CLEVELAND, OH - MAY 21: LeBron James #23 of the Cleveland Cavaliers reacts in the second quarter against the Boston Celtics during Game Three of the 2017 NBA Eastern Conference Finals at Quicken Loans Arena on May 21, 2017 in Cleveland, Ohio.
LeBron James usually wows fans with his ball-handling and shooting on the court, but on Sunday it was him who was in the stands watching his son play.
The 33-year-old Cleveland Cavaliers star couldn’t help but look surprised after his eldest son LeBron Jr. tried to dunk during a game as part of a tournament at Southwest Miami Senior High School.
LeBron Jr. was not able to successfully make the dunk, but his father still seemed impressed.
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According to an Instagram video of the play that James posted, this was the first time his son had ever attempted to dunk during a game.
James’ eldest son, who is nicknamed “Bronny,” is reportedly a talented eighth-grade player.
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Last year, the King told reporters that his son is a more prolific shooter and passer than he was at that age.
“I didn’t handle the ball as well as he does, he handles the ball exceptionally well and he shoots a lot better than I did at that age,” James said last year.
Rumors have swirled in recent days over the possibility of James joining the Los Angeles Lakers next season.
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