LeBron James Jr

NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT

POSITION: PG SGFROM: Sierra Canyon, CAHT: 6-2WT: NA
BORN: 10/6/04YEAR: HSsr.WING: NAREACH: NA

Article: Talented Sons of Famous NBA Fathers

Post: How Good Is Bronny James

Draft Notes

Bronny is the oldest son of LeBron James and he’s a gifted basketball talent who should follow his father’s footsteps to the NBA. He’s already got an above-the-rim game and has the makings of an elite physical profile plus tremendous skill level.

  • Court vision, feel for the game and elite level understanding/BBIQ
  • Strong build with good quickness and excellent leaping ability
  • Great bloodlines – and will have every opportunity in the world to make it
  • Can shoot the three and make plays off the bounce – projects as a better shooter than his old man.
  • Can already play above the rim and is almost certainly still growing and improving his athleticism. It’s scary to think how good he can become over the next decade plus.
  • Has broad shoulders and a lot of strength. Has a guards game and skill level but can take a lot of contact and hold his own against taller players. 
  • Brings a ton of excitement to the arena and is a fan’s (and a marketers) dream.
  • Has to work on all areas of his game, just as all young players do.

Comparisons

  • Avery Bradley
  • George Hill

Draft Projection

first round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

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2024 Shooting Guards

  1. D.J. Wagner – 6-3 – Kentucky
  2. Riley Kugel – 6-5 – Florida
  3. Ja’Kobe Walter – 6-5 – Baylor
  4. Thierry Darlan – 6-6 – Senegal
  5. Matthew Cleveland – 6-7 – Florida State
  6. LeBron James Jr. – 6-3 – Akron, OH
  7. Judah Mintz – 6-4 – Syracuse
  8. Scotty Middleton – 6-6 – Ohio State
  9. JJ Starling – 6-4 – Syracuse
  10. Arterio Morris – 6-4 – Texas
  11. Wooga Poplar – 6-5 – Miami
  12. Terrance Arceneaux – 6-6 – Houston
  13. Simeon Wilcher – 6-4 – North Carolina
  14. Chris Livingston – 6-5 – Kentucky 
  15. Mikey Williams – 6-2 – Memphis
  16. Johnell Davis – 6-4 – Florida Atlantic
  17. Will Richard – 6-5 – Florida
  18. Jamal Mashburn Jr. – 6-2 – New Mexico
  19. Tamar Bates – 6-5 – Indiana
  20. Adama Bal – 6-6 – France
  21. Dominick Harris – 6-4 – Gonzaga
  22. Langston Love – 6-4 – Baylor
  23. Jordan Longino – 6-7 – Villanova
  24. Kowacie Reeves – 6-6 – Florida
  25. Hunter Sallis – 6-4 – Gonzaga
  26. Kadary Richmond – 6-5 – Seton Hall
  27. Adam Miller – 6-4 – LSU
  28. Jalen Warley – 6-5 – Florida State