Bronny James Can’t Call LeBron James ‘Dad’ on Lakers Court

With LeBron James and his son Bronny James on the team, the Los Angeles Lakers are preparing for an unparalleled season. However, LeBron has one rule: Bronny is not allowed to call him "Dad" during games.

The NBA player reportedly stated, "No, he can't [call me dad]," during an episode of The Shop, according to Complex. "I can't be called 'dad' at work." I can return to being "dad" as we exit the private property and the gates close.

"At home, I could be 'dad,' if we ride together in the car," James said. No, he needs to address me as "Bron" or "2-3."

James remarked, "I've been calling him 'Bronny' for so long, so it's easy for me." "I haven't been like, 'Hey son, hey son.'" So for me, it's simple. He will have to get used to it.

We can't be sprinting across the court and him saying, 'Dad, I'm free!' Come on, Dad! You can't do that, he jokingly said.

Basketball fans have had conflicting opinions about Bronny James's NBA debut with the Los Angeles Lakers, with many doubting if he had the skill necessary to be successful in the league.

LeBron said that his son already has the mental tenacity of a professional athlete, as we previously reported. The Los Angeles Lakers player gave an insightful interview to ESPN in which he discussed Bronny's unwavering approach toward outside criticism.

LeBron remarked, "Bronny doesn't give a f*** about any of the outside noise." "He works tirelessly, plays, and plays video games when he gets home."

LeBron thought back to how he felt and the criticism he had received in his early career.

When I first walked in, I truly did care a tiny bit. I desired to be liked by others. Early in my career, I was a little troubled by some of the things that people were saying about me. I allowed it to affect me. "Bronny is indifferent," he went on. "He doesn't even give such thing any attention. He's the total opposite of his father.