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LeBron James impressively watches Bronny play on TV while simultaneously talking to reporters: ‘SHOOT IT!”

LeBron can watch Bronny AND answer questions from reporters at the same time.

Want to see multitasking at its best?

You bet. And of course it’s LeBron James who’s doing this — he’s known for having an incredible memory and the way he processes plays in real time. So, sure, he can watch his son Bronny play for USC on Wednesday night, commenting the whole time at the screen AND answer questions on his Los Angeles Lakers win over the Dallas Mavericks.

Watch the whole video. It’s so fun to see him yell stuff like “SHOOT IT!” in the middle of answering a question or processing what was asked. I certainly couldn’t do this without being completely distracted:

The NBA world sends love to Bronny James following cardiac arrest

He’s in stable condition.

Horrifying news was broken on Tuesday morning.

Per a statement via Shams Charania (see below), Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest while practicing at USC.

“He is now in stable condition and no longer in ICU,” it read in part. “LeBron and Savannah wish to publicly send their deepest thanks and appreciation to the USC medical and athletic staff for their incredible work and dedication to the safety of their athletes.”

There’s no other information beyond that. The freshman joined USC in May after weighing a decision on where to play in the fall.

NBA players and others sent prayers on Twitter after the news dropped:

Watch: LeBron James proud of Bronny getting McDonald’s All-American honors

Watch LeBron talk about how proud he is of Bronny’s latest accolade and how his career is unfolding.

Bronny James is taking another big step in his basketball journey, joining the McDonald’s All-American roster. It’s a major accomplishment for any player, even one with so much to live up to.

Watch LeBron talk about how proud he is of Bronny’s latest accolade and how his career has unfolded.

James is the top-ranked undecided Senior in the country. He’s named his top three schools as Ohio State, Oregon and USC.

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Notre Dame vs. Sierra Canyon, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch Bronny James, LeBron’s son tonight

Bronny James, the 18-year-old son of NBA superstar LeBron James and his high school squad, Sierra Canyon will meet Notre Dame on Friday.

Bronny James, the 18-year-old son of NBA superstar LeBron James and his high school squad, Sierra Canyon will meet Notre Dame on Friday night from the Pauley Pavilion at UCLA.

Bronny James is a highly-touted four-star combo guard who has been the subject of much attention in college basketball recruitment circles. He has been making waves in the high school basketball scene, and many are excited to see him take the court against Notre Dame.

Tune in tonight and watch Bronny ball in Los Angeles, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the game.

Notre Dame vs. Sierra Canyon

  • When: Friday, January 27
  • Time: 11:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: ESPNU
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

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Bronny James confirms top 3 schools, will decide at end of Senior season

At the moment, Ohio State is the heavy favorite to get his commitment.

The top undecided basketball recruit in the nation is also the most famous one. Lebron James’ son Bronny James is in the midst of his Senior season at Sierra Canyon (Calif.) and will soon decide where he will play his college ball.

Recently, Bronny confirmed to the LA Times that his top three schools are Oregon, USC and Ohio State and says he will decide at the end of the season.

At the moment, Ohio State is the heavy favorite to get his commitment – On3’s prediction model has him going to the Buckeyes at 95.5%. Rivals has Ohio State at 100%.

James has helped lead Sierra Canyon to an 18-5 record this season. Their last game is scheduled for Friday, January 27, against Notre Dame Sherman Oaks (Calif.).

Bronny (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) is ranked No. 9 among combo guards and No. 33 overall in his class.

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Bronny James showed off all his bounce in Sierra Canyon’s dunk contest

Like father, like son. Wow. LeBron James has been dunking from above the rim for, pretty much, the entirety of his NBA career. Even before that in high school, he was getting up there.

Now Bronny James is doing the same thing.

LeBron had a proud dad moment on Instagram when he shared a video of Bronny getting his head above the rim on a massive windmill dunk during the Sierra Canyon dunk contest.

He threw the ball off the glass, leaped up, caught it and threw it down. The athleticism is crazy, man. He’s only 17-years old doing this. It’s wild. Just wild. Dude has bounce.

The most impressive part about this is that he’s jumping this high and he’s only 6’4. His dad was doing it at 6’8. Bronny might have just as much bounce as pops at this point.

That wasn’t all, either. Bronny was going crazy all night.

Man, this is impressive. Keep this up and maybe they’ll have him in the NBA dunk contest someday.

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LeBron James showed up at one of Bronny’s games and was the perfect basketball dad

This was such a cool moment between LeBron and Bronny

Most times when we see LeBron James, he’s on the court dominating some opposing team or doing some sort of content shoot for The Shop or one of his other productions.

Those are two pretty good versions of LeBron. But the best version, by far, is of him being a dad. It’s so cool.

That was him on Friday at one of Bronny Jr.’s high school basketball games. James showed up, of course, to support his son. And that’s exactly what he did — he was the quintessential basketball dad.

He stepped out there on the court to give him some advice during shootaround.

And when it was winning time, Bron told him what to do. “Bronny, get open and get a bucket.”

First of all, do y’all see all that grey in Bron’s beard? This man is really getting old.

That’s a cool moment to see, though. It would’ve been better if Bronny hit the shot, but that’s still a good look. And a cool moment between father and son. This was just awesome.

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WATCH: LeBron James addresses prospect of playing for the Knicks with his son, Bronny

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.

Following Wednesday’s win versus the Knicks (12-33), the Lakers (35-9) star praised Madison Square Garden, calling it, “the mecca of basketball” and saying it was his favorite place to come play.

A reporter in the scrum around the star viewed that as his opportunity to ask if LBJwould ever plays for the Knicks if the team drafted his son.

Well, LeBron didn’t say no! He did go full-on dad, though.

“My son is in ninth grade, man. We’re tryin’ to worry about what project he’s gotta turn in tomorrow, that’s what we worried about right now,” James said. “That’s what’s most important: school, home and being the best big brother he can be.”

Bronny turned 15-years-old in October and is a high school freshman. So, at the earliest (under current draft rules and without a reclassification), the teenager would be draft-eligible in 2024.

LeBron’s current contract with the lakers expires after to 2021-2022 season, so it’s technically definitely an option that he’s with a different team by the time his son is playing in the league, too.

While the 35-year-old opted not to answer the yes-or-no question outright, he did have this to say back in a 20 18 interview with uninterrupted: “You want to ask me what is the greatest achievement of my life … If I’m on the same court as my son in the NBA, that would be No. 1 in my lifetime as an NBA player. I’ve thought about it because my son is about to be 14, and he might be able to get in there a little earlier.”

LeBron James addresses prospect of playing for the Knicks with his son, Bronny

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.

LeBron James addresses prospect of playing for the Knicks with his son, Bronny (Lebronwire)

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.

LeBron James’ basketball-playing son, Bronny, continues to be a part of King James’ postgame conversations this week.