BRONNY JAMES IS A LEGIT NBA PROSPECT NOW!

Here's the Ballislife Summer Recap of Bronny James.
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[@lnh]

This man is an nba superstar and manages to attend almost all of his son's games. Nice work LeBron.

[@Teewaree13]

True

[@deserthobo]

ya love to see it, all these fathers bringing up their sons to be GOATS like lavar

[@SimbaPranks]

That’s not that impressive tbh. It’s more impressive for a regular dad to attend his sons every game than a multimillionaire NBA player dad.

[@okieoiogh8235]

Because he likes it

[@chisolmronald]

@@SimbaPranks it is cause lebron has a very busy schedule

[@Lemon_Drums_USA]

His game reminds me of Paul George’s. Just so damn smooth, and doesn’t waste any extra energy at all. Just kind of cruises at medium speed, then explodes for only 2 or 3 dribbles. I’ve watched a ton of basketball, to be really honest. I’ve never seen a kid this smooth, calm and with that deep of a bag. Most kids that age that can dunk and shoot at his level would be forcing stuff in traffic. His dad really taught him not to waste any possessions at all.

[@srgetem]

could definitely see sum PG13 in his game

[@peacockmusicpage]

Pandamic P?

[@warrendickerson7132]

Y’all funny

[@winthropandrews2674]

Bro i was thinking same thing, He doesn't rush or force it, just on time, and smooth with it.

[@dgoodall]

PG but .. about 8 inches shorter

[@OhYessseong]

It's crazy how Bronny is getting underrated now. Any press he gets people think it's solely because of his dad. He definitely has the athleticism, basketball IQ, and skills to back up the talk now

[@justin4347]

he definitely used to get attention only because of his dad but everyone can see he’s good now

[@steffeezzyyman9173]

Real talk he is serious looking like a problem on the court he gone be so nice in the nba as a elite point guard. He is better thin some players that’s in the league now. Be careful #bronnyjamesupnext

[@MastaSplinta]

Yeah he definitely earned respect because he has his own game and plays extremely smart poised. People think he's over rated because he's talked about and people can't stand it but f*** the haters. We live in a world full of opinions. Can't change everyone's mind about him lol.

[@kieshpeash]

He has all that because his dad though

[@derrickware3519]

Right...that's exactly what I'm seeing. At first I wasn't sure if it was because of his dad or not....but yes! his game is looking strong enough now.

[@Thehharrison]

I’m honestly most impressed with his body control and balance. His shot off the dribble is smooth he’s always squared up and he elevates. Combine that with the quickness off the ground and a shifty play style you have a potent player.

[@MrAddidas2]

I know right. His mechanics are flawless from the jump till the horn sounds.

[@dcvisions1552]

I like that he's very humble.Ive never seen him get in anybody's face after scoring or do anything extra .He just plays the game.

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

Michael Jordan was never humble. The greatest players of all time were never humble lol. Humble is not a common characteristic of greats of competitive sports 😂

[@rbae]

@@Jonathan-cz4ky Julio Jones with multiple NFL records and considered in top 10 WR of all time 👁👄👁; Roger Federer, Raphael Nadal, Kawhi Leonard, Pullela Gopichand, Rahul Dravid- I can keep going around the world if you want

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

@@rbae And with all the people you name I can name 5 other people who aren’t humble 😂 competitive sports people have egos they have egos because they’re confident. That simple.

[@rbae]

@@Jonathan-cz4ky you can name 20 broke people for every 1 rich person - numbers don't make you better or stronger, just being a better player and performing makes you the best

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

@@rbae numbers do objectively make you better wtf are you talking about the greatest players all have the best numbers whether it’s in terms of efficiency, number of rings, playoff wins, points, wins, rebounds everything. Either way that has nothing to do with the fact that the wide majority of the greatest players in competitive sports are not “humble” and have egos because they know they’re great. Jerry rice acted the way he did and talks about himself now because his greatness is indisputable. Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, Larry Bird, Isiah Thomas, Shaq the list goes on and on and on.

