James continues to escort his son? Brownie hopes that James will return, and the dream of being in the same frame on the court continues

LeBron James has achieved countless impressive achievements in his 22-year NBA career, but he admitted that playing with his son Brownie James is one of his most precious moments. LeBron has never concealed his desire to play side by side with Brownie in the NBA, and the Lakers selected Brownie with the 55th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft to make that dream come true. Although the draft decision has sparked a lot of controversy in the league and fans, believed to be to cater to LeBron, the Lakers have always insisted that they value Brownie's potential and talent.

In the preseason, the father and son competed in the same game for the first time, and in the regular season opening game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, they officially became the first father and son combination to compete in the same game in NBA history. LeBron said that that moment made him feel extremely proud and happy.

Although the Lakers were eliminated in the playoffs and LeBron has remained a low-key about his future, Brownie made it clear in an interview with Fox Sports reporter Melissa Rolling that he hopes his father can play for another season: "Of course," Brownie said, "It's always a great time to play with him no matter how long he can come back. He is very focused and I want to learn hard about the preparations he has for his body and game."

LeBron has always been fully supporting Brownie's NBA career, so it's no surprise that he hopes to see Brownie continue to grow next season. Although the team failed to go further in the playoffs, it doesn’t hide LeBron’s outstanding performance, who contributed everything to the team and even more, helping the team stay competitive when facing Minnesota.

Although LeBron may no longer be at his peak, he is still one of the most trusted players in the league in the playoffs. It is certainly a challenge to ensure he stays healthy in the regular season, but he is still the mainstay of the team on the playoff stage.

In this season's game, LeBron James averaged 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 8.2 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 51.3%. Under the "guard" of my father, Brownie James played back and forth in the G League and his parent team, and in the Lakers, averaging 2.3 points, 0.7 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game in the Lakers' 27 games, with a shooting percentage of 31.3%.

In addition, there is another eye-catching focus: If LeBron James chooses to play for another year, he is likely to welcome his second son Bryce James to the NBA. Although Bryce is still in high school, multiple reliable sources have confirmed that he will qualify for the NBA draft in 2026.

LeBron James has publicly stated many times that he is eager to compete with his two sons, and this wish has also made Bryce's draft time highly noticed. If LeBron James could play side by side with his two sons in the NBA field at the same time, it would undoubtedly set a new record and write an unprecedented legend.