Bronny James is right about his dad LeBron James amid uncertainty
LeBron James’ NBA future has been a hot topic for the Los Angeles Lakers following their second-round exit at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Even his eldest son, Bronny James, doesn’t have a clue about the 41-year-old forward’s next step. James will hit unrestricted free agency this summer after completing his two-year, $101 million deal with the Lakers.
Now, it is uncertain whether he will try to remain with the Lakers, sign with another team or retire from basketball altogether. However, if you ask Bronny, he strongly believes his dad still has a lot left in the tank to play at least one more season. MORE: Skip Bayless makes bold prediction on LeBron James’ Lakers future “I have no clue, I’m not going to lie to you,” the younger James said about his dad’s plans.
“He looks like he can play another however many years, but he’s been in the league for longer than he’s been out of the league. It’s insane. I think he should think about it, and whatever he feels happy with, do that.
” Apr 24, 2026; Houston, Texas, USA; Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (23) gives the ball to guard Bronny James (9) during the fourth quarter against the Houston Rockets during game three of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Toyota Center. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images Why Bronny James is right that LeBron James can still play at least one more season At this point in his illustrious career, LeBron James has nothing to prove, as he has done it all. Some of his notable achievements include winning four NBA championships, four Finals MVPs, four league MVPs, 22 All-Star selections and three All-Star Game MVPs.
But despite losing a step or two, James remains capable of producing at a high level while breaking several old-man league records in the process. In the 2025-26 season, the 41-year-old averaged 20. 9 points, 6.