In a moment that will go down in sports history, NBA icon LeBron James took the opportunity to share an unforgettable experience that took place in October 2024, when he and his son, Bronny James, shared the floor as teammates for the first time. This proud father-son duo made NBA history, becoming the first to play together in the league, as they suited up for the Los Angeles Lakers against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
During a candid discussion on the “New Heights” podcast hosted by NFL stars Jason and Travis Kelce, LeBron reflected on what he considers his greatest accomplishment to date. “As far as titles go, it’s a separate thing, but being in this league and now doing it alongside Bronny, it’s probably the number one accomplishment I’ve ever accomplished,” he said. he expressed with palpable pride.
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LeBron went on to highlight the deep emotional impact of this journey, saying: “Working with your son – I’ve heard this from many people in various fields, not just in sports – it’s the most beautiful thing you can do.” The reflective superstar opened up about the sacrifices of his illustrious career, explaining how playing with Bronny helps him fill in the moments lost during his son’s formative years.
“Being able to see him every day, working hard in this process, striving to achieve his dreams, it allows me to reclaim some minutes, hours and years lost due to my commitments on the road and in matches,” he added, acknowledging the bittersweet nature of his professional background.
-Additionally, LeBron showered his son with admiration for his fierce determination and commitment to basketball. “Bronny doesn’t need to play basketball at all; he doesn’t need money,” LeBron noted, emphasizing that his son’s choice is driven by passion rather than necessity. “But he’s made it clear: This is his career, his goals, and he really loves the game. I love this kid. He’s great.”
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LeBron, who is also a proud father to Bryce, 17, and Zhuri, 10, shared the heartfelt sentiments while celebrating his unwavering bond with his family. Married to his wife, Savannah James, since 2013, LeBron’s dedication to his family remains as strong as his commitment to the game.
