We know that LeBron James is not a player like the others. As a result, the Lakers winger can do things that other NBA athletes can only dream of, especially away from the court. For one of his former teammates, he could do things in a big way ahead of his son Bronny’s NCAA debut.

Certainly, the last few days have proven to be quite encouraging for LeBron James .

On the one hand, his Lakers qualified for the semi-finals of the In-Season-Tournament by beating the Suns last night. but above all, he also had the right to news concerning the health of his eldest son Bronny James who will be able to quickly return to competition, according to information from journalist Seth Davis:

It’s increasingly possible that James could play for the first time in USC’s next game this Sunday at home, against Long Beach State. As always, USC coach Andy Enfield wouldn’t comment on Bronny’s return, but he was cautiously optimistic that James’ debut would be imminent.

Beyond the fact that this is Bronny’s big NCAA debut, it would be a huge victory for him after long weeks of doubt. No one has forgotten his cardiac arrest in the middle of the summer and it was long feared that he would never be able to set foot on a court again.

Very close to his offspring, LeBron had also announced that he would be present when he returned to action, even if it meant missing a Lakers match.

LeBron reluctant to decide between Bronny and the Lakers?

However, if the latest information is optimistic, there is no guarantee either that the young man will actually be in uniform this weekend. Except that it would then have been one of the rare occasions where LA would not play and the King’s dilemma could therefore become a reality, in the event of disappointment.

But for Danny Green, who won the title with LBJ in 2020, the solution would already be found for the winger:

LeBron is such a hard worker, I don’t think he believed what he was saying when he talked about missing a game. It showed on his face. I don’t know if he’s really going to do it, but he loves competing and he loves playing. He will try to do both if he can. One way or another, he’s going to try to attend (Bronny’s) game before going to play his own.

Choosing between the Lakers and Bronny? In fact, LeBron James might just go for the third option and not overlook anyone, if he gets the chance. On the other hand, if Bronny actually came to play this Sunday, it would be perfect since the Lakers will not be in uniform. The question would therefore no longer arise.