[@mav1783]

He's a solid, controlled, and methodical player. He doesn't waste much movement or energy and efficiently does exactly what he needs to do I'd say

[@NotoriousSSV]

His pace is crazy he doesnt force anything. Smart player. Never understood the criticism tbh.

[@abcgif9739]

This guys is so smooth no fancy dribbling just pure energy the PG competition in NBA is stacked i hope he becomes two way point guard

[@donovanjohnson756]

He’s come along way his game has gotten tremendously better

[@bobbyjones1671]

I agree … he’s 2-3 times better now

[@MIDNightPT4]

He got a bagg

[@KC-lg8qf]

His pace is otherworldly. Plays under so much control. It takes some guys years to learn pace, and some guys NEVER do.

[@GoodMortySmith]

NOT HIM DOING THE LEBRON HESI HALF STEP BACK 3 LIKE HIS DAD AT 2:49! THAT IS A LEBRON OLD MAN MOVE 😂 AND BRONNY DID IT. LEGEND!

[@brickstyles8345]

He has improved a lot from last year! It would be cool to see him play with his dad in the NBA

[@popotime1]

Bronny is a gonna be a special player. Not only is he gifted w/ his dad's genes, but, his attitude and demeanor on the court is light years ahead of the HS kids. Alot of NBA stars have kids who played ball in college and very few in kids make it to the pros, but Labron should be commended for raising a such a level-headed kid, and demonstrating being a role model Dad for his son. Kudos to James family (mom and dad).

[@samtismeify]

Athletic, good form on the jumper, solid fundamentals, good IQ, solid ball handling. A star in the making

[@NotSoOriginal06]

Still too early to already say he's gonna be a star

[@Tehnaris]

@@NotSoOriginal06 star in a making he said, chill fool

[@S.W.B85]

Scientific breakthrough: Chase down blocks is a gene that can be passed through generations!🤔🤣🤣

[@youngcaprio5972]

The test for Bronny will be averaging close to 20 a game efficiently this year while maintaining everything else good about his game.

[@AJShotDat]

20 ppg is a test for anybody

[@dedicated1228]

@@AJShotDat that ain’t shit when you in high school and a top player in the country

[@dreamchaser1419]

@@dedicated1228 It is tho because y'all not taking into consideration what type of competition or system his team is running. What if their coach wants them to be more team oriented than individual

[@dedicated1228]

@@dreamchaser1419 they coach is ass, but it’s senior year he should at minimum avg 17-19 ppg

[@user_user_user8957]

@@dedicated1228 I say 15,5,3 is a good spread for him. Players like Cade Cunningham averaged like 12pts in high school. He’ll be fine.

[@jasenjahn]

Imagine having one of the best NBA players of all time as a Dad showing you footwork.

[@cristianchavez1699]

what a great father Lebron is.. my dad was a cook and never hardly went to my games. when he did, he would sit in the stands and laugh at me when i missed or got benched. at least there are supportive fathers out there

[@joshski85]

Did you try not missing?

[@AR-rg2en]

Perhaps he was teasing you.

[@bigboner23]

Don’t worry you weren’t destined for ball😅

[@ykworld4070]

😂 my boy bron be in a jet at all times 😂❤ supporting the kids is the best feeling ever

[@thelegend90028]

Clone

[@Mcali1984]

Bronny need to start going to NBA pick up games. He’s got enough talent to get a few buckets. Bro is advanced, coordinated and calm about it. He blocks and dunks on dudes and doesn’t get in their face. My favorite thing about him. He’s really humble. Great kid.

[@jacquesbeatty9755]

"Bronny need to start going to NBA pick up games." ABSOLUTELY, like Rico Hines if he allows it.

[@frost-lx9by]

I agree should be in the Brickley and ucla runs

[@andysmith1669]

NBA pick up games are in his backyard.

[@NESGTorro]

Lmao his dad is bron you don’t think he playing with pros

[@PR1NCETD0T]

he'd get destroyed by the bigger guards in those games but it would be an experience.

