“Guess LeBron Is Headed to the G-League”: LeBron James Plotting Major Future Move Around Son Bronny’s Decision Erupts NBA Twitter

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers aren’t exactly having the season they dreamt of earlier. King James turned 38 just a week ago. Although James’ longevity is unquestionable, nobody can defeat father time. Even James knows it, as he recently reiterated some of his wishes before retiring from the game. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar sent fans into a frenzy as he recently divulged his plans in detail before retiring from the game.

King James wants to play with his son Bronny James before he retires. Bronny playing in the NBA isn’t quite possible in the near future, hence fans hilariously suggested the Lakers superstar find another way.

LeBron James’ intense wish to play with his son 

The Lakers no. 6 recently sat down with ESPN to discuss his achievements and his time in LA. In the midst of all the goals that he was chasing, James is still eyeing to play with his son. As James waits for his son Bronny to be eligible for the NBA, the NBA fandom decided to hilariously troll King James for his wishes.

Here are some of the reactions:

Fans joked about how King James would have to play for the G-league to fulfill his ultimate wish. Bronny still has a long way to go in the NBA. He would be officially eligible for the NBA in 2024, a year after his high school graduation. LeBron James’ eldest son might look for other places to be during that time, like the G-league of the NBA rather than college basketball. 

A report in The Athletic back in October 2022 also mentioned that many scouts think that Bronny isn’t “ready” yet. The widespread consensus among experts is that he will take time, and that could be more than just a year.

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Whatever time it takes, the 38-year-old would be waiting. Meanwhile, he’s looking to break other records as he’s close to becoming the all-time top scorer of the NBA.

James looking to break Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s 34-year-old record

The four-time NBA Champion is just 459 points away from becoming the NBA all-time top scorer. He is supposed to surpass the Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in a few games this season.

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Although it is a lifetime achievement, James is in no hurry. As he voluntarily sat out in the past five games of last season for an injury rehab. The Lakers superstar mentioned how scoring in games that don’t matter felt “corny” to him.