During Sierra Canyon's game with Paul VI Catholic High School, the 15-year-old teenager is attempting to inbound the ball when a small yellow object hits his back.
- January 21, 2020
AceShowbiz - Bronny James has to deal with haters even during a game. The match between his team, Sierra Canyon, and Paul VI Catholic High School on Monday, January 20 had to be briefly stopped after someone in the crowd threw what looked like a piece of what appeared to be a candy at the 15-year-old basketball player.
In the middle of the game, which was broadcast live on ESPNU and took place at the HoopHall Classic in Springfield, Bronny was attempting to inbound the ball along the sidelines when the small yellow object hit him in the back. The referee immediately stopped the game and summoned a nearby security to eject the audience member from the game. The play then resumed.
It sure was a brief moment, but it lasted long enough for Bronny's dad LeBron James to notice what happened. The L.A. Lakers star took to Twitter to share a video of the incident and added, "Hating has no age limit! #JamesGang is build for it and well equipped. As we proceed."
He also sent love and support for his son through an Instagram post. Along with a photo of him watching Bronny play on the field, LeBron wrote, "Know I got your back and front throughout it all! I'd die for you and your siblings. Never waver no matter what disrespect, hate, envy, jealousy, etc comes your way! Only push forward and continue to be the great kid/young man/person you are! Love you kid!!!"
Meanwhile, Savannah James simply reacted with a photo of female lion with her child, suggesting that she would do anything to protect her children. LeBron reposted the photo and commented, "Aww s*#t y'all dun woke her up! Lioness protector over her first born/curbs."
Bronny is LeBron and Savannah's first child. The couple also shares two children, Bryce Maximus and Zhuri James.
