This Is Why Bronny James Is A Pro

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[@lilj3335]

The question shouldn’t be is he a pro. It should be what will benefit his game the most: going to the NBA right now or staying another year in college?

[@bigmanny]

What people forget is during the mcdonalds game he was one of the best players in it and showed out even better than people projected higher. He then had the heard issue, which is a big big issue and no human would come back from that feeling 100% confident even after all this time. Personally, I wouldnt want to push myself too much and just feel the game out and work on little things like being a better defender and increasing my IQ, etc. Once he feels super confident in his body he will be fine. Also, the team wasn't even constructed that well, or it wasn't coached well. The whole team didn't live up to their projected hype. The rest of them had more time than Bronny too. I also think he will do well in the combine.

[@ks_wallace2324]

The McDonald's All American game is a bad example simply because it's an exhibition game with no defense & player aren't trying foreal. Most of what you stated is "potential", the problem with that is everyone has potential. Most ppl don't get the excuses that some of you are using for bronny. In the famous words of Jerry West "at some point stats matter". No player with his stats has ever been considered for the NBA let alone drafted.

[@ttggcc]

Bronny reminds me of jrue holiday, is he a pro? Yes, he’s an all around 2 way player and a great passer … is he ready right now? I think he needs 1 more year.

[@Remy4722]

He can’t dribble shoot or pass anything near jrue holiday, he’s not even Avery Bradley yall gotta stop

[@majaee]

@@Remy4722 bro if yall think he’s not going to be at least decent in the league yall crazy , and yall keep forgetting he almost died on the court and just expect him to come back and just be the greatest ever give him time

[@Remy4722]

@@majaee​​⁠who said greatest ever, he was 2nd team in his hs conference before the heart so clearly he wasn’t that dominate, vhe’s a d1 ball player but he’s not nba or euro league at all

[@smthng]

@@majaee some of y'all bron stans are talking crazy... if Bronny was named James Smith and wasn't Bron's son, no one would know he exists let alone discuss whether a freaking bench player on a mid USC team will even make the NBA

[@majaee]

@@smthng ok we will see when he’s in the league

[@adrianwells9066]

He should definitely stay another yr in college

[@bigd2911]

I think this was one of the best takes 👏🏼

[@K4LGz]

I think he should go to UNC. Hubert Davis plays his guards n gives them a long leash

[@n0tlike.dextor]

bronny can and will be a pro people gotta understand he had a traumatic thing happened to him. I wouldn't even be going 100% also thats scary asl idek how he stayed hooping fr he'll be fine next year watch

[@user-iz9fp8tf9z]

how do yk it won't affect him the rest of his bball career but suddenly it'll dissapear for next yr😂😂

[@n0tlike.dextor]

@@user-iz9fp8tf9z i mean it could but wont put that negative energy in the air

[@n0tlike.dextor]

@@user-iz9fp8tf9z i mean it could but we wont know, im not putting that negative energy in the air i hope he do well but now he has a whole summer to see how much he can and cant push hisself

[@bjrnthebootybandit]

Before the tragic incident he wasn't one of the best players in the nation

[@user-iz9fp8tf9z]

@@bjrnthebootybandit he wasn't he was a second/third option on his own team

[@juman9696]

Nepotism indeed

[@demetriusjones6693]

That was where I had to pause the video video too. Kyrie was an animal in high school wasn’t no “team ball”. And we seen him have multiple 30 point games in those Shorty 11 games I don’t know how many times Bronny has scored double figures this season at all.

[@JohanLWill7_]

They was saying when he was there Kyrie was actually over looked by Micheal Gilchrist while he was there them are facts

[@Cooleyhyh]

⁠​⁠@@JohanLWill7_WHO’s your source Stephen A Smith 🥴😂

[@JohanLWill7_]

@@Cooleyhyh no I was actually alive. They had a whole documentary about gilchrist during his junior season Kyrie was a senior!

