LeBron James' Sons Bronny & Bryce Have Taken after Their LA Lakers Star Dad When It Comes to Their Basketball Skills

Like father like sons! LeBron James' sons are making their father proud as they are following his path in becoming basketball players.

It is no surprise that both of LeBron's sons are now pursuing a career in basketball like their father, who has frequently been regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time.

Earlier this week, his youngest son, Bryce, who is only 12-years old, had a basketball game. His older brother, Lebron James Jr, also had a game last December.

Bronny played for his California high school team, against his father's alma mater, St Vincent-St Mary, and LeBron James was in attendance to cheer his son on.

Amidst the crowd, LeBron was seen cheering the loudest as he paced the sideline. More than anything, the father loves to watch his children play, but sometimes his work just doesn't let him. He said:

"This is a dream come true. But missing my son, missing LeBron Jr., missing Bryce's first game the other day when we left for Orlando... sucks."

Like their father, the James brothers attend each other's games and always got each other's backs on and off the court. While Bryce played earlier this week, Bronny was present to cheer him on.

Bryce took an epic shot that went right into the basket, and his brother couldn't hide his excitement. He ran across the court and jumped as he high fived his friends.

Although some criticized his move to L.A, the likes of Trevor Jackson thought it was awesome.

LeBron shows nothing but support for his boys and wouldn't condone any form of disrespect channeled towards them.

At Bronny's game in December, a fan threw something at him, which hit him on the back. LeBron was mad when he saw the video later as he found the act disrespectful. He said:

"It's just disrespectful. It was a little kid, too…I don't know if he learned that on his own, or he learned that at home, whatever the case may be... it's just disrespectful."

Nearly 20 years ago, LeBron put his alma mater on the map. He has, however, since then moved on to play in a bigger league.

Almost two years ago, LeBron James started playing with the Lakers side by side, his friend, the legendary basketball player, Kobe Bryant.

Although some criticized his move to L.A, the likes of Trevor Jackson thought it was awesome. LeBron himself is happy to be a part of the team.

In his tribute to Kobe, he said he heard about how much the Lakers were a family before joining, and since he did, he has discovered they are indeed a family.