Bronny James talked about sharing the court with LeBron James during his rookie season and his father’s imminent retirement.
“It’s a blessing,” Brownie told Fox Sports. “Being able to learn from him, not only as a player, but as a dad. It's another type of relationship. I'm trying to make the most of it because it's something that a lot of people can't have. It's an amazing experience for me. I'm looking forward to whether he's still learning more here, either way. But I'm just looking forward to it.”
ESPN's Dave McMenamin said LeBron did not confirm or deny whether he was going back for another season, but Brownie was a bit like that.
McManning said: “I talked to Brownie about his favorite memories of the year, and he mentioned the surreal idea of working with his father, and he said ‘I look forward to these years.’ Dan Patrick performs.
This is not surprising, as the Lakers star has $52.6 million in player options next season.
James' retirement has been a hot topic in the post-season press conference of the Timberwolves eliminating the Lakers over the past three seasons.
James once again gave a vague answer to his future.
“I don't know.” James told reporters when asked how long he planned to continue the game. “I don't have an answer. I'll sit down with my family, my wife and my support group and have a little chat to see what happens. Just talk to myself, just how long I want to keep playing.
“Honestly, I don't know the answer now. So we'll see it.”
Shams Charania believes LeBron will come back for at least another season.
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