[@Cooleyhyh]

@@JohanLWill7_he was a 5 star recruit, number 1 at his position, and ranked number 3 on espn top 100 in the country. He played 11 games at duke and was the number 1 overall pick. Stop talking just to be talking 😒😂.

[@JohanLWill7_]

@@Cooleyhyh bro I know what he was because I watched him bro. But he wasn’t the main guy in that team he didn’t have the name

[@trizytrei_pro2441]

Great vid Cel I actually think he could be a pro especially defensively

[@studentofthesaviors.o.s]

I’m going to continue saying my conspiracy theory. Bronny is really nice and he did not go all out for a multitude of reasons. One of them being he wants to be undrafted and take the Austin Reeves route where he will get drafted to the Lakers, be on the team with his father who will re-sign with the Lakers, retire with the Lakers as he wanted to, and leave his son in a culture and team that he believes in and respects and believes that they will take care of his son. in the meantime of being an undrafted player who will sign with the Lakers he will have mentors, one being his own father who is a savant. That way Bronny will have the opportunity to develop correctly and will become what Austin Reeves was supposed to be/and or is still attempting to be. My conspiracy theory for the day

[@tyriquetaylor7827]

He’s a pro. Yall have to stop looking at the stats.. he’s made for the NbA.. 3 and D perfect for any team. Will he be a star ? Who knows.. but is he a pro ? Absolutely.

[@user-lz3nu8ye7m]

Moon vs Trae Jefferson reaction?

[@NinjutsuSeeker]

It's pretty well agreed on he needs one more year.

[@FastforwardrapTv205]

I literally just told a friend last night high school ball is closer to NBA than college ball. We both agreed, there was no argument but its just interesting and ironic to hear someone else say it, especially with this being the first of your videos I've seen. As for Bronny, I wouldn't cast doubt so quickly. We've seen players with not much of a college career succeed in the NBA. And I don't equate success to championships, all-stars, all-pros and other awards per say. Success can be a 10-year career where you make an impact on each team you're on without being the best player on that team. You can wn 6th Man of The Year, DPOY, Most Improved and just contribute. That's not to say Bronny can't be a star. Obviously, he's learning from the best. We just haven't really seen much to say he will be a superstar. I'd like to see him play another year of college ball and enjoy his youth a bit more, ya know. But who knows? It may be a thing where the heart condition has him and his family feeling like life is short. LeBron's career clock is ticking and they would love to play together while they can

[@crazywave6574]

Look he has talent anyone who says otherwise is a hater cause at the end of the day he’s still a d1 athlete. I think he’ll be ready for the league in another year or two but…and i say this in the most respectful way possible. He is not ready whatsoever for the nba. Not a single part of his game separates himself from his peers in college. Not one. Imo this is nepotism at its most extreme.

[@foursup3139]

This is the first time a guy can make the McDonalds All American team . Show out during the game . Then after a rough Freshman year . Forget the heart problems . People are asking if he’s a pro. Usually those guys always get the benefit of the doubt . Wrong situation , wrong coach ect .

[@marcotv223]

Cel younger than I thought, you were a kid watching kyrie play in the McDonald’s all American game 😂?? Wow

[@demontiming3234]

Cardiac arrest is a serious occurrence but truthfully it is not an injury. And by now he shouldn’t even be affected by it unless he has reoccurring heart problems

[@bigmanny]

Anxiety and mental health that come after something like that is more serious. If you haven't been in a situation like that you will not understand. I had a pulmonary embolism after hiking and busting my foot, and that messed with me for a LONG time. Took almost 2 years to get over the fear of whether I will be okay long term. Till this day, I still have some trauma from it when I get injured, but I have gone 6 years now without issue so I have learnt to put my mind in a better place.

[@fade2black1982]

If he gets the chance to have the ball in his hands the majority of the time I think he could *make* college work for him. He seems to be a natural playmaker.

[@jalon3334]

I'm not understanding the argument that James and Watson both weren't made for the college game. The fundamentals of basketball are still the same regardless if it's NCAA or NBA. The main difference is the level of competition. So what specifically about James makes him not made for the college game?