[@jessewilliams1929]

A lot of improvements I’ve seen from him this summer.

[@Khoy0415]

0:08 Lebron: Lets go! Coach: Yes Lebron!

[@4ou2grow24]

Bronny journey is backwards and crazy he got all the skills first now his athleticism is kicking in last thing he needs is confidence it's usually the other way around

[@lmaostrnoob]

He progressed the smart way. Get the fundamentals down then puberty take care of the rest.

[@4ou2grow24]

@@lmaostrnoob I agree probably got some good advice lol

[@califoreign]

@@lmaostrnoob that’s how It’s SUPPOSED to be done! 💪🏽

[@ahmereware8063]

@@lmaostrnoob that's exactly what's going to happen with Bryce. It's like once you start becoming a man you want it more

[@whatsinyourjar8944]

His confidence went up this year !!

[@inholee1732]

Man bronny is sooo freaking good. You know he’s putting in a ton of work and has the best coach at home.

[@bdk9580]

Bronny living in Coach Pops House?

[@natshpesoj6442]

The love for the game is there, thats what’s most important 🏀

[@samtismeify]

He been nice, love to see his game develop by his own work and not riding his dads coattails, he’s got a game like few others I’ve seen of late

[@Messiah921]

God gave him the 6’3-6’5 package deal so he show the world what a real skill set is. Lebron too big and heavy to move like he really want to. This height is just right but he still not done growing 😮‍💨

[@kungfukenny8098]

If his wisdom teeth have grown in then he won't get taller

[@dwynoliverponce788]

All hyped up for this kid his game is getting on point now great to know he’s not getting that much media attention now so that he can focus on developing his skills more without pressure from media. Wish he develop more on his shooting though that will surely make him a star in the league.

[@califoreign]

Can’t wait to see this kid in the league!

[@Kosithegod]

It’s the strength and balance for me, he makes every move at his own pace.

[@doubleoosplash9189]

His game Maturing so crazy working with his dad , an being on mad teams , his played so many different levels , but his game gettin

[@dlbrdb]

Bronny really bout to be “like that” now 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯

[@OctaneStreet]

Such good camera work

[@sssaturn]

kids face 0:55 got me dead

[@hudzii805]

Damn. See this young man progress over the years is outstanding. Plus has the best coach in his corner. LBJ

[@saidassimkus1133]

not only that best wisdom trainers in the world for becoming more athelics better jumps shooting techniq good medical care diet also the wisdom of lebron

[@propo0p337]

Guy in the background really became😮at 0:54 gotta love my man's reaction xD

[@frost-lx9by]

The confidence and skill is catching up the athleticism now 🤒

[@hm021s]

Bronny is changing so much! Good boy ⚡️🔥

[@techwood262]

That dribble into a hop step is his moth lethal move he creates just enough space to keep his defender on edge and pops a quick jumper smooth game

[@Explodeo]

This kid is actually looking further ahead than Lamelo was at this age. Explosive athleticism, handles, and shooting. I don’t see many Bronny dime videos but I am sure that will come along too.

[@blazingfire3609]

Except lamelo is like half a foot taller😂

[@everythinglakers1713]

@@blazingfire3609 facts lol. I have a feeling Bronny gonna grow to like 6 foot 5 though when he gets into the NBA

[@fuzzybuttish]

Aint never seen a more odee title than this yall out did yourself with the engagement farming

[@_KITE]

I feel like Bronny plays more like "Lakers Lebron" than he does "v1 Cleveland Lebron", if that makes sense He can get to the cup, but also has a three ball and good court vision

[@dblans20]

His shot is so smooth

[@YonkoTaz]

He going to hit a late growth spurt like Paul George did. That's when he gone really be dominant.

[@kungfukenny8098]

Let's hope his wisdom teeth haven't grown in yet otherwise it's wraps for him getting taller

[@Mvkhzxii]

@@kungfukenny8098 Fr Fr Fr

[@ralphkleinguevarra]

0:09 LMAO their coach looks like Austin Evans!

