"Bronny was tossing shi": Hoops fans react to Lebron James' sons Bronny and Bryce James' blocking skills over the years

Bronny James made his NBA regular season debut, making history as he and his father, NBA legend LeBron James, became the first father-son duo to play together on the same team. While many criticize him for not deserving to be in the NBA, he and his brother, Bryce James, have previously shown their skills on the defensive end.

Slam High School's Instagram page posted a mixtape of Bronny and Bryce playing excellent defense, stopping the ball with some tough blocks.

Fans quickly commented and praised how good Bronny and Bryce James were as defensive players with those blocks.

Fans react to Bronny and Bryce James' defensive stops (Source: Instagram/slam_hs)

"Bronny was tossing shi," one fan commented.

"The two hand block against chaminade was tough," another fan added.

"Bryce ah buns," said another.

However, there were the usual comparisons between Bronny and Bryce James.

Fans react to Bronny and Bryce James' defensive prowess (Source: Instagram/slam_hs)

"Bryce going be better than bronny," one fan predicted.

Meanwhile, another fan noted that many of those criticizing Bronny were also praising the Lakers rookie before he made it to the NBA.

"When bronny was doin all of this everybody fw him and supported now he make it to the league and mfs switched up to hate smh 🤦🏾‍♂️," one fan pointed out.

While Bronny is now a professional basketball player, Bryce is preparing for his senior year at Sierra Canyon High School and is about to make a decision on which college he will go to.

Bryce James has three college offers

With Bryce now in his senior year, the main question in his career is where he will go to college. He has three major offers: the Ohio State Buckeyes, the USC Trojans and the Duquesne Dukes. According to On3's Recruiting Prediction Machine, LeBron's youngest son is likely to return home to Ohio.

As per On3, Ohio State has a 92.6% chance of getting the 6-foot-4 Sierra Canyon shooting guard. Bryce is rated four-star by ESPN and On3, but Rivals and 247Sports have listed him as a three-star. Furthermore, hoops experts have noted that he may have more NBA potential than his older brother.