The James family is taking full advantage of making history during the playoffs.
On April 18, LeBron James and Bronny James became the first father-son duo to team up and share the court in the postseason. Now? They're putting on a show.
During the second quarter of Game 3 between the Los Angeles Lakers and the host Houston Rockets on Friday, Deandre Ayton forced Reed Sheppard to miss a contested layup, with the rebound landing in LeBron's hands.
The elder James pushed the ball in transition while Bronny filled the right lane and sprinted down court.
LeBron eyed his son cutting to the rim and lobbed the ball with Bronny taking off and catching it and finishing the alley-oop with a smooth reverse left-handed layup.
LEBRON TO BRONNY.
— NBA (@NBA) April 25, 2026
FATHER TO SON.
BRON ASSIST ➡️ BRONNY REVERSE. pic.twitter.com/OHEWmQuw1O
After the sequence, Bronny pointed to his dad in appreciation.
The alley-oop put the Lakers up 52-40 with 7:13 remaining in the second quarter.
LeBron finished the first half with 16 points and four assists, while Bronny had five points.
