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NBA Courtside: LeBron James on sharing the moment in game 3 with Bronny: “I believe we scored 10 straight points between the two of us. I think we both had a three and we both had a layup, whatever the case may be. I was able to throw him a lob and we had that mini run between the two of us and that was just something that I would never ever forget. Something that I’ve learned obviously at my elder stage and being 41 years old to kind of like appreciate the small wins in the moment and that was one of the moments where I’ve always like been locked in and that moment right there throwing him the lob seeing him make the three we kind of going back and forth I kind of blanked out for a little bit and just like really just accepted and relished in that moment.” (Via @mindthegamepod)

Seth Davis: I don't know LeBron or Bronny, but I live in southern California and I cover this sport closely. I have literally never heard one remotely negative impression of Bronny from people who have interacted with him. All the more reason to be in awe of what LeBron has accomplished during his incredible life. We are all witnesses!

Cassidy Hubbarth asks Bronny to sum up what his Dad is doing and just as he says "Greatness" LeBron smacks him in the back of the head
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero.bsky.social) 2026-04-25T01:41:38.471Z
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LeBron tosses one up for his son, Bronny!
— TSN (@tsnofficial.bsky.social) 2026-04-25T00:53:01.181Z

Dave McMenamin: “I was on the floor with my son in a playoff game. That’s probably the craziest thing that’s ever happened to me in my career. It’s just so cool to be out there with him - and his brother and his sister and his mom in the building. And his grandmom. Like, that’s just insane.”

“It stuck with me that we didn’t win the Fan of the Game,” Tom told The California Post in an exclusive interview Saturday. “So we decided to upgrade our seats to get more of an advantage tonight.” Upgraded is one way to put it. The pair is sitting next to the Rockets’ bench for Game 1 of the NBA playoff series and even got up close and personal with LeBron and his son, Bronny, during pregame warmups. The courtside seats in the playoffs cost north of $100,000, and if you believe them, they did it not for status or clout but for revenge. “The Lakers are going to win tonight, but more importantly we’re going to win the game,” Brandon said. “We don’t know how much time LeBron has left. We have to witness greatness.”

Dave McMenamin: “It’s insane. I mean, I’ve literally watched his whole career. Now I’m a part of it. So it’s a great experience. I’m appreciative of it. But I’m part of the job, too. So I have to do my job as well. I got to lock in” - Bronny James on playing meaningful minutes with LeBron

Dave McMenamin: “Me being on the floor with him … is the best thing that’s ever happened to me in my career, above everything that I’ve accomplished” - LeBron on potentially playing in the playoffs with his son, Bronny
“Me being on the floor with him … is the best thing that’s ever happened to me in my career, above everything that I’ve accomplished” - LeBron on potentially playing in the playoffs with his son, Bronny pic.twitter.com/zbUkiwgxh7
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) April 16, 2026
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NBA Courtside: Bronny James on potentially getting minutes in the playoffs: “It’s what I wanted and my dream to play in the playoffs. I wasn’t able to play in March so, this is a bigger stage than that. I’m so excited to get out there with my teammates and try to get some wins and try to make it down farther in the playoffs” (Via @LakersNation YT)
Bronny James on potentially getting minutes in the playoffs:
— NBA Courtside (@NBA__Courtside) April 16, 2026
“It’s what I wanted and my dream to play in the playoffs. I wasn’t able to play in March so, this is a bigger stage than that. I’m so excited to get out there with my teammates and try to get some wins and try to make… https://t.co/uWk6xmmYwz pic.twitter.com/6YSnU9OQ4L
Benjamin Royer: Lakers coach JJ Redick on Bronny James, a part of the “all hands on deck” Lakers for the first round vs. Houston in the NBA playoffs: “When you're short-handed, he's got to be ready. Nick (Smith Jr.) will have to be ready. I think Bronny's improved a lot. … We trust him.”

Nike's trademark application for Los Angeles Lakers' guard Bronny James' "B9" logo has been refused because of a "likelihood of confusion" with an already-registered mark, according to United States Patent and Trademark Office documents. The USPTO turned down the application because examining attorney P. Scott Craven deemed the logo too similar to the "B9" logo created by Back9 Golf Apparel, a company out of Austin, Texas. Both "B9" markings were filed for clothing and apparel usages. Nike applied for the "B9" logo, which has a lowercase "b" in gothic lettering with the number "9" in the middle, in February. James has worn logo-adorned shoes multiple times this season. Nike posted images of the shoes featuring the logo on April 12.

Benjamin Royer: Bronny James to @ocregister before tonight's game vs. DAL on what he took from facing OKC: "I think I learned a lot. Just trying to not play with the ball as much; get my team into whatever action we are in as quick as possible. ... We just need to take care of the ball better."