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Bronny James Mic’d Up Golf Footage Drops And Nobody’s Ready For His First Season Without LeBron

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The Los Angeles Lakers just hit us with some fresh footage, dropping a new video Saturday of Bronny James mic’d up while playing golf alongside some teammates. This isn’t just a casual round, either. The video features Bronny, Collin Sexton, and Sasha Vujačić showing off their swings and chatter from the annual Lakers Golf Tournament, which went down earlier this month at the Pechanga Resort Casino.

Bronny Hits the Links (Again)

It looks like Bronny’s been pretty busy on the golf course this summer. This tournament footage isn’t the only time he’s been spotted with a club in hand. Back in August, he was also out on a course chilling with his father, LeBron James, and Lakers teammate Austin Reaves. It’s cool to see these guys bonding off the court, especially with so much on the horizon.

A New Era Kicks Off For Bronny in LA

This year marks a massive shift. Bronny is gearing up for his third campaign with the Lakers, but it’s going to be his first season without his dad right there with him. Remember, LeBron James signed with the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency, which still feels wild to say. And speaking of wild, Front Office Sports’ David Rumsey reported that LeBron and comedian Kevin Hart are even planning to face off in a YouTube golf competition. Guess the elder James is still chasing that golf glory, just not in LA.

Bronny’s season is almost here, and it’s a huge one for him. He and the Lakers are set to tip off their schedule with an October 21 home game. They’ll be facing off against Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. Get ready, because it’s going to be a fascinating watch seeing Bronny step into this new era.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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