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Bronny James getting drafted by the Lakers is a potential example of NBA nepotism, but it’s far from the only one in the league’s long history.
As expected, the topic of nepotism came up during the broadcast of the 2024 NBA Draft as the inevitable selection of Bronny James by the Los Angeles Lakers neared.

This isn’t the first time a member of the Christie family has been drafted.

It took an extra day, but Duke big man Kyle Filipowski finally heard his name called as part of the 2024 NBA draft.

This better work.
All the buzz is over: Bronny James is a Los Angeles Laker.
Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka made the connection official, selecting Bronny, 19, with the 55th pick of the NBA Draft (Day 2). 
We all saw it coming: LeBron James’ under-qualified son getting a spot on his dad’s roster because … nepotism. 
READ: Don’t Be An Idiot And Bet ‘Nepo Baby’ Bronny James To Go First In 2024 NBA Draft
Looking back at his one season of playing college ball, Bronny James fell dramatically short of expectations.

The Kings have gotten under the luxury tax by trading Davion Mitchell, Sasha Vezenkov and the 45th pick to the Raptors in exchange for Jalen McDaniels, sources told ESPN.

A jury ruled Thursday that the NFL violated antitrust laws in distributing out-of-market Sunday afternoon games on a premium subscription service and has awarded nearly $4.7 billion in damages.

One of the strangest and downright scariest things on Earth is sinkholes. One moment, something is there, and in an instant, the Earth can simply give out and swallow something whole like a sandworm in ‘Dune.’ The scene that unfolded with a sinkhole at some soccer fields at Gordon Moore Park in Alton, Illinois is nightmare fuel.
Surveillance video shared by the City of Alton shows the moment a 100-foot-wide sinkhole opens and swallows a small set of bleachers and an entire light pole. Everything just disappears before a cloud of dust emerges from the hole.

A jury has given its verdict in the class action suit brought against the NFL after finding that the league violated antitrust laws by only making its out-of-market TV package, Sunday Ticket, available on DirectTV (it’s now available through YouTubeTV).
According to the New York Post, the jury ruled that the league needs to pay $96 million to commercial establishments who purchased Sunday Ticket, and another $4.7 billion to fans who bought the package.
Which adds up to… add those… carry the 1… $4.

Plenty of sons have followed their dads to the NBA, but LeBron and Bronny will be the first on-court father-son duo in league history after LA picked him at No. 55.

The July 19 release date for EA Sports’ long-anticipated College Football ’25 video game is rapidly approaching, and with each passing day, more details emerge.
Just a few days ago, EA released the list of toughest stadiums to play in, leading to a substantial amount of debate, to say the least. 
READ: College Football Video Game Stadium Rankings Drop, And Social Media Has Plenty Of Thoughts
But EA may have saved its most controversial rankings for Thursday, when it released its top offensive and defensive teams on social media and the game’s website.