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- Bronny James remains a topic of intrigue in the 2024 NBA Draft.
- He could be drafted late in the first round or in the second round, with interest from the Lakers and Suns.
- Bronny has received the most bets to be the No. 1 pick, despite it being unlikely.
- His agent, Rich Paul, states Bronny won’t sign a two-way contract if drafted late or undrafted.
Bronny James in the Spotlight for the 2024 NBA Draft
As the 2024 NBA Draft approaches, Bronny James, son of LeBron James, is capturing the attention of fans and bettors alike. Despite the class being viewed as one of the weaker ones, Bronny’s potential involvement has sparked significant interest.
After showcasing his skills at the NBA Combine, Bronny has decided to stay in the draft, with his prospects ranging from a late first-round pick to any point in the second round. Teams like the Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns are reportedly on his meeting list, hinting at possible destinations. The narrative of teams drafting Bronny to attract his father LeBron has cooled, but his draft stock seems to have risen enough to garner serious consideration from NBA teams.
While the top lottery pick is up for grabs, with French forward Alex Sarr being a favorite, Bronny has surprisingly attracted the most bets to be selected first overall. Betting platforms report a significant number of wagers placed on him, despite the general consensus that he won’t be the top pick. The Atlanta Hawks, who won the lottery with just a three percent chance, are not expected to choose Bronny first, with the safer bet being on a player like Sarr or potentially trading down for more assets.
Amidst speculation about his draft position, Bronny’s agent, Rich Paul, has made it clear that Bronny will not sign a two-way contract, even if he is selected later in the draft or goes undrafted. This statement sets the stage for Bronny’s entry into the NBA, with teams and fans eagerly watching to see where he will land.
