny out there, but it’ll be cool to see,” George said. “Just imagine Bronny throw a lob to LeBron, LA is going to go crazy. It’s just the dynamic of that.”
The nine-time All-Star shared how much of a fan he is of the younger James.
“I’m a fan of Bronny. I think he has NBA potential for sure.”
However, Bronny has underwhelmed in the Summer League. In his two games at the California Classic, he averaged 3.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists. On the defensive end, he handled his own as he averaged 1.5 steals and 1.5 blocks.
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