[@just-Just-it]

Good commentary and content video bruh. I 💯percent agree. Despite facing hate and criticism, the son of a legendary player has impressive physical attributes, such as a naturally muscular build, athleticism, high IQ, and long wingspan. He has been working towards a career in the NBA for some time, but his health condition affected his performance during his time at USC. He was on a minutes restriction and had to miss some games due to his condition. Moreover, he underwent open heart surgery, but despite all the challenges, he was able to come back and play this year, which is remarkable. I can't think of any college player who went through open heart surgery and returned to play in the same year. It's clear that his long arms and enormous wingspan compensate for his lack of height, making him a versatile player who can switch from positions 1 to 3 and even some smaller 4s in the NBA.

[@BenzyTaliek]

That segment when you showed his stats then Peyton Watson wowed me Lakers snag em 😶‍🌫️

[@westfinest20]

Peyton 6’8 tho.

[@BenzyTaliek]

@@westfinest20 K

[@ToeRay81]

If that’s the case all the draft picks are pros

[@StoxicVon]

The G League would be best for Bronny because he would have the green light to play how he wants going back to college would just waste his time

[@doms5755]

The thing is tho, bronny needs to shoot more to create more space.

[@Niiich3]

Anyone who thinks he is ready have not watched him play he needs to build way more

[@apexonpaddles6532]

Who’s more nba ready friga or bronny

[@Muttal9348]

bronny, it’s not close

[@Rakugio]

bro compared a yt hooper to a college basketball star, you need help 😂

[@gseric4721]

Easily Bronny, but he's got the genetics to play in the NBA. Friga doesn't have the durability or consistency to be a starter in the NBA, but if he took really good care of his body, went that extra mile to train like, let's say, a Kobe Bryant, he would definitely survive and be a good bench player.

[@apexonpaddles6532]

@@Muttal9348 friga is a better shooter stronger and equal on defense

[@Muttal9348]

@@apexonpaddles6532 no he isn’t, he doesn’t play agaisnt the same level of talent so you think that plus he is unathletic for his height and skill

[@calebadamu]

If thanasis is in the nba bronny should be too

[@KXXNGp]

People are mixing up whether he’s a pro, or if he’s gonna be as good as bron I’m thinking that’s why this is such a “controversial” topic , i think he’s better than a lot of NBA players right now, and please go watch an NBA game in full then go watch bronny don’t come for my neck 😭😂

[@gseric4721]

Was vehemently against what Cel was saying until he presented his proof. Bronny obviously has an NBA-ready body like his dad did. He's got the attributes to contribute to a team in the NBA. The only thing that irks me is that he has not proven himself against the best in the country. There is a mental thing to this. That's just me, tho. I'm not the one playing D1 basketball.

[@margaritamontijo6213]

Is just cause he is the son of james and at the time they are better players than him =nepotism

[@Huhwhat9237]

Interesting

[@FrokuBabayy]

Bronny James like his father is an great athlete that lacks the fundamentals to excel at the highest level... in the 2000s before defense was legislated out of the game that was the case Even with that he's the 8th leading scorer on his own team (4.8ppg / 2.3rpg / 2.8apg) on one of the worst teams in college😂 if anything he isn't ready for college, so how the hell is he ready for the league??? Thanasis Antetokonumpo is a better ball player than Bronny rn & thats saying something. He needs to stay in college

[@loveclubfilms1634]

Tf are you talking about ?

[@brooklynzombie_1440]

I feel like he played horrible just for no teams can get him then lakers don’t have to worry think about it why go for the draft when you and everybody knows you did nothing good your first season of college

[@Town22]

Nope

[@TurboGauchiste]

Pro for sure but not in NBA

[@buckpreacher2283]

Cap

[@LilGhostKing]

My Guy💯. I Might Be First Lol

[@MambaFocus81]

Stop lying to yourself