[@godson8817]

Fun to watch

[@j.c.rodrigues9498]

Yeaaaaah! Come on boy, one of my fav future gen now.

[@JustWant2Eat]

amazing improvement

[@frizzyrascal1493]

His finishing around the rim comes definitely from his father. While he's not a super athlete I can see him becoming a PG kind of player in the league when it comes to his athletic ability. He knows how to finish with multiple defenders infront of him and he has a very calm demeanor at hand. Will serve him good during crunchtime

[@carolynl.crudup9103]

Marvelous feet dancing with that basketball. Priceless and nice to watch his control and patience. Remarkable IQ.

[@GeneralRock114]

People rank him based on the eye test. Up until this summer, he deferred to his teammates to much, and wasn’t assertive and aggressive offensively. Now he playing more assertive and aggressive offensively, and if he plays this way his senior year, his ranking will reflect that. His former teammate Brandon Boston predicted he would be the #1 player of the year his senior year and he definitely has the talent and athleticism.

[@rleo6667]

Not a huge bron fan, but I love seeing bronny ball out. Good shit youngin

[@derrickware3519]

Not sure how good he is going to be but he is definitely becoming good enough.

[@AntonioRodriguez-wo6kk]

Best comment so far….💯

[@emjaythegreat22]

From growing up watching MJ Kobe and Lebron this kid Bronny has the finess his dad lacked where Lebron played bully ball through his career for most of it. He has the athletes of his dad with the grace of MJ and Kobe I think he will be a great player for the NBA. To early to tell how great but solid for sure and exciting to watch.

[@itzkdub9855]

his pace and feel is OD

[@jaimslove9483]

For them that don't believe in hard work, here's a show. Congrats to Bronny.

[@brentoniverson1020]

He's improving 👏.

[@jamessondecastro5785]

Can't wait to see a Father & Son Duo

[@leviyouler3362]

That's the coolest that coach ever been dapping up Bro like that, success 🤣🤣🤣👍🏽👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼✌🏼💯💯💯💯

[@1chrismelody]

You can tell from the comments … people who the know the game of basketball as is today …. And people who just read comments and headlines surrounding the game

[@jefft6038]

really solid improvement...would be nice if he grew just a few more inches tho.....hard to tell much in these summer games where no defense is played...

[@dw3808]

Brony... do some arm blaster... curls and reverse curls... heavy Kettlebell and bands... do some off the bed tricep push ups... 25x each side... knee ups... legs crossed... weighted...

[@Murkteamsquad405]

I wanna see him do this in a Ohio State uniform 🔥💯

[@rickwoodruff8211]

Bronny and the Hansen kid (Glasses) on the same team? Unbeatable!

[@tmub23]

He gotta work on that landing but dude raw fr

[@lilgrizzy9032]

His rank should be top 5 cause the man can hoop with the best of em

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

Based on what? Highlights?

[@iamdesmondcassell]

Damn his blocks look fierce 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@user-db2du6kx7s]

u already see the IQ, physics will follow with training, he has the mentality, he is humble, he knows what hes capable of, knows who supports him. Ive seen so many "flashy" high school kids that fail, this kid is raised well, gg LeBron

[@jparker9911]

You can tell that Bron Sr wants Bronny to have the jumpshot range he didn't have at that age.....

[@francisshot-gunn5519]

Hes definitely going to the league

[@paye192]

Im impressed with his shooting skill, its important at this young age to have that skills check. Be that complete rookie once enter the NBA. See what luka, Ja, Trae and Anthony can do.

[@gblikesnikes]

Melo definitely his uncle pull up from any where🤣🤣🤣

[@papeperview]

His fundamentals and skills are by far better than Lamelo’s was at this age so I see BRONNY being just as good or even better than Melo 🤷🏾‍♂🤷🏾‍♂🤷🏾‍♂

[@runqianliu1295]

While Bronny's dribbling and dunks remind me his dad, his shooting posture is by far more appealing than his dad's.

