Already Taller Than Stephen Curry, LeBron James’ Youngest Son Would Put Michael Jordan to Shame With His Nasty Fadeaway

A two-decade stint with the NBA ranks LeBron James as one of the most decorated athletes of all time. However, while his playing days might be numbered, there are heirs to keep his legacy alive. Notably, following the footsteps of their legendary father, both of the King’s sons have taken the world of basketball by storm. Both Bronny and Bryce James are currently playing for one of the best basketball programs, Sierra Canyon. While the elder prince has made strides as four-star recruit, LeBron James’ youngest son is making the headlines. In his recent game, he displayed elegant technique that might shock even Michael Jordan.

As generations have passed, the basketball offense has evolved in multiple dimensions. However, every offensive savant no matter what era seems to have one shot that validates their status, the iconic fadeaway. A smooth shot moving away like His Airness is one many modern day stars have struggled to master. Kobe Bryant and LeBron James are some of the few players who kept the lineage going.

Likewise, it seems the Akron Hammer wants his sons to take over the throne. Suited up for Sierra Canyon, Bryce James showed off the trademark of his offensive arsenal hitting the fadeaway with ease and charisma.

LeBron James has taught Bryce well

A clip of the James household’s youngest son blew the internet. The 15-year-old first jumped into the eyes due to his insane growth spurt. He shot up to 6 foot 6, 3 inches more than his elder brother, Bronny. In the past, LeBron James declared the young prince to be the best shooter in the family. Bryce James is now proving his superstar father’s admission to the entire basketball realm.

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The 15-year-old showed elite mastery of the fade away, a signature shot for some of the greats of the game. A striking feature was the poise he showed to bamboozle his defender. Using his eyes to deceive his man, he got a moment of hesitation. From there, Bryce James went into his rhythm making the shot despite the contest.

His size and shooting excellency could make him a serious threat if he learns to utilize them to the fullest. At just 15, Bryce James isn’t anywhere near his final height. A tall frame allows him to attack the rim. Athleticism seems to run in the James family, and Bryce has picked up the King’s genes. Slowly but steadily making his mark as the next in line, his potential might just be off the charts.

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Taking a broader view of his attributes, Bryce James looks closer to LeBron James than Bronny. An aggressive slasher and capable rebounder, do you think the 15-year-old will play with his 18-time All-Star father in the NBA one day? Let us know your views in the comments below.