LeBron James is headed to the 76ers on a two-year deal, but his son Bronny? Not coming along — and that’s a big deal. Rich Paul confirms Bronny and LeBron are not a package deal, and there’s no plan for Bronny to join the Sixers. While rumors suggested they’d stay linked, those were debunked. Bronny, 21, played in half of the Lakers’ games last season, averaging nearly three points, showing flashes of potential — especially late in the year and in the playoffs. The Lakers see him as a real NBA player, not just a draft pick because of his dad. And while other teams reportedly eyed Bronny if they got LeBron, the 76ers weren’t confirmed among them. Playing in Philly might actually help Bronny — giving him a fresh start, away from the shadow of his father, and a real shot to build his own legacy.
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