Stephen A. Smith wants LeBron James to throw the damn towel on Bronny James’ NBA prospects for the time being.

But LeBron James isn't worried, as he perfectly put his son's struggles into perspective after the game, noting to reporters that this was essentially Bronny's first real taste of

A former Los Angeles Lakes star is coming to the defense of LeBron James and Bronny James and confronting the haters.

After LeBron James dominated the Knicks and MSG again Saturday night in a 128-112 Lakers win, much of the talk surrounded his son, Bronny.

LeBron James had 24 points and 11 assists to help the visiting Los Angeles Lakers rout the Washington Wizards 134-96 on Thursday.

Bronny James' NBA career hasn't necessarily gotten off to a flying start as the rookie is average 0.3 points, 0.4 rebound, and 0.3 assists per game.

Stephen A. Smith changed the tone of his conversation with LeBron James. Despite his long-standing rivalry with "King James," the ESPN analyst made a heartfelt plea to him, asking

Bronny James has been on the receiving end of heavy backlash ever since the Lakers selected him 55th overall in the 2024 NBA Draft. Several critics have accused the James family of nepotism, claiming that the 20-year-old guard only made it to the pros because of his father.

Because he's LeBron James's son, though, Bronny was a topic on First Take on Wednesday, providing the opportunity for Stephen A. Smith to make a fatherly request.

NBA superstar LeBron James has reacted to his son, Bronny James, taking a hard fall in the G-League after he failed to hold onto the rim following a dunk

Bronny James put the South Bay Lakers on his back in Friday night's action. The 19-year-old led all scorers with 28 points while adding six rebounds,