We promised to take a look at both of Lebron James son's development again.  Here we are to revisit their scouting profiles.
Lebron James other son Bryce James is 5’2” combo guard with less hype than his big brother. As we profiled both brothers here www.basketballrehab.com/home/nba-scouting-profile-lebron-james-jr-and-bryce-james  They each have their own distinct strengths and weaknesses.
 
Bryce has some clear strengths, he is an excellent three point shooter, with a strong handle and the same strong basketball IQ as his brother and father.
He’s only 12 so his lack of size and advanced skill are not deal breakers yet.
His development and any physical growth will tell us a lot about his future potential as a basketball player. We won’t know probably for a couple more years what Bryce James ceiling might look like. Being the son of Lebron  James is a good start.

I watched Amari Bailey grow into the player he is today. He is everything you want in a future NBA superstar. He's currently projected to go 6th in the 2023 NBA draft which is a testament to how strong this draft is projected to be.


Despite this if you asked us Bailey is a clear top five pick in 2023 and you can make an argument for top three. Amari possess the freak athleticism and basketball  IQ  combination scouts dream of he reminds me of Lebron James that's how special I think he can be.

Bailey is a three level scorer, strong defender and has the physical tools to dominate at the next level. The way he explodes off of either leg dunking or stops on a dime and pulls up for a jump shot is truly a wonder to witness. 
If I was drafting 1st overall Amari Bailey would be the pick. Only time will tell if anyone else agrees.

Updated 01/26/2021

This far out is a bit more speculative but we are projecting most of the 2022 draft to stay in and combining that with the top prospects in the 2023 draft. This 2023 NBA Mock Draft is an estimate of the best 25 NBA prospects that will be available. We are higher than most on Scottie Pippen Jr and Jeron Artest. The son's of NBA legends Scottie Pippen and Ron Artest. We have both with a mid first round grade and project them as NBA starters.


2023 NBA Mock Draft
1              Caleb Houstan
SF - HT: 6-8 - WT: 170 - WING: NA - FROM: Ontario, Canada (Montverde) - HSso.     -              
2              Jarace Walker
SG - HT: 6-6 - WT: 210 - WING: NA - FROM: New Freedom, PA (IMG) - HSso.              
3              Eric Dailey Jr.
SF - HT: 6-6 - WT: 214 - WING: NA - FROM: Tampa, FL (IMG)- HSso. -              
4              Dior Johnson
PG - HT: 6-1 - WT: NA - WING: NA - FROM: Saugerties, NY (Findley Prep) - HSso.       -              
5              Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
PF - HT: 6-9 - WT: 224 - WING: NA - FROM: Clarksville, TN (IMG)     
6              Victor Wembanyama
C - HT: 7-2 - WT: NA - WING: NA - FROM: France - Int.04

7-2 from France is one of the most intriguing prospect on the NBA, thanks to his sheer size and length.
At 7-2 with a ridiculous 7-8 wingspan, he currently eligible for the 2023 NBA draft.
Victor is talented and stands out on both ends of the floor on the defensive end he really changes the game with his length in the lane , on offensive Victor has the making of a versatile package including a picture perfect jumper Victor is obviously very skinny and lacking strength, he will always have a skinny frame but will surely out as he grows up, he just needs to keep refining his skill, decision making and work on his strength frame.
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7              Dariq Whitehead
SF - HT: 6-4 1/2- WT: 196 - WING: 6-9 - FROM: Newark, NJ (Montverde) - HSso.        -              
8              Charles Bediako
C - HT: 6-11 - WT: 220 - WING: NA - FROM: Brampton, ONT (Canada) - HSjr.               -              
9              Keyonte George
SG - HT: 6-5 - WT: 180 - WING: NA - FROM: Lewisville, TX - HSso.    -               ▲
10           Chris Livingston
SF - HT: 6-4 1/2- WT: 190 - WING: 6-11 - FROM: Akron, OH (Buchtel) - HSso.               -              
11           Amari Bailey
SG - HT: 6-4 - WT: 185 - WING: NA - FROM: Chicago, IL (Sierra Canyon) - HSso.          -              
12           Skyy Clark
PG - HT: 6-2 - WT: 190 - WING: NA - FROM: Los Angles, CA
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13           Kijani Wright
SF - HT: 6-7 - WT: 205 - WING: NA - FROM: Los Angles, CA (Windward) - HSso.          -              
14           Marquise Rice
SF - HT: 6-5 - WT: 210 - WING: NA - FROM: Durham, NC - HSso.       -              
15           Vincent Iwuchukwu
C - HT: 6-10 - WT: 200 - WING: NA - FROM: San Antonio, TX - HSso.                              
 
 16. Scottie Pippen Jr PG - HT: 6-3 - WT: 165 - WING: NA -  Vanderbilt Fr
17. Jeron Artest PG - HT: 6-2 - WT: 175 - WING: NA - FROM: UC Irvine - Fr.
 
 18. Trayce Jackson-Davis
PF - HT: 6-9 - WT: 235 - WING: 7-0 - FROM: Indiana - Fr.
19.          Khristian Lander
PG - HT: 6-2 - WT: 169 - WING: 6-5 1/2 - FROM: Evansville, IN - HSsr.
20.          Adam Miller
PG - HT: 6-4 - WT: 175 - WING: NA - FROM: Chicago, IL - HSsr.
21.          Keon Edwards
SG - HT: 6-7 - WT: 180 - WING: NA - FROM: Phoenix, AZ - HSjr.
 
22.          Walker Kessler
C - HT: 6-11 - WT: 220 - WING: NA - FROM: UNC - HSsr.
               
23.          Kai Jones
PF - HT: 6-10 - WT: 205 - WING: NA - FROM: Texas (Bahamas) - Fr.
24           Daishen Nix
PG - HT: 6-4 - WT: 190 - WING: NA - FROM: UCLA - HSsr.
25           Marcus Bagley
SF - HT: 6-7 - WT: 220 - WING: NA - FROM: Arizona State - HSsr.


26. Ryan Mutombo
is a quicky developing center prospect who do some of the same things as his old man, including defending the rim and blocking a lot of shots.
He is got a big 6-11 frame with plenty of room for more.

Other prospects to watch:

Mark Mitchell from Shawnee is a future pro and looks the points of a future first round NBA draft pick.
Mark fits the mold of mordern day power forward with his ability to defend multiple position on defense and make plays with the ball in his hands on offensive.
At this point his outside shooting isn't a strength but does show plenty of promise and isn't afraid to step out to 3pt land
 
 
Scoota Henderson from Mavietfa got is a rock solid ground with broad shoulders, a strong frame and good above the rim ability. He is got all the size you look for in a NBA level point guard.
Scoots opportunities over the next few days years will be refine his decision making and develop his ability to run the offense, while staying aggressive with his scoring instincts.
 
 
Vincent Iwuchukwu from San Antonio is still growing into his frame and develop his coordination but he's got great size and a chance to be a special prospect, his basketball skills are still young and at this point it's a lot of projection about where is game will be in 3 or 4 years.
 
 
 
Brice Griggs from Fort Bend is a shifty lead guard who plays with a lot of rythm, he has advance ball handling skills and keeps the defender off balance and can blow by his men with the dribble scores on a variety of mid range pull-ups and running layups, but doesn't have the most pure outside shot and doesn't put good spin on the ball, but is young and has time to develop