[@kingaustin6985]

Bronny James will be an amazing basketball player in the NBA

[@mocast3407]

the signature chase down block is ridiculous

[@danielkung6589]

His jumpsuit is so smooth dayuum

[@GoatMeal365]

Prince Bronny looking like his dad out there 💪🏽

[@delonteeast7955]

Plays like Dwade/Donovan, while keeping his dad’s signature stepback and dunks.

[@bobbyjones1671]

I still need to see him drop a 40-50 piece a few times on these boys .. right now he looks like a really good high school player

[@adriflores7092]

Facts

[@MIDNightPT4]

He plays like his dad, Not gonna intentionally go for 40 ball

[@ahmereware8063]

This is definitely a future NBA player and he's going to cook as a freshman in college.

[@A.secretOrganization]

0:56 Bro in a white shirt Be like 😮😮

[@LekeO]

Plays with control, has great handles, a good shot, athleticisms off one and two, finishes with both hands, and an elite defender. Yet people will say he's overrated. If his last name was Walker or something no one would question any high major D1 offers he gets.

[@jmanbee1334]

What them grey shoes bron y got on 4:35

[@creatives2344]

everytime bronny dunk and it panned to lebron he standing there just like this 🧍

[@HeyGreenie]

guy in the background @ 00:54 seconds lmao

[@ENDOFFEB]

rootin 4 da kid 💯💪🏽

[@truthspeaker1876]

That boy Bronnie got a humongous bag he's digging in

[@doritogoat]

Although he plays today where the game and the players is much more evolved, I can't seem to stop thinking about how much better his Dad is and question weather or not he will have the size and the skills needed to be a star

[@jigglekiggle]

His dad is better than most so kinda unfair to compare

[@MrTimtheTechie]

At 6'2" I see him as a Donavan Mitchel type of 2 guard. Haven't watched him enough to say he can run the point so I won't speculate on that

[@1JLegend]

You can clearly see the talent, the skill, and the athleticism he has which is tremendous it's just he doesn't seem to have transcendent levels YET like his dad which causes the problem of him seeming to not meet the expectations set on him by the media.

[@dondada9944]

Pull up game remind me of Agent Zero

[@playerone3690]

1st off as a father myself who coached all my kids when I had the time or made it to their game(s) props to James for trying to catch all his son's games. Realize it's what parents/guardians are supposed to do but still; with his schedule cant be easy. Second, I cant say his I see his son as "NBA" ready yet. I think it would be beneficial for him to head to a solid program whether that being college or some semi-pro league for couple yrs. Get a nutrionist/trainer and put on some muscle while he grows still. I'd personally recommend going to a good program in college. Would probably get way more exposure doing it that way vs playing semi-pro and get an education while at it. Based on the video seems like a solid player, smooth shot from the looks of it, handles are okay but we didn't get to see much of that aspect. Wish the young man all the best and hope he does get the chance to play w/James (his father) in the NBA at some point but based on the vids I've seen of him can't say he "looks" NBA ready. Then again, I'm just a fan of the sport and not a professional scout. Scouts prolly see something I don't. Either way wish him all the luck.

[@AriJordan]

He's been a prospect....Bron literaly said he's not retiring until they play on his team so even if they weren't as good as they are they'd have a spot on the team. Let's give credit to lebron though too for being such a huge support.

[@Udon_Noodle]

If he manages to get to the rim with both hands like Lebron it’s a wrap; he’s so smooth and calculated. Most of these kids just abuse superior athleticism and shooting contested, he actually picks his spots well and takes what comes to him. He’s gonna be lethal in college when they really set him loose

[@heroxtower4806]

Yes. Get aggressive young fella, don’t be shy no more! Show them NBA Scouts! Bron, must have told him he needs to show his skill set instead of being passive.

[@JohnDoe-uy8gc]

Dude game is so polished

[@jorjiezabal]

can u show also the missing shots?

[@frexabinas2407]

the future is bright