You know your the son of a NBA legend and top 5 all time player when by middle school your games are on youtube. Such is life for Bronny James also known as Lebron James Jr and Bryce James. Since it's never too early to look at the future of elite NBA talent we will take a look the pro potential of Lebron James two sons Bronny James and Bryce James.

Bronny James or Lebron James Jr is a high school freshmen at Sierra Canyon he possesses a tight handle, elite first step and strong court vision. I also like the touch on his floater. He definitely looks to have at least star potential.

Bryce James also has a tight handle and a strong shooting touch. He is an excellent perimeter shooter showcasing elite shooting ability. It's too early to make a call but his potential is quite high.

​Only time and growth will tell us how high the stars of Bryce and Bronny James can rise.

​We took a look at their pro potential in 2019. This page will be updated soon after we review more tape. 
Depending on draft rules Bonny James also known as Lebron James Jr will be draft eligible for either the 2023 NBA Draft or the 2024 NBA Draft.

Now that the 2018 NBA draft is in our rear view mirror we are going to revisit the 2015,16 and 17 NBA Draft's and make our picks for a revised top 10. 

Without further ado here are our most recent redraft's.

Redraft of The Nba Draft
2017 top 10
1. Jayson Tatum
2. Donovan Mitchell
3. Lauri Marraken
4. DeAaron Fox
5. Dennis Smith Jr
6. John Collins
7. Markelle Fultz
8. Kyle Kuzma
9.Josh Jackson
10. Harry Giles

The top 3 aren't a big surprise as all look like young stars on the rise.
Fox, Smith and Collins all boast big time potential. Kuzma looks like a solid pro at the minimum and Harry Giles has superstar talent but will his knees hold out?

2016 NBA Draft
redraft top 10
1. Ben Simmons
2. Brandon Ingram
3. Jaylen Brown
4. Buddy Hield
5. Kris Dunn
6. Jamal Murray
7. Taureen Prince
8. Damantas Sabonis
9. Caris Levert
10. Ante Zizic

Simmons looks the part of a young star, Brown, Hield and Ingram all have at least all star potential. Dunn is probably a long term NBA starter after that this draft goes off a cliff. Several names could be argued as rotation caliber but a fairly shallow draft overall.

2015 NBA draft
top 10 redraft
1. Karl Anthony Towns
2. Myles Turner
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Willie Cauley Stein
5. De'Angelo Russell
6. Josh Richardson
7. Rondae Hollis Jefferson
8. Devin Booker
9. Bobby Portis
10. Larry Nance Jr

Towns is a young star on the rise. Myles Turner is one of the best performers from this draft based on Win shares,  Cauley Stein ranks 5th in overall win shares. Russell has flashed high level potential, Richardson and Hollis Jefferson are solid pros. Devin Booker is the wildcard of this draft one of the best scorers in the league but a terrible defender the question become will he become passable enough defender for his offensive skills to matter?


Do you agree of disagree? Let us know in the comments.

 

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Updated 1/26/ 2021

Atlanta Hawks


2021 - Own
2022 - Own, OKC 15-30
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round


2021 - Own; 
2022 - Own; 
2023 - Two most favorable of ATL, CHA and BRK then other to BRK (via ATL swap of ATL or CHA for BRK)
2024 - Own; OKC if OKC does not convey 1st round pick to ATL in 2022
2025 - Own; OKC if OKC does not convey 1st round pick to ATL in 2022; BRK

Boston Celtics


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round

2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Brooklyn Nets


2021 - Own or Swap Hou
2022 - to Hou
2023 - Own or swap Hou
2024 - to Hou
2025 - Own or Swap Hou
(Note Hou also owns Brklyn 2026 1st via James Harden Trade)

2nd Round


2021 - To CHA; IND 31-44 if not already settled; PHX 36-60
2022 - Own; IND 31-44 if not already settled
2023 - Two most favorable of BRK, ATL and CHA to ATL then other to BRK (via ATL swap of ATL or CHA for BRK); IND if not already settled
2024 - Own; DEN if DEN has not conveyed 1st round pick to BRK by 2024
2025 - To ATL; DEN if DEN has not conveyed 1st round pick to BRK by 2024

Charlotte Hornets


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2ND Round

2021 - To NYK; BRK; LAC
2022 - Own
2023 - Two most favorable of CHA, ATL and BRK to ATL then other to BRK (via ATL swap of ATL or CHA for BRK)
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Chicago Bulls


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own or swap for NOP
2022 - More favorable of CHI and DET then other to MEM (via CHI swap for DET)
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Cleveland Cavaliers


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - To ATL 
2022 - To ATL
2023 - Own
2024 - Own or UTH (via UTH swap for CLE); MIA 56-60
2025 - Own

Dallas Mavericks


2021 - To NYK
2022  Own
2023 To NYK ( Top 10 protected)
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own; MIA
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Denver Nuggets

 
2021 
2022 
2023
2024 
2025 


2021 - To PHL
2022 - Own or PHL (via PHL swap for DEN)
2023 - Own
2024 - To BRK if DEN has not conveyed 1st round pick to BRK by 2024
2025 - To BRK if DEN has not conveyed 1st round pick to BRK by 2024

Detroit Pistons


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round

2021 - To PHL
2022 - More favorable of DET and CHI to CHI then other to MEM (via CHI swap for DET)
2023 - To PHL
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Golden State Warriors


