Klutch has their hands in our cookie jar. This is nothing compared to the potential trading of Lavine just because he's with Klutch. I get it. It feels gross. He would have never been drafted if he wasn't LeBron's kid. This is nothing to write on our Wikipedia page, though. The odds of anyone panning out here are slim to none. If it keeps LeBron here for two more years, that pick was well worth it.
SMH..2nd rd picks can be had for cash. Most of us wouldn't have any clue who got drafted in the 2nd rd 3-4 years ago. Shame on some of you people.
Every person who makes a living covering the draft project him to be a NBA level player. He has defense that translates. You are hard pressed to find end of the draft prospects with any skill that translates. Really don't get why some are upset about something we've known was going to happen for years at this rate. Last year, Bron said seeing his son on the basketball made him fall in love with the sport all over again and gave him a new energy, etc. What do you think seeing him on the bench and on the rare occasion on the court with him will do for his level of commitment and buy in? That alone is worth it. also it's worth it to reward your franchise player with a truly one of a kind opportunity. One that we may never see again. Future Lakers will remember that, just as Bron did with us taking care of Kobe at the end of his career. That's good credit to build up with players you want to go after when Bron retires. This.
Can’t wait for his daddy’s cryptic tweets if JJ doesn’t play him or if Bronny doesn’t get burn in the G League because it’s coming.
And I'd much rather pay it on the fringes with Reddish last year and Bronny this vs Westbrook, Trae, LaVine or the like
Yeah. Sorry but I can’t get worked up about the 55th pick in the draft. This just isn’t a big deal to me at all.
I’m good with it. This is the rarest of rare possibilities to have father and son playing together in the NBA on the same team. It’s cool that it’s actually come true for Lebron and Bronny.
Going to be real awkward in that house when LeBron ships him out at the trade deadline for a shot at another championship
