LeBron James' millionaire agent and Ty Lue make time to catch Gilbert Arenas' son's latest showcase

LeBron James' best friend and agent Rich Paul and LA Clippers coach Ty Lue appeared for Gilbert Arenas' son Alijah's latest game. Qwik Hoops posted a video of the two at the game on Instagram.

The video showed Paul and Lue entering the arena and finding a seat in the gymnasium to watch the game. Lue waved to the crowd as they cheered for them.

Qwik Hoops also posted Alijah Arenas' highlights from Friday's El Camino Real vs. Chatsworth Chancellor game. He dominated the court among his peers and showed off his skills in front of Paul and Lue.

The posted videos showed Alijah Arenas scoring on an alley-oop, dunking on his opponents, performing fadeaway jumpers and switching shooting hands mid-air while attempting a layup. He helped his team achieve a 72–51 win against the Camino Real. Qwik Hoops' last entry featured a video of Paul and Lue clicking pictures with Alijah Arenas after the game.

Paul is one of the best agents in the NBA right now. As per Celebrity Net Worth, he has a value of $120 million, and as per Real GM, the millionaire agent has some of the biggest names from the NBA in his client list.

LeBron James, Lonzo Ball, Anthony Davis, Miles Bridges, De'Aaron Fox, Brandon Ingram and Zach LaVine are some of his high-profile clients.

Gilbert Arenas reacts to his son Alijah Arenas' performance for Compton Magic

Gilbert Arenas reacted to his son Alijah's performance for Compton Magic. On Friday, the former Warriors star shared his son's highlights from last summer's AAU season on his Instagram story. Last summer, Compton was arguably the best team with five-stars Alijah Arenas and Koa Peat and four-star JJ Mandaquit.

Gilbert Arenas expressed his excitement about his son's balling abilities with two fire emojis in the caption of his story.

Gilbert Arenas reacts to his son's performance for Compton Magic. (Credits: @no.chill.gill/Instagram)

Gilbert Arenas has been very active when it comes to shaping the basketball career of his sons. He had once remarked that he sent his eldest son to a public school like Chatsworth to make him play under pressure to carry games. On the flip side, when it came to the AAU, he went with Compton Magic to give his son a taste of playing with star players.