LeBron James’ son, Bronny James, was selected for the McDonald’s All-American Game. He will be representing his high school at Houston’s Toyota Center on March 28. For this first-time opportunity, Bronny James will honor his dad by wearing his jersey.
LeBron James’ Bronny has learned from the best— his dad. At 18, he is already set on a path paved with success, thanks to his commitment and background.
Amid being disciplined and serious with his sports, LeBron had the time to instill his values in his kids. Like him, they are already making waves on the basketball court and in the endorsement industry.
LeBron James’ Bronny, a high school basketball champion at Sierra Canyon School, has signed a string of deals. The brands on his deal list include Deats by Dr. Dre, Nike, and PlayStation.
Lebron James’ Son, Bronny James, is Honoring his Dad
Fortunately, he not only has his dad’s support but love. The Lakers champion does not hide his confidence in his oldest son. Last year, after Bronny’s Nike deal, LeBron raved about his success online.
The father-of-three wrote in a post:
“The Legacy Continues On!! Congrats Young King!!”
The young king is doing more than padding his resume. He has also chosen to bring his dad honor and pride. LeBron James’ Bronny was shortlisted for the McDonald’s All-American Game. Sources claim he will wear a special jersey
LeBron James' Son Bronny Will Honor Dad by Wearing a No. 23 Jersey for McDonald's All American Game https://t.co/6d9MpXaVMc
— People (@people) March 23, 2023
McDonald’s All-American Game Will Have Bronny In LeBron James’ Jersey
This will be the first time Bronny will play in the McDonald’s All-American Game. The organizers have revealed that the game is special because players will get to strut their stuff. According to Elizabeth Campbell, a McDonald’s exec:
“The McDonald’s All-American Games represent more than one night of basketball. It’s a chance for elite players to show out on the national stage and create their own legacy.”
Fans can expect to see LeBron James’ Bronny in his fullness. Additionally, the high school basketball player has opted to wear his dad’s No. 23 jersey. This was LeBron’s high school choice. He also donned it during his early years in the NBA.
Bronny was handed the jersey on Wednesday after confirming his interest in having it. His entire family was present for the handover ceremony.
Long before his seemingly near NBA future, Bronny has proven his commitment to the game. In return, his dad is optimistic about his skills. When he turns 19, he will be eligible for the NBA draft, but the Lakers champion is already excited. He confessed that he desired to have Bronny in court next to him.
