Lebron James’ son coming back from cardiac arrest wishes for ‘no car accidents, no DUI’s, no arrests’ heading into 2024

Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest during an off-season practice, but has since made a return to basketball.

Lebron James’ son coming back from cardiac arrest wishes for ‘no car accidents, no DUI’s, no arrests’ heading into 2024

Bronny James and his New Year Resolution on Instagram. (via Open Source/Instagram)

Embracing the spirit of self-reflection and anticipation for the opportunities the new year brings, Bronny James, the eldest son of Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, recently hopped on the trend of crafting personal New Year resolutions. He shared his aspirations through a repost on his Instagram story, adding a personal touch to the tradition.

After experiencing a medical emergency due to a cardiac arrest that led to concerns about a potential season-long absence, Bronny remarkably staged a swift comeback. However, his physical conditioning has not fully returned to its usual level, indicating the challenges he faces in building back his fitness.

Reposting a post by Instagram user Justinlaboy on his Instagram story, Bronny who features for college basketball team USC Trojans, posted the following caption:

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Tonight – No Car Accidents. No DUI’s. No Arrests. No RIP’s. In Jesus Name.

Unveiling another layer of his character, the post shed light on Bronny’s personal encounters with tragedy, echoing the events of the previous year. Moreover, there’s a possible link to his grandmother, Gloria James, who faced charges of drunk driving in 2016.

Nevertheless, amidst these challenges, it’s quite refreshing to witness Bronny assuming responsibility and purposefully striving to be a role model for others. This showcases a commendable commitment to looking at the brighter side in the face of challenges.

Bronny James impresses despite USC’s loss

Bronny James scored a career-high in points as his college basketball team, the USC Trojans played away against the Oregon State. Although they lost 86-70, Bronny’s form was a cause of optimism for the away side.

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Bronny James (via Sportico.com)

Logging the most minutes of his college career, he notched up an impressive 15 points, crafted three assists, and secured one rebound, all while starting from the bench and playing a total of just twenty minutes. A standout moment unfolded in the first quarter when he executed a tomahawk dunk reminiscent of his father, LeBron James, adding a remarkable highlight to the game.

Carefully managing his minutes, the USC Trojans are facilitating his gradual return to full physical fitness following a cardiac arrest scare during an off-season practice several months ago. Up to this point, he has maintained an average of 16 minutes per game. Notably, the Trojans hold a record of 6-7 in the Pac-12 conference.

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