19YO Bronny Dodges LeBron James-Like Hate From American Millionaire In NBA Future Reality

Bronny James, the eldest son of NBA icon LeBron James, demonstrated his abilities during the McDonald’s All-American Game. Despite his West team’s tight 107-106 loss to the East, Bronny left an indelible mark with his outstanding play. The 18-year-old guard demonstrated his scoring skills and playmaking abilities while playing at the Toyota Center in Houston, scoring 15 points in only 19 minutes.

His three-point shooting was particularly impressive, as he shot 5-for-8 from beyond the arc, falling only one less of Gerald Green’s McDonald’s All-American game record. So, looking at that performance an ESPN commentator who has never backed from criticizing LeBron James praised Bronny and said that he is ready for the NBA.

Skip Bayless thinks Bronny is ready for the NBA

Skip Bayless has been one of the biggest critics of the Akron Hammer. However, that has not been the case for his son as he said, “The Bronny I saw play in the McDonald’s All-American game was good enough to contribute to an NBA team. He has a good enough feel for the game, he has a good enough NBA stature doesn’t have his father’s height but is 6-foot-3 and is built.”

Bayless further said, “He just knows how to play and is fearless because he grew up in a household with one of the greatest players ever. So he will step onto an NBA floor and he will not fold or shrink, he will rise to the occasion.”

So, unlike his father, Bronny James has been getting a different treatment from Skip Bayless even before his NBA career began and as Bronny’s skill improves and he gains attention from basketball fans all around the world, his future seems promising.

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Currently, he is playing for the USC Trojans and despite coming off the bench; he has consistently averaged 5.8 points per game. While it may appear small in comparison to some of the other top talents, with LeBron James as his coach and father, Bronny has all he needs to make a name for himself in the sport in order to follow in his father’s footsteps to become a basketball superstar.

So, what do you think, will Bronny James be as successful as his father in the sport of basketball? Let us know in the comments below.

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