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I took that to mean he wasnt going to pressure his son by DBCooper

to leave earlier than he wants to try for the NBA. Not that he is ok not playing with him. Of course this could all be Lebrons way to force the Lakers to do something to improve team, as he has done in the past.

is this the quote you remember?

James has since added important context to his remarks, telling reporters last year, “Just because that’s my aspiration or my goal doesn’t mean it’s [Bronny’s]. And I’m absolutely OK with that. My job is to support my son in whatever he wants to do.”


I think it would be interesting if a team with minimal cap space took Bronny. If Lebron is serious would he go to, lets say the Celtics, to play for the veteran minimum?