LeBron James’ Son, Bronny James is Channeling “Genetics” As He Shoots 76% FG With 0 Turnovers!

Back in high school, LeBron James was an absolute beast. Representing St. Vincent-St. Mary, The King made a name for himself at that level. Now his son, LeBron “Bronny” James Jr is on the same path.

Now aged 38, James gets to see his sons perform on the same stage. Both Bronny James and Bryce James are playing for Sierra Canyon, with the former already looking like a high-level NBA prospect.

Bronny in fact has been playing some dominant basketball off late. Wowing fans at the Les Schwab Invitational in Oregon, where he is averaging 20 points on incredible shooting numbers.

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Bronny James is putting up some incredible performances at the Les Schwab Invitational

The Les Schwab Invitational is one of the biggest high school basketball events in the United States. The tournament which has been around for around 26 years now has featured several NBA superstars, including the likes of Scottie Barnes, Michael Porter Jr., Ben Simmons, and many more.

Well, in 2022 it looks like Bronny James, son of LeBron James is the one who is showing up. The young King has been balling out at the invitational, currently averaging 20.5 points on some amazing shooting splits, which includes a 76.2 FG% and 81.8 3FG%. Additionally, he is yet to give up any turnovers.

A truly exceptional first two games for Bronny. With more to come, fans will be watching the invitational intently with the hope of seeing more amazing performances.

It is great to see Bronny performing so well on such a big stage. And it looks like he is making use of his genetics, or rather channeling it. LeBron would be proud.

LeBron James intends on retiring only after he plays with his sons

King James is currently in the middle of his 20th season in the NBA. At the age of 38, he does not have much time left in the league. However, he has made it clear that he plans on continuing to play until he gets to play alongside his two sons Bronny and Bryce James.

It will definitely be intriguing to see LeBron play with either or both of his sons. But, at this point, only time will tell if it comes to pass.

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