The Pelicans have the right to control one of the Lakers' first-round picks.

Pooja77 · Post time 15-12-2023 10:36:50

December 12th Update: Today, ESPN salary expert and former NBA team executive Bobby Marks discussed the realistic scenario of the Lakers selecting LeBron James's eldest son, Bronny, on a television program.

"Now, the interesting thing is, what happens when we get into the twenties...of course, the first thing we look at is what the Lakers will do. Remember, the Pelicans have the Lakers' first-round pick, but they can defer it to get the 2025 first-round pick. So, if that pick is around 23rd or 24th, and the Lakers have that pick, will they select Bronny James to team up with his dad?" Marks said.

Samiksha · Post time 15-12-2023 12:44:35

If they can choose, they will definitely pick him.

Ritu13 · Post time 15-12-2023 13:05:08

The Lakers should pick him. The commercial value of a father-son duo on the same team is high.

Yamini003 · Post time 15-12-2023 13:21:12

Bronny is just average; he wouldn't have made it if not for the popularity. He's probably going to be drafted.

Kabir903 · Post time 15-12-2023 20:41:53

I still don't think they will pick him, but if they don't, LeBron might not stay.

Indra55 · Post time 15-12-2023 20:45:44

Will Bronny enter the draft next year?

Kahn332 · Post time 15-12-2023 21:59:30

It's all about LeBron's market value.

The Pelicans have the right to control one of the Lakers' first-round picks.

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