So LeBron's son Bronny suffered cardiac arrest?

[slowmotion]

Damn. This shit is crazy. Hope he ends up ok.

Wonder how he will view the game if some docs give him the green light to continue. We all built different when it comes to risk tolerance and what we willing to risk death for. Hope he makes his own choice regardless.

My guess is he will want to play. He is young and just now getting to live and try to reach his full potential. Young are usually a lot more willing to risk it, because of their youth. I felt untouchable when I was 18 years old. It's not until later in life you really start to see your own mortality for most of us.

 

[EPDC]

Scary stuff. Wish him a speedy recovery. I wouldn't even want my son back on the court after this. Bronny may have to go to business school. Damn.

 

[Chuck_Luck]

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report...-cardiac-arrest-during-workout-143536860.html


I hope James son pull through..

Nothing worse than your kid being sick.

 

[respiration]

Whoa…I’m praying for the young brotha

 

[lightbright]

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report...-cardiac-arrest-during-workout-143536860.html


I hope James son pull through..

Nothing worse than your kid being sick.

Been on the front page for an hour Chuck

So LeBron's son Bronny suffered cardiac arrest?

 

[respiration]

That’s crazy! Praying for the young brotha for a complete recovery.

 

[Duece]

I won't spew my typical conspiracy theories, but I saw something like this coming. There are alot of sensitive people on BGOL who are living in an alternate reality, afraid to deal with the cold hard truth.

You didn't see shit coming.

You became an "expert" in March 2020 with the rest of these quacks, if we asked you in December 2019 if you saw something coming you would have had this expression.

 

[praetor]

 

[Maxxam]

here we go with the bullshit

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

Wishing him all the best recovery-wise.

Especially as a healthy young man with his whole life ahead of him.

 

[daking181]

Second straight year a freshman fell into cardiac arrest for USC. The kid did come back to play 14 games for them though

 

[HNIC]

The pressure needs to be turned down on this kid and let him be a kid.
If he is lucky enough to go one and done and play with pops good,
but if not just enjoy the college experience and go professional when you are ready.

I personally don't know if I would want my son to play anymore basketball.
It would be his choice to play or not play, but I might be leaning don't play.

 

[D24OHA]

here we go with the bullshit

Elon pays for LeBron's verification so he'll stay using this platform, its probably not a good idea to spread wild conspiracy theories about his son's health to the world.

In short,

SHUT THE FUCK UP ELON!!

 

[carsun1000]

I hope he pulls through. One can only imagine the pressure on Bryce right now...

 

[a1rimrocka]

This is crazy. They'll run all kinds of test on him, to figure out the issue. This could be it for his bball career. Didn't Bosh have to shut his career down early after a heart condition was discovered? Reminds me of Hank Gathers..

College basketball star Hank Gathers collapses on court, dies | March 4, 1990 | HISTORY

On March 4, 1990, Loyola Marymount University star senior forward Hank Gathers sprints down the court during a West Coast Conference tournament game, leaps and catches an alley‑oop pass, slams down an emphatic dunk, and, after jogging back to midcourt, collapses to the floor. Although he briefly...

www.history.com

Bosh had clots in his lungs but I think his age played a factor in him shutting it down.

There's a couple recent examples of guys who experienced cardiac arrest and came back to play..
Somebody mentioned the USC freshman last year, he returned later in the season

USC freshman center Vince Iwuchukwu makes collegiate debut after offseason cardiac arrest

Iwuchukwu's basketball future was thrown into uncertainty over the summer after heart issues sidelined the four-star prospect

www.google.com

And Keyontae Johnson collapsed mid-game at Florida in 2020. He transferred to Kansas State, started all 36 games last yr, played into the Elite Eight and signed with the OKC Thunder

 

[SIDESHOW]

Second straight year a freshman fell into cardiac arrest for USC. The kid did come back to play 14 games for them though

remember K Johnson two years ago. This was at Florida

'The best story in basketball': Two years after his sudden collapse, Keyontae Johnson is betting on himself and winning

Keyontae Johnson's road back to the court has been long and required patience. It also involved turning down $5 million.

sports.yahoo.com

 

[HUNTSVEGAZ]

Damn hope he is a good..

I do wonder what's causing so many of these young kids to have heart attacks and cardiac issues?

Could it be supplements or certain things they are taking??

Pure speculation... But the amount of people (young and old) taking energy drinks is quite alarming

 

[4 Dimensional]

Glad he is doing better. Crazy.

 

[Darrkman]

Reminds me of Shaq's son when he had those heart issues at UCLA.....

A lot of times the docs don't really give an intensive checking of your heart unless something is wrong.

 

[HotNixon36]

If this does not make Lebron retire, nothing will

 

[4 Dimensional]

The pressure needs to be turned down on this kid and let him be a kid.
If he is lucky enough to go one and done and play with pops good,
but if not just enjoy the college experience and go professional when you are ready.

I personally don't know if I would want my son to play anymore basketball.
It would be his choice to play or not play, but I might be leaning don't play.

I’d be leaning that way too. He doesn’t need to play unless he loves the game. Otherwise, he can still be involved on the business side of things.

 

[Coldchi]

He'll bounce back.

 

[KoolJay]

Speedy recovery Youngin... I can ONLY imagine what his family is going thru right now...

 

[ansatsusha_gouki]

here we go with the bullshit

He's not the only one that believes that bullshit....

 

[dtownsfinest]

remember K Johnson two years ago. This was at Florida

'The best story in basketball': Two years after his sudden collapse, Keyontae Johnson is betting on himself and winning

Keyontae Johnson's road back to the court has been long and required patience. It also involved turning down $5 million.

sports.yahoo.com

I forgot all
About him until I seen him in summer league balling….

 

[the13thround]

Now Tariq Nasheed is throwing out vaccine speculations. Man these people need to stop this shit.

 

[ViCiouS]

Elon/ Elmo

 

[playahaitian]

The pressure needs to be turned down on this kid and let him be a kid.
If he is lucky enough to go one and done and play with pops good,
but if not just enjoy the college experience and go professional when you are ready.

I personally don't know if I would want my son to play anymore basketball.
It would be his choice to play or not play, but I might be leaning don't play.

I’d be leaning that way too. He doesn’t need to play unless he loves the game. Otherwise, he can still be involved on the business side of things.

^^^

All this

As a father I don't know WHAT I would think or feel

My main and only concern would be health and happiness

And if I had the means ?

It would definitely do everything to avoid anything that we could control to bring this on.

 

[zod16]

Now Tariq Nasheed is throwing out vaccine speculations. