Bronny James is staying in Los Angeles while his father begins a new chapter on the other side of the country. LeBron James left the Lakers to join the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency this offseason, ending his run in…

Bronny James shared his thoughts on his father LeBron James leaving the Los Angeles Lakers to join the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency. The move separates the NBA's first father-son duo after they shared the court in Los Angeles. Bronny revealed there was minimal discussion between them about the departure, stating they both understand each other's individual paths as professional players.
Bronny remains under contract with the Lakers on a guaranteed $2.3 million salary for the upcoming season. After playing in 42 regular-season games and eight playoff games last year, he aims to carve out a larger role alongside Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves while establishing his own identity. The two are scheduled to face each other as opponents when the 76ers visit the Lakers on Christmas Day.
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