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Lakers’ LeBron James Sends Emotional Message To Bronny James After USC Debut

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Bronny James made his USC debut on December 10 after missing the beginning of the season while recovering from a cardiac arrest and his dad, NBA legend and Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, was at the game.

Bronny came off the bench against Long Beach State and played 17 minutes. He finished with four points, three rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block. His one block was a chase-down block, a play NBA fans have seen LeBron make several times.

After the USC-Long Beach State game, LeBron sent an emotional message to Bronny on Instagram.

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“Can’t even tell y’all how EMOTIONAL today was for me! I’m literally drained and all I can say is bronny you’re simply INCREDIBLE!! Damn the wins and loses that will occur,” LeBron wrote. “You’ve already won the ultimate goal/championship and that’s LIFE!!! Proud of you kid and today you’ve given me more life! Thank you and I love you “

LeBron wants to play with or against Bronny in the NBA. No father has played with or against his son in the league. Bronny is eligible to enter the NBA next season.

Bronny suffered a cardiac arrest during a USC workout in July and underwent successful surgery to repair what the James family referred to as a likely congenital heart defect. LeBron, arguably the greatest player in NBA history, told reporters during Lakers media day that he was dedicating this season to Bronny.

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LeBron can become an unrestricted free agent in the offseason of 2024 and sign with the team Bronny gets drafted by.

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