"Bronny broke the trainer dude" "Bryce will be a first-round pick": Fans react to LeBron James working out with his sons during offseason

Bronny James is preparing for the NBA draft on Wednesday by engaging in individual workouts with big league teams. After an unimpressive freshmen season with the USC Trojans, the young guard has much to prove, to show that he is NBA-ready, and these workouts are one way of doing so.

To add, Bronny has been training with his father, LeBron James. NBA Skills coach Chris Brickley shared a video on Tuesday, which also saw Bryce James joining his father and brother for the session.

Here is the clip:

In his lone college season, Bronny averaged 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists while shooting 36.6% from the floor. After the video was posted, fans in the comments were impressed with the growth in the athlete's performance.

"Bronny broke the trainer dude 🤣," one fan joked.

"Bronny ready for the big stage 🔥," another wrote.

Another fan mentioned Bronny's health issues, which caused him to miss most of the season with USC:

"Glad this dude recovered well from heart surgery. Crazy he's already in the draft," another commented.

Fans were also equally shocked with both brothers' skills.

"Bronny looked sharp, Bryce looked crazy smooth👀," one commented.

"Bryce is so toughhhh, Bronny athletic af," another wrote.

For now, Bryce is considered to have better NBA prospects due to his build and athleticism.

"Bryce will be a first round pick"

"Bryce might end up being elite 👀," another fan wrote

And seeing LeBron James still playing at his best, this fan joked:

"Bron gonna stay in so he plays with both kids 😆"

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LeBron James' son Bronny James' mindset for the NBA draft revealed

Bronny James has always maintained that all he wants to do is play in the NBA and make a name for himself. He has gone from being excluded in mock drafts to being predicted as the No. 54 pick (per ESPN). This position of his is still contested, but Bronny is not worried about it.

In an interview with Gilbert Arenas on his podcast, "Gils Arena," James Jr.'s agent, Rich Paul, revealed an important conversation with the young guard:

"I sat with him in my office, and I said to him, 'Bronny, what's important to you?' You know what he said to me?

"'Man, Rich, I just want to hear my name called.' He didn't say, 'I wanna go No. 1, No. 15, No. 30.' He just said, 'I wanna hear my name called.' That is perspective."

Last week, Paul also quashed all rumors about LeBron James aligning his future with the team that picks Bronny.

“LeBron is off this idea of having to play with Bronny,” Paul told ESPN. “If he does, he does. But if he doesn’t, he doesn’t. There’s no deal made that it’s guaranteed that if the Lakers draft Bronny at 55, he [LeBron] will re-sign.

"If that was the case, I would force them to take him at 17. We don’t need leverage. The Lakers can draft Bronny and LeBron doesn’t re-sign.”

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