A hectic wave hit the Los Angeles Lakers locker room after their playoff loss to the Denver Nuggets. Darvin Ham was sacked over a phone call. LeBron James hinted at retirement. In the following weeks, rumors about him refusing to opt into his player option began surfacing. There future was beginning to look gloomy. The Laker Nation needed some reassurance. An awareness that unity and synergy still exist within the team. Thanks to Bronny James, they might just have some sense of relief.

The 19-year-old son of LeBron James has become the talk of the town leading up to the NBA draft. He measured at only 6’1″ to begin with, three inches shorter than what USC had him listed. To avenge the troubling start, Bronny had one of the best combine performances. His shooting stuck out and his active defensive pressure impressed many fans and NBA scouts.

As a means of security, Bronny held his pro day recently. As he did his drills, fans witnessed a sight for sore eyes. At the back sat LeBron James, the father of the performing prospect. Right by his side sat Anthony Davis. Laker Nation breathed a sigh of relief upon their spotting as it raised their hopes for the tandem’s LA future.

James and AD were reportedly invited by the teenage son of James himself to observe his game and maybe provide some valuable insight of their own. It is the first time the star Lakers duo have been seen together since the frantic aftermath of their first-round exit in the playoffs. It could be a sign of the Akron Hammer committing his future to the Lakers since he was with AD and the event was held in the Lakers facility.

Bronny James impresses LeBron James at pro day

A number of scouts sat at one side of the Lakers facility. Bronny James was the man of the hour. As mentioned his father sat in the stands. He began his pro day showcasing his elite athleticism. The 19-year-old performed some dunks to establish the atmosphere in the room. Later he gravitated to letting his greatest weapon speak the loudest – shooting. The encouraging shouts of the crowd suggested the crowd of scouts liked what they saw.

As far as Bronny James goes, he is fixated on making it to the NBA. The 19-year-old has survived ruthless media pressure having to follow in the footsteps of his great father. However, he doesn’t see himself anywhere close. The USC product akin his game to the likes of Derrick White and Jrue Holiday, true 3 and D players.

Given his tremendous 19/25 shooting at the combine and largely complimented defensive prowess, he is steering in the ideal direction. Such players are valued in the modern NBA, and Bronny hopes his pro day gives NBA teams further assurance of his potential. Do you think he will be drafted? Let us know your views in the comments below.