LeBron Passes to Bronny for a 3-Pointer and the NBA’s First Father-Son Assist, League Says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron James literally passed it on to the next generation Friday night. The top scorer in NBA history recorded the league’s first father-son assist when he passed to Bronny James for a 3-pointer in the second quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers ‘ game against Brooklyn. “That was a special moment for us two, and a lot more to come down the road,” Bronny said after the Lakers beat the Nets 116-99. The Lakers’ father-and-son duo played meaningful minutes together for the second straight game when the Lakers returned from a successful road trip to host the struggling Nets. Bronny James was on court with his father for nearly 4 1/2 minutes after they checked in together to start the second quarter. Both generations scored during their sequence together, with LeBron making a driving layup before he exchanged passes on the next possession with Bronny, who hit his 3-pointer from a step behind the line. “Not taking it for granted, just being in the moment of us being on the floor …
