LeBron James made plenty of headlines while discussing his son, Bronny James, nearing his potential collegiate debut with USC. The Lakers forward told reporters last week that if he has a game when Bronny’s set for his debut, he’ll “catch [his teammates] next game,” while (rightfully) pointing out family always coming first.
But James’s former teammate, Danny Green, has a bold prediction for how the situation might actually play out. Green said he thinks the future Hall-of-Famer is too much of a “workaholic” to miss a game and, instead, believes LeBron would try to get to the USC game and play in his own game if need be.
“[LeBron James] is such a workaholic, I don’t think he believes himself when he was saying it… He’s going to try to do both if he can,” Green said while joining FanDuel’s NBA show Run It Back.
"[LeBron James] is such a workaholic, I don't think he believes himself when he was saying it... He's going to try to do both if he can."@DGreen_14 reacts to LeBron saying he'll miss a Lakers game if Bronny's first college game overlaps.
— Run It Back (@RunItBackFDTV) December 5, 2023
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For good measure, Green, along with hosts Michelle Beadle and Lou Williams, all agreed that if James were to miss a Lakers game to see his son’s debut, it would be a complete non-issue.
But James navigating two late-night tips for both USC and the Lakers while managing to make both happen would be a pretty incredible sight if he did opt to attempt it.