King LeBron James gets sentimental after watching something amazing

One of LeBron James' biggest dreams is to be able to share the court with his children. And everything seems to indicate that this moment is getting closer and closer although in reality, because of the ages of his children (15 and 17) probably the King can only get to coincide with his firstborn Bronny James.

A few days ago a video was published where LeBron James has seen training with both of his sons, Bronny and Bryce James who have the goal of reaching the NBA and why not get close to the level that his father has shown throughout his career. Even though this will be very difficult because James is top 2 in NBA history.

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On Thursday, King James tweeted that he was very excited and sentimental to be watching his sons share the court in a game for the first time in his life; "Man I'm literally watching Bronny and Bryce on the court together for the first time in a game situation!!!! This is INSANE!!! I'm EMOTIONAL A*!!!! WOW".

Both youngsters currently play for Sierra Canyon School, a high school renowned for its athletic program, especially in basketball. If all goes according to plan Bronny James would be in the NBA in a couple of seasons. As for Bryce, he is still at least 4 years away as he is two years younger than his brother Bronny. LeBron has made it clear that he will play for the team that drafts Bronny James so if the Los Angeles Lakers want to keep LeBron they need to get to work now.

The legacy of LeBron James

It will be hard for both sons of King LeBron to make a name for themselves. And not because they don't have the talent to do it, but because what their father has done will be very difficult to surpass. LeBron James has created a legacy both on and off the court. LeBron's children would not be the first to have to surpass what their father has done. A few years ago Michael Jordan's sons; Marcus and Jeffrey Jordan, came close but the furthest they got was the NCAA.