Just under a year before Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James made his professional debut in the NBA summer league, Bronny's life was in jeopardy when he went

I still feel like I’m getting back, I’m getting back to where I was,” the Los Angeles Lakers rookie, 20, told Men’s Health.

LeBron and Savannah James opened up for the first time in Netflix's new docuseries about their son Bronny's July 2023 cardiac arrest.

Starting 5, which is now streaming on Netflix, highlights several of the top NBA stars during the 2023 season, including LeBron. The docuseries chronicles LeBron’s life on the court and his home life with Savannah and their kids Bronny, Bryce, 17, and Zhuri, 9.

LeBron James and wife Savannah discuss on Netflix doc what their family went through as son Bronny, now his dad's Lakers teammate, battled back after suffering cardiac arrest.

In an emotional moment, LeBron James recently met the "lifesaver" who performed CPR on his son, Bronny, after he went into cardiac arrest.

One perceived weakness has dogged Bronny for years: the idea that he isn’t athletic in the way his dad always was.

LeBron James and his wife Savannah opened up son Bronny James’ cardiac arrest scare while at USC in July 2023. The James family had not commented much publicly about situation, which occurred ahead of Bronny’s freshman season with the Trojans,

Lakers legend LeBron James felt helpless as he watched his son, Bronny, experience the worst medical scare of his young career. When he reflected on the incident for his newest Netflix docuseries with Uninterrupted,