Lakers News: LeBron James' Younger Son Bryce Making Name For Himself This Summer

The kid can play!

When you come from good genes, it’s hard not to follow in the footsteps of your parents. That’s exactly what is happening to both of Los Angeles Lakers small forward LeBron James’ kids. Both Bronny James and Bryce Maximus James have been showing out on the basketball court, taking after their legendary father.

Bronny just enrolled at USC and will be playing college ball for the Trojans this upcoming season. Then he will likely enter the NBA where he and his dad could possibly link up depending where he is drafted. But Bryce is still only 16-years-old so he has a little bit to go before possibly entering the league.

However, that hasn’t stopped him from showcasing his skills on the court. At the Peach Jam basketball tournament, he participated and looked impressive. He flashed a mix of skills including his shooting ability. His jump shot looked nice and he showed that he could hit shots from three as well.

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With the way that the modern game is trending, being able to effectively shoot the ball is key to success. Bryce seems to have that in his game at such a young age and as he gets older, it should only get better.

With James senior as his father, Bryce must have picked up some moves. Plus his dad can help him maximize his skillet as one of the greatest to ever step on a basketball floor.

While neither Bronny or Bryce will be their dad, they both have different skill sets that should allow them to take their own journeys through the basketball world if they so choose to do so. 

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