Lakers' LeBron James Sheds Light on Bronny, Bryce Entering Offseason

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James revealed the developmental plan for his two sons, Bronny and Bryce, as both enter crucial years in their young basketball careers.

Last year, Bronny James was taken in the second round by the Lakers, spending a good portion of his season in the G-League. Bronny needed development time, according to the Lakers, before entering the team's full-time rotation.

Heading into this upcoming season, Bronny should get an opportunity to enter the rotation during training camp and the pre-season, making his off-season work all the more important.

His younger brother, Bryce, is entering college basketball with the University of Arizona. Expectations are high for LeBron's younger son.

A good season at Arizona could lead to him being drafted after his freshman year, potentially joining his father on the Lakers.

James, on the "Mind the Game" podcast, shared his approach to coaching Bryce and Bronny during this crucial development period.

"From Bronny growing up to where he is now and Bryce on his way to Tucson to Arizona, I've never got involved," James said on the podcast.

"I've never went to a practice and sat through practice the whole time to see how my son was being utilized. I never got on the phone with the coaches.”

"Listen, he's there to coach my son, coach him however you want to. And I think you need to hold him accountable. I hope you hold him more accountable than any other kid here, and say what the (expletive) you need to say, no matter how it's being said.”