LeBron James Claims Son Bronny Could Play for Struggling Lakers 'Right Now'

Bronny James, currently a freshman at USC, has been playing limited minutes while recovering from a cardiac arrest incident in July.

LeBron James, frustrated with the Los Angeles Lakers' performance, has reportedly claimed that his son Bronny could play for the team 'right now, easy.'
Bronny James, 19, is currently a freshman at the University of Southern California and has been playing limited minutes off the bench while recovering from a cardiac arrest incident in late July.
Bronny has averaged 6.7 points per game while playing limited minutes out of concern for his health, appearing in a total of seven games so far this season.
The Lakers have been less than mediocre themselves midway through the NBA season, sitting at 10th in the Eastern Conference standings.
LeBron James has long said one of his remaining career goals is to play alongside his son, Bronny, in the NBA.