Bronny James, Andrej Stojakovic among the four McDonald's All-Americans who have NBA dads

The McDonald's All-American game features the best high school basketball players facing off against one another, and is arguably the most prestigious accomplishment at the high school hoops level.
On Tuesday the rosters for the game were announced, and there were a few names that most people who follow basketball should recognize. As sports fans, we are all getting to, or for some have already gotten to, an age where our favorite player's kid starts to rise through the ranks.
That is the case for four of this year's McDonald's All-Americans, whose fathers each played in the NBA and are well known in the basketball world. Let's take a look at which of this year's All-Americans have a father who played in the NBA!
Jeff Shepard ( 1998-99)

Son: Four-star Reed Sheppard (Kentucky Commit) No. 30 Player in the country
McDonald's All-American team: West
North Laurel star and future #Kentucky hooper Reed Sheppard (@reed_sheppard) is one of four 2023 McDonald's All-American Wildcats.
— Mitch B (@MitchBTV_) January 24, 2023
First KY native to make the game since 2014.
DJ Wagner, Aaron Bradshaw, and Justin Edwards also named to the @McDAAG roster. #BBN @FOX56News pic.twitter.com/9MjpnisxLq
Dajuan Wagner (2002-07)

Son: Five-star DJ Wagner (Kentucky Commit) No. 3 Player in the country
McDonald's All-American team: East
DJ Wagner showed Chicago what ESPN #1 Player looks like. His nationally-ranked Camden squad knocked off city's top-ranked Kenwood Academy pic.twitter.com/aIOets8jTs
— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) January 21, 2023
Peja Stojaković (1997-2011)

Son: Five-star Andrej Stojaković (Stanford Commit) No. 19 Player in the country
McDonald's All-American team: West
6-7 Andrej Stojakovic @Jesuitsacbball
— Compton Magic (@Compton_Magic) January 24, 2023
McDonald’s All American @McDAAG
Trust Your Journey. Trust Your Work. Trust The CULTURE. The MagicLife🪄@AndrejSto2 🍔🍟🍔🍟@rj_arvizu @iJustWill @gussarmstead @niquedunning @lyneyaaa @PeyHeyrani @aswright93 @DougJoseph
🎥 @isaacudoema pic.twitter.com/9CQVwQ3S0K
LeBron James (2004-Present)

Son: Four-star Bronny James (Not Committed) No. 33 Player in the country
McDonald's All-American team: West
Bronny James has been named a McDonald’s All-American 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/lj4jTBPrbK
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) January 24, 2023