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Brian Windhorst Breaks Down The Chances Of Bronny James Playing In NBA With LeBron

LeBron James is a freak of nature. He’s in his 19th year in the NBA, still hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down and arguably still is one of the best players in this league at age 37.

But when you think about the NBA average, which James clearly is no part of, the question of a possible retirement often is the elephant in the room for players in their mid-thirties. LeBron though has no plans of retiring before 2024. That’s when his son, LeBron James Jr., could play in the NBA.

Bronny is currently a junior at Sierra Canyon School, and has become one of the top recruits in his class. According to some reports, LeBron James will be willing to leave the Lakers, or any team for that matter, to have the opportunity to play alongside his son.

But many question the talent of James Jr., and are under the impression that the hype he generates is solely because of his superstar father.

Brian Windhorst now made an appearance on the Dan Patrick Show, and discussed LeBron Jr.’s future, while also sharing some interesting insight about his younger brother, Bryce James.

“There are people who told me that Bryce actually might be the better prospect amongst the two.”