A major goal for LeBron James in his NBA career is to have the opportunity to play alongside his son, Bronny. Unfortunately, this dream may be at risk after Bronny was hospitalized following a cardiac arrest during a training session at the University of Southern California (USC).
LeBron has expressed his desire to play with his son in his final year in the league. This suggests that retirement is not imminent for LeBron, as his son may be drafted early in 2024. However, this possibility hinges on Bronny’s health and recovery.
After being discharged from the ICU, 18-year-old Bronny is in a stable condition, and his family has requested privacy while ensuring they will share updates when available. A spokesperson expressed gratitude to the USC medical and athletic staff for their exceptional care of their athletes, LeBron and Savannah. Bronny, LeBron James’ son, suffered a cardiac episode during training, bringing concern to the family. Bronny had committed to the USC Trojans, showing promise as a top high school prospect in May 2023. The dream of playing alongside his son Bronny has been evident in LeBron for some time, with him even stating during an interview that he would join any NBA team that drafts Bronny to make this dream come true. Despite prioritizing his son’s health over basketball at this difficult time, LeBron’s desire to play alongside his son remains a heartfelt aspiration.