Bronny announced his participation in this year's NBA draft and rushed to the hot search in the United States. With Bronny announcing his candidacy, the first time in NBA history that a father and son had a chance to do so.
Bronny announced his decision to run on his personal ins, and he spent his freshman season at USC, playing in 25 games, including six starts, averaging 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.2 blocks in 19.4 minutes per game, shooting 36.6% from the field, 26.7% from three-point range and 67.6% from the free throw line.
As a result, many people ridiculed Brownie's decision. However, let's not forget that his father is James. Selecting Bronny is clearly the NBA's best bargaining chip for recruiting James.
However, according to a report by WoJ, Bronny needs to be evaluated and approved by the NBA's health team after experiencing cardiac arrest and related surgeries before he can qualify for a team tryout and a joint tryout for the draft in May, which is an important prerequisite. Of course, he can meet with the team without a medical report.
If the draft prospects aren't positive after the tryout, Bronny will also choose to return to college. According to sources, Duquesne University is one of the main considerations if Brownie decides to return to college and transfer. Drew Joyce, the new head coach of the Duquesne men's basketball team, is James' high school teammate and an old friend of James.