lhe playoffs have started in the best possible way for the Los Angeles Lakers, who won last night by 107 to 98 to the Houston Rockets in the first game of the quarterfinals. In this meeting, the most notable was LeBron Jameswho was only two assists away from the triple double.
To his 41 yearsAkron continues to make history, although His legacy goes beyond numbers that do not leave anyone indifferent and place him as one of the best players in history. On this occasion, the forward and his son, Bronny Jamesalso a Lakers player, shared minutes in the playoffs, becoming the first ‘father and son’ duo in the entire history of the league in playing together a section of the post season.
A legacy beyond sports
After the game, the former Cavs appeared before the media and made clear the pride what does it feel like play withBronny: “I was on the court with my son. In a playoff game. That’s probably the craziest thing that’s happened to me in my career.“.
LeBron and Bronny James
The legendary player also says that Much of his family was present at Crypto.comSand to enjoy the meeting: “It was so great to be there with him.and his brother, and his sister, and his mother in the pavilion, and his grandmother… my mother can see her son and her grandson during the playoffs. That’s crazy“
It was so great to be there with him, and his brother, and his sister, and his mother in the pavilion, and his grandmother… my mom gets to see her son and her grandson during the playoffs. That’s crazy
days before, progenitor and firstborn of the James family They also managed to make history by assist each other in the different games played in the month of March in the regular season, something that makes the entire family proud.
A step forward to replace Doncic and Reaves
As for the match, the ‘king’ of the NBA stated that, due to the injuries of Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves, all the components of the angel team they must have take a step forward: “When you lack as much firepower as you do now with Austin Reaves and Luka out, we all have to collaborate. “We all have to do our job and give a little more,” he said.