Bronny James recalls ‘black out’ moment after SCARY ‘heart incident’

LA Lakers rookie Bronny James made an honest admission regarding his horrifying health scare last summer ahead of the 2024-25 NBA season.

Bronny James recalls ‘black out’ moment after SCARY ‘heart incident’

Bronny James

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James has been garnering some attention following his poor performances during the preseason. He has also been heavily criticized by the fans due to him being the son of the legendary LeBron James, with some branding his move to the NBA as ‘nepotism.’

However, the youngster has faced quite a few hardships to be where he is now. One of them was a health scare last year which almost jeopardized his basketball career. The Men’s Health magazine featured him as its latest cover star and the Lakers rookie opened up on his ‘scary’ incident.

At the point when it happened, there were a whole bunch of categories that what had happened could fall under, so yeah. There were a whole lot of emotions. I got real on top of my routines to get back to where I was. I had to do breathing exercises and stuff. It was a total reset. I have to stay on top of my heart medications…My days aren’t normal anymore, I still feel like I’m getting back, I’m getting back to where I wa

Bronny James told Men’s Health Magazine

According to reports, he was found with a curable congenital cardiac abnormality following a series of medical examinations, which included a visit to the esteemed Mayo Clinic. It was something of a mini-miracle that Bronny was able to play basketball again. He played for the University of Southern California the previous season.

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Rich Paul makes a clear admission about Bronny James’ NBA move 

Superagent Rich Paul is credited with helping steer Bronny James in the direction of an NBA career. Paul has stated that Bronny is capable of handling the pressure of expectations that accompany his last name. He gave this vote of confidence in an interview with ESPN’s Baxter Holmes.

Nobody pressured Bronny to go pro–Bronny had a choice to stay at USC. He had a choice to transfer somewhere else or he had a choice to go pro… Bronny is serious. This isn’t a f***ing game for him. He wants to play in the NBA, and he wants to play well within his role.

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On the other hand, both father and son recently shared an emotional experience during the NBA preseason when they shared the court together. The Lakers have started getting Bronny involved in the action, although his development is still in its early stages. A lot of work still needs to be done for Bronny to get ‘NBA-ready.’