Lets ask some questions. Where are we in two years years? We the same as today? Of course not.
How good is Bronny and where is he being drafted. Low first round? 2nd? Thibs gonna play him? LOL
Thibs even here?
What is Lebrons health and exectations , and how good are we?

We gonna answer this question two years out?

fishmike wrote:what if Bronny is really phucking good but you are like "we gotta let his dad play with him the first couple years if we draft him"

That might be the real question... cause it will be all about them

For LeBron and Bronny's sake, I hope the kid is a legit prospect and gets drafted. He already has some pressure on him for being LeBrons kid. I've seen some reports that say he looks like a 2nd round draft pick. There's still time for him to grow, of course, so we will see.

jrodmc wrote:I wouldn't **** every ho in LeQ's harem for a billion dollars to get Lebron at any time in the future.

And I can imagine that could very well blow up in any FO's face dumb enough to do it.

Can't wait to see Triple's take on this.

it’s just like you to waffle . . .

Allanfan20 wrote:Is Bronny even an NBA player?

Short. Fundamental defender. Will have no ability to get to the rim at the NBA level. At least for his level, he's got pretty good court vision.

So there will be two versions of Bronny. The guy you see in college and the guy you see when he's old enough to start cycling PEDs.

Ceiling is a 4th guard. Massive advantage he has is the ability right now to play against elite, for his level, competition. Massive disadvantage is everyone is gunning for him on the court based on his last name and father.

If his father was a truck driver or a dentist and not a future locked in HOFer, no one would care. He's not talented enough to make people care on his own.

A team in the first round starting in the 20s might give it some thought. The pan out rate at that tier isn't exactly very high in general. Because of the inexpensive RSE slotting, it means Bronny James would get at least a four year career in the league.

Rich Paul can just talk to teams in private and say if you draft Bronny James, LBJ will change his mind and not sign. It's looking more and more like LBJ and his son will be able to pick their destination, which will probably be Cleveland because it makes the most marketing sense.

Fundamentally, this is a marketing decision more than a basketball one.