Bryce James is the other son looking to follow in the footsteps of his father, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, into the NBA – and is possibly better than sibling Bronny.
Bryce, 16, is a member of the 2025 recruiting class, and it remains to be seen what college he will commit to if he chooses that route. For now, the younger James still has to decide on where to finish his high school career.
He used to play for Sierra Canyon School, but he has opted to transfer ahead of his junior year. Observers are monitoring how things will play out for the 6-foot-5 youngster, not only because he is the son of an all-time great, but also because perception is that he is better than his older brother Bronny, 18.
It has been an eventful month for Bryce James after he was reportedly scouted by plenty of NBA teams, including the Lakers, during the first day of Nike’s Peach Jam. Unfortunately, he also had to endure seeing his brother hospitalised after Bronny collapsed and suffered a cardiac arrest while working out for the University of Southern California.
On the bright side, Bronny appears to be doing well after the incident, with dad taking him out to dinner recently and sending out a thankful message to supporters who sent their love and prayers to the family.
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