News about Shareef O'Neal

LeBron James, his son Bronny, and Drake all walked into a stadium, but not the start of a joke, rather an account of the ensuing events at the Canadian rapper's concert in Los Angeles on Monday night. As he stepped toward the stage at Crypto.com Arena, James and his USC student-athlete son joined Drake. The triumvirate was greeted with a rapturous reception, which should come as no surprise.

LeBron James and his sons Bronny and Bryce returned to Dodger Stadium on Saturday as the family returns to normal life following Bronny's cardiac arrest. Last month, the adolescent, LeBron's eldest son, collapsed during basketball practice with his team at the University of Southern California. As the basketball prospect continue on the 'road to recovery,' LeBron and Bronny were spotted recently visiting the famous Mayo Clinic.'

Bronny James' cardiac arrest will not have an effect on his basketball career, according to Shareef O'Neal, the son of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal. Bronny, the son of Lakers superstar LeBron James, collapsed during basketball training with his team at the University of Southern California last month. Shareef told TMZ on Friday that he had been in touch with the 18-year-old since he had left hospital and claimed he was doing well.

Shareef O'Neal, the 23-year-old son of NBA legend Shaquille, has reached out to LeBron James' 18-year-old son, Bronny, to discuss his recovery from open heart surgery. During Bronny's basketball workout with his team at the University of Southern California on Monday, he went into cardiac arrest. He was in stable health after being in intensive care for a brief period of time, but no update was issued on Wednesday as he remained in the hospital for further examination. Bronny's heart arrest is unknown, according to his narrator. As a freshman at UCLA, Shareef faced his own heart issues as a UCLA crosstown rival, but he managed to begin a pro basketball career. The Los Angeles native currently competes in the NBA's youth division. "You have questions, you can ask me," Shareef told Good Morning America of his time with Bronny, whom he's known for years. 'I can probably answer them for you.'

Victor Wembanyama demonstrated his potential as the top pick of June's NBA Draft outside Las Vegas on Tuesday, showcasing his impressive array of skills as well as his 7-foot-4 frame in a highly awaited matchup with fellow prospect Scoot Henderson. The French phenomenon from the club's 92 blocked shots on the perimeter, shot rebounds, dominated screens, scored on a nifty spin move, demonstrated his ability to dribble, dove for a loose ball, and even played point guard on one possession. And this was all in the first two minutes. The 200 scouts and NBA executives who attended a game on Tuesday night didn't have to pay for their tickets, but if they did, they wouldn't have been short-changed at any cost. His last game under NBA rules, with 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds, he had his best numbers in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, four rebounds, four rebounds. 'He was amazing,' Metropolitans 92 coach Vincent Collet said. Jonathan Givony, an NBA Draft specialist, referred to Wembanyama as a "generational talent."