LeBron, Bronny James: Father and son moment

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PALM DESERT, California—LeBron James grew up without a father, and the top scorer in National Basketball Association (NBA) history has often said he savors every moment and milestone he can experience with his own three children.

Their minutes together weren’t as smooth as they’ll be later in the season: Bronny committed two turnovers and LeBron made another in their first two minutes.

In the regular season, they’ll join a short list of fathers and sons who have shared a playing field in North American professional sports.Ken Griffey Sr.and Ken Griffey Jr.played together with the Seattle Mariners during parts of the 1990 and 1991 baseball seasons, while hockey great Gordie Howe played with sons Marty and Mark for the Houston Aeros in the Women’s Hockey Association and the New England/Hartford Whalers in the WHA and National Hockey League.