Certainly one of LeBron’s sons is now within the NBA. Might there ever be a world the place we see LeBron play with each his sons within the league? Tristan Thompson thinks so.
The Cavs reserve received a momentous 2016 championship with LeBron and has been so shut with that household that he calls Bronny his nephew.
His youthful brother, Bryce, is 17 years outdated and taking part in at Sierra Canyon Excessive College.
Many scouts say he’s really higher than Bronny and is taken into account to be the extra naturally gifted one at basketball.
Thompson thinks we may see all three James’ within the league collectively sooner or later, which might be completely wild.
“Take a look at how ‘Bron is taking part in,” Thompson mentioned instructed Cleveland.com. “He may in all probability play one other 4 or 5 extra years. He may as effectively maintain taking part in so he can play with Bryce.
“He’s going to finish up doing it. He’s. That’s what’s going to occur. All three of them are going to be on the identical workforce.
“It’s only a blessing for that entire household, man. I’m so pleased for all of them. I hope my youngsters play within the NBA. I do know I’m not going to play with my youngsters, however I hope my youngsters can really feel one thing particular like this sooner or later. Stress is on.”
Thompson additionally gave props to LeBron and Bronny for reaching one thing so unbelievable for the James household.
“It’s wonderful. Bronny’s been round this recreation since he may sip a bottle,” Thompson mentioned. “Having the ability to accomplish this together with his pops, it’s a testomony to so many various issues, particularly Bronny’s exhausting work.
“It’s quite a lot of stress. It’s robust. It’s not straightforward being the son of the best participant to ever play the sport of basketball after which to make the NBA and play along with your pops after which for ‘Bron to be this good for this lengthy, it’s (expletive) loopy.
“… It doesn’t even appear actual.”
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