I think Bron returns to Heat

[JSD]

Bill Simmons discussed this on his recent podcast, and the more I ponder it, the more it makes sense, especially if the Lakers fall out of the play-in.

What kind of package does a 39-year-old, top 15 player, demand?

Lowry
Robinson
Two First Rounders

That's my guess; Robinson may be redirected to a third team for an expiring deal, like Detroit’s Joe Harris.

[Roy H.]

I think he'll stay in LA, but as a wildcard, I've always thought that he'd sign in Philly.  He's mentioned how he idolized Dr. J, and they've already got a near-championship roster.

[Surferdad]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

[Roy H.]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right? 

[celticinorlando]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

[Moranis]

Highly unlikely for all sorts of reasons.

[Moranis]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

I don't think we have any indication on that. He certainly has never said anything close to that

[Kernewek]

I don't think I would rate this as one of the better Simmons takes.

[Birdman]

He’s running the Lakers do he isn’t going anywhere

[RMO]

The segment from that podcast was titled "Fake Lebron James Trades" so I don't think it was supposed to be taken too seriously. 

[MattyIce]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

I don't think we have any indication on that. He certainly has never said anything close to that

he didn't say anything close to Bronny is "one and done'?

[Moranis]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

I don't think we have any indication on that. He certainly has never said anything close to that

he didn't say anything close to Bronny is "one and done'?

nothing even close to that recently, you know post heart condition. 

[MattyIce]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

I don't think we have any indication on that. He certainly has never said anything close to that

he didn't say anything close to Bronny is "one and done'?

nothing even close to that recently, you know post heart condition.

A couple days ago he reportedly just said " he (Bronny) could play for us (lakers) "right now" ...if true, that implies he considers him one and done

[Wretch]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

Being a role/rotation player in college doesn't exclude a player from being a good pro. Most star college player end up as role players in the pros anyways so starting from the team first role player mindset can jump start a players ability to contribute at the NBA level

I think high usage college players have problems adjusting to not being high usage players in the NBA.

I actually think Jordan Walsh will end up in this category of player.  Never the "star" but a "star in their role."

[Kernewek]

Hard to imagine while Bronny is enrolled at USC.

Bronny is one-and-done, right?

In LeBron's mind he is. But he honestly isn't that good. Rotation player in college. The younger son is the better player.

I don't think we have any indication on that. He certainly has never said anything close to that

he didn't say anything close to Bronny is "one and done'?

nothing even close to that recently, you know post heart condition.

A couple days ago he reportedly just said " he (Bronny) could play for us (lakers) "right now" ...if true, that implies he considers him one and done

Is that more or less likely than the possibility that he's just talking up his kid like every other sports parent on the planet?