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Houston Rockets


2021 -  1-4 Own; 
or least favorable of HOU 5-30, MIA and OKC and two most favorable to OKC (via MIA to PHX to PHL to LAC to OKC; via OKC swap of OKC or MIA for HOU)
2022 - Own, Brooklyn
2023 - Own or Brooklyn ( Swap rights)
2024 -  1-4 Own, 5-30 to OKC, Brooklyn
2025 - Own or Brooklyn (Swap Rights)


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Indiana Pacers


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - 31-44 to BRK; 45-60 Own if not already settled
2022 - 31-44 to BRK; 45-60 Own if not already settled
2023 - To BRK if not already settled
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Los Angeles Clippers


2021 - Own
2022 - To OKC
2023 - Own
2024 - To OKC
2025 - Own


2021 - To CHA
2022 - To BOS (via MEM) if LAC has not conveyed 1st round pick to BOS by 2020
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Los Angeles Lakers


2021 - 1-7 to NOP; 8-30 Own
2022 - to NO if not 2021
2023 - Own, NOP right to swap
2024 - Own or to NOP
2025 - Own, TO NOP if they defer from 2024

2020 - Own
2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Memphis Grizzlies


2021 own
2022 - Own, Utah Jazz Top 6 protected
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round

2021 - To SAC
2022 - Own; less favorable of DET and CHI (via CHI swap for DET)
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Miami Heat

2021 - To OKC Via LAC
2022 - Own
2023 - To OKC Via LAC
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd round

2021 
2022 - Own
2023 - To DAL
2024 - 31-55 Own; 56-60 to CLE
2025 - Own

Milwaukee Bucks


2021 -Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round

2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Minnesota Timberwolves


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round
2020 - Own
2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

New Orleans Pelicans


2021 - Own, LAL (Protected 8-30)
2022 - Own, LAL
2023 - Own or LAL (Swap)
2024 - Own, LAL (Right to defer)
2025 - Own, LAL (If deferred from 2024)

2nd Round

2021 - Own or CHI (via CHI swap for NOP)
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

New York Knicks

2021 - Own, DAL
2022 - Own
2023 - Own, DAL top 10 protected
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

2nd Round

2021 - To PHL; CHA, ​DET (via PHL to LAC)
2022 - Own
2023 - Own, Det, Utah
2024 - Own, Cle
2025 - Own

Oklahoma City Thunder

2021 - Own, MIA, Hou Top 4  protected
2022 - 1-14 Own; 15-30 to ATL, LAC, Phx top 12 protected
2023 - Own, MIA, Phx top 10 protected if not conveyed in 2022
2024 - Own, LAC
2025 - Own, Hou top 4 protected

2nd Round

2021 - Own
2022 - To ORL 
2023 - To ORL 
2024 - To ATL if OKC does not convey 1st round pick to ATL in 2022
2025 - To ATL if OKC does not convey 1st round pick to ATL in 2022

Orlando Magic


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own
2022 - Own; OKC 
2023 - Own; OKC
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Philadelphia Sixers


2021 - Own; MIA (via PHX)
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own; DEN; DET; NYK
2022 - Own or swap for DEN
2023 - Own; DET
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Phoenix Suns

2020 - Own; MIL 8-30 
2021 - Own; MIL if not already settled
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own



2021 - 31-35 Own; 36-60 to BRK
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Portland Trail Blazers


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Sacramento Kings


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own; MEM; MIA (via POR), DET
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

San Antonio Spurs


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - Own
2022 - To UTH
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Toronto Raptors


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own



2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 -Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

Utah Jazz



2022 - To Mem Top 6 protected
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own



2021 - Own; WAS
2022 - Own; SAN
2023 - Own
2024 - Own or swap for CLE
2025 - Own

Washington Wizards


2021 - Own
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own


2021 - To UTH
2022 - Own
2023 - Own
2024 - Own
2025 - Own

​Scouting Las Vegas Summer League Day 1
Names that stood out:
Alize Johnson
His basketball IQ and passing ability really stood out against the Rockets he displays real point forward potential.
 Trevon Duval
He displays 3 level scoring ability and a solid handle as well as the ability to collapse the defense and create room for shooters.
 
Check Diallo
Lunch pail type big who rebounds well and defends could have real value long term as a bench big.
 
Trevon Blueitt
Not only is an efficient scorer and solid defender but Blueitt is a bulldog of a defender who is always looking to ballhawk.
 
Malik Monk
Monk flashed the scoring ability that made him so intriguing in college. His defense was also better than expected, he plays passing lanes well and his athleticism helps hide any fundamental flaws.
 
Kevin Knox
Not only did he display high level scoring ability but his energy and competiveness were drastically above what he displayed at Kentucky. The Calipari effect is quite real.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Names That Dissapointed:
 
Deandre Ayton
The numbers don’t tell the whole story Ayton posted several double, doubles and dominated in the post. However his effort level was virtually non existent. Against fringe NBA talent he can coast the concern is he doesn’t have a next gear to go to.
 
Trae Young
He has struggled with his shot and has turned the ball over way too much. On the positive side he did have 11 assists in his last game.
 
Jaren Jackson Jr
He had a big 1st game and then has mostly been MIA. The raw tools on defense exist but will they ever translate?

 
Vernon Carey is a bad man, he displays elite handles for a big, strong passing ability and high basketball IQ.
 
Rj Barret displays a level of unselfishness rarely seen, he has Lebron like handles and explosion and a developing jumpshot.
 
Scottie Barnes reminds me a lot of Pippen he passes well, defends at a high level and is a bulldog of a competitor.

Later this week will post a scouting review of Las Vegas Summer League.