How GOOD is Bryce James Actually?

The Second Son of Lebron James, the 6 foot 6, 16 year old, is making waves in his junior year at Sierra Canyon. And he may just be everything Bronny is not...

#bronny #bryce #nepotism

[Augrills]

Bryce just seems like a fun, goofy kid. Bronny seems more serious, but I think Bryce’s attitude is going to make him a lot tougher mentally. Like he don’t care, he’s just going to have fun out there

[carboy]

His numbers must be trash cause you didn't bring them up at all

[meazy]

Saying Bryce is dominating his junior season is such bs.

[iamtheonlywilly]

It would be crazy if he surpassed his older brother. Seemed like Bronny got all the attention and he was left in the cold. He may actually get into the NBA over his brother. If that happens I hope his brother doesn’t get jealous

[MrNobody]

He must have a massive transformation next year. He hasn’t grown since 2022 and from what I’ve seen he struggles to get more than 5 points a game. In a position and height where he should be dropping 15+ per game. I’m not hating Ik his comp is probably competitive, but there’s people from the school that I used to go to that I honestly believe could score more than Bryce.

[iLikeKungFu]

dudes like Anthony Davis who played super small....then had that growth spurt seem to always be monsters

[georockmann]

I'm convinced that none of the people that say he's better or will be better than bronny ever bothered to watch his highlights. He really aint that good. Usually all the game highlight reels have his name in the title, then show him scoring like 2 buckets and the rest of the videos are other players doing much better than him. Theres a reason hes not ranked in the top 100.

[chanendlerbong]

I always said that Bryce is gonna be a better prospect than Bronny because he is gonna have less pressure than Bronny because he's younger and he doesn't even carry his name unlike Bronny and now he is a better athlete and taller than him

[domudeh]

Bryce grew up without any Dog in him you can see it in how he plays

[skyfall]

It's a curse nba star sons don't live up to the expectation

[mikel]

crazy to think how this kid was born into this life and is becoming what he's being; wise soul

[MentallyUnhappy]

Last I heard, Bryce really doesn't have any offers outside of the few because of who his dad is and 1 or 2 real offers. Now that was a month or two ago. So might be wrong. He might be highly recruited now though.

[shootsir]

Bryce moves like Lebron. I know he is Lebron's son but I didn't expect him to have this many similarities.

[mr.b]

Lakers are going to need to draft Bryce as well now. If they want to keep LeBron.

[joserojo]

Bronny doesn’t want to live in Lebrons shadow, but he doesn’t want to disappoint his father. Lebron should step back and see what Bronny wants to be and do with his life. Bryce is the one who wants to continue the Legacy you can tell in his demeanor and hard play. He loves Basketball and wants to be great.

[pasilu]

Bryce has a lot of potential. At 16 and growing, it's hard to project a natural fit by position. But, if he continues to develop as a shooter, it really won't matter in the age of position-less basketball. By 18, we should know a lot more about his development overall.

[danshealthylifestyle]

Happy for both these kids. Nothing like a father supporting their kids. I know they will all be compared to their father, but they are so young and full of potential. I could see Bryce entering the nba dunk contest if he make it to the NBA

[TambayNaMaotPa]

not a fan of LeBron but I'd be happy if he gets to play with one of his sons in the nba before he retires

[otepdotnet]

what I see is Bryce got some smoothness on his game, his got a soft touch and great footwork which are natural on him

[danielpecina]

I'd say he is 6foot 3 due to them lying about bronnys height all this time