NBA executives and scouts discussed Bronny James' NBA future, including if he's ready to make the leap, what kind of player he'll be, and how the timing affects LeBron's plan.
Editor's note: On April 5, Bronny James declared for the NBA Draft while remaining in the NCAA's transfer portal. This story about James' future prospects was written in February. There is little consensus among NBA scouts and executives on where Bronny James — eldest son of LeBron James — will wind up going in the 2024 draft, or if he should even be in it.
It takes time to find your way. I'm no psychologist, but he looks uncertain at times.' An Eastern Conference executive agreed, suggesting that Bronny's size for the NBA — listed as 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds — demands that he hone his point guard skills. 'He's an athletic but undersized combo guard with a high basketball-IQ, good passing skills and a high motor,' the executive said.
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