He has to accept the reality that he is not as great as his father, but maybe one day he will be in the NBA but I don't expect him to perform like a superstar. His father is sure very supportive to him, so this guy hopefully will not feel the pressure.
I think he knows that already and so he is trying to improved his game because his father is very different. And I agree, if it time for Bronny to pick up schools, for sure there will be media around him, and it will be televised in TV.
So regardless of what school he chooses, it's up to him and just like you said, his father is very supportive of his sons and he only want the best for them.
Yeah, that's correct, I like how LeBron was not forcing anything on his son. Let them pick their own, create their own career, all he should do is support them.
Sure, Bronny got a lot of room for improvement but it will be a stressful career for him since most of the time he will be compared to his father.
I hope it will not mess him up and I am sure LeBron has the right words to guide him about not taking all the basketball analysts seriously.
2 more years, that's a long time for him to improve and who knows if we might see him in a Laker jersey someday.