“Keep going Maximo!” – LeBron James promotes Bryce James doing the incredible at 16 years of age while his eldest son, Bronny James, recovers from a health problem.

In recent years, the sons of LeBron James have become highly touted basketball prospects. The LA Lakers star recently shared a highlight video of Bryce James on social media.

As Bronny James recovers from a health scare at USC, Bryce James is preparing for another season in high school. The 16-year-old recently made the decision to change schools.

Throughout the summer, Bryce has played in several leagues to stay in shape on the court. When a highlight video of him started making the rounds on Twitter, LeBron James had to say hello. He applauded his son’s work ethic and let everyone know this is just the beginning for his second child.

During his first two years of high school, Bryce played alongside Bronny in Sierra Canyon. When news of his transfer broke, Campbell Hall was set to be his landing site. With that said, the LA Lakers star’s son has had a change of heart and will not be attending Notre Dame High School in California.

Heading into his junior season, Bryce is listed as a three-star recruit, but many agree he has the potential to be a star down the road.

Both sons of LeBron James seem to be going to the NBA

Last summer, LeBron James talked a lot about the goals he has for himself before he retires. One of the most important things on his mind is being able to play with his two sons at the NBA level. Aside from being the sons of the LA Lakers star, Bryce and Bronny James appear to be on their way to the league in the near future.

Before Bronny had his scare at USC, he was seen as a first-round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. Some mocks even had him landing in the top ten. However, it is not known how his cardiac arrest scare could affect his future.

As for Bryce, he still has plenty of time to continue to shape his game. One thing that has work for him is the size of him. He’s only 16 years old, but it looks like he could complete himself in a very similar way to his father. If he continues to grow and build muscle, he’ll have an NBA-ready body when he’s ready to enter the draft.

Being the sons of the biggest star in the game certainly helps, but it looks like both will make it to the league on their own merits.