On Tuesday night, Bronny James and his father, LeBron James, made NBA history by becoming the first father-son duo to play together in a game. Shaquille OāNeal, former Los Angeles Lakers star, was quick to react to the historic moment.
The moment, unforgettable for both, occurred four minutes before the end of the second quarter when they shared the court for the first time. Bronny James played just three minutes and missed the only two shots he attempted.
Shaquille OāNeal didnāt hesitate to react to the historic moment and had a message for Bronny James after the Lakersā 110-103 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, via Inside the NBA.
āGreat moment, great accomplishment. Would have loved to see him play more. Now that this (debut) is over, I think he should focus on getting better. Heās not going to be in the starting lineup, heās probably not going to be in the second lineup, but if I were him, Iād be working to get some type of rotation, to find some flow. Again, because of his last name, we want him to be great, but as LeBron said, there are 450 of us [playing in the NBA], and only a few rookies have come in and had a great impact immediately. [Iāve] known the kid a long time. He works hard, heās willing to learn, so I wish him well. But great accomplishment for the James family.ā
LeBronās unforgettable NBA moment with Bronny
After the historic moment, LeBron shared his thoughts on the incredible experience he lived with his son Bronny in the NBA. āI think, as a team, we played as close to 48 minutes of a complete game as we have in a while, so that was great. The game within the game, obviously, that moment of us being at the scorerās table together and checking in together is something I will never forget, no matter how old I get, no matter how my memory may fade as I get older, whatever. I will never forget that moment.ā

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When will Bronny Jamesā next game with the Lakers be?
Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers will have a few days off after the opening game. According to the schedule, they will return to the court on Friday, October 25, at home to face the Phoenix Suns at 10 p.m. ET.





