According to ESPN’s mock draft, Bronny James is projected to be the tenth general choose in subsequent yr’s NBA Draft.

His father LeBron James has expressed his need to play with son when he enters the league. So does it make Bronny a extra engaging draft choose contemplating that it will additionally convey LeBron to the workforce?

Sports analyst Chris Broussard doesn’t that may be the case. “I would love to see Bronny be a lottery pick,” he mentioned on First Things First. Watching him, I like his really feel for the sport, I believe he has his dad’s court docket imaginative and prescient, sense and intelligence and all that.

“But to say he’s going to be a lottery pick because he’s defensively a terror as a six-two guard, I don’t get that. Nobody’s drafting a lottery pick who’s six-two because he’s great defensively in high school.

“But I don’t think a team would draft Bronny in lottery, assuming he’s not that level of player, that you just draft him even though he might be a second-round or late first-round talent, you’re just drafting him in lottery to get LeBron 2 years from now when LeBron’s about to turn 40? The question was would you draft Bronny in the lottery to get LeBron? No.”