Dwight Howard Sparks Massive New LeBron James Rumor

As LeBron James approaches the twilight of his illustrious NBA career, his vision for the future may extend beyond just playing alongside his eldest son, Bronny James. 

According to former Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard, LeBron is also preparing his younger son, Bryce James, to join the Lakers in the coming years.

During a recent episode of "Podcast P with Paul George," Howard shared insights into LeBron's aspirations which seem to include a unique family dynamic at the Lakers. 

“The last time I told LeBron, he said, listen, I'm trying to get Bronny and Bryce to be on the Lakers, and I'm trying to get Savannah to be— he's going to be the owner of the team, so it's a family affair, the whole James family," Howard joked.

James has openly expressed his desire to play in the NBA with Bronny, and now it seems he hopes to extend that dream to include Bryce, a Sierra Canyon High School senior committed to playing at Arizona.

Bryce James is considered a 3-star recruit and might not leave college as early as his brother, potentially making him available as an undrafted free agent. This scenario could ease LeBron's realization of his vision of playing with both sons on the Lakers, suggesting he might play for at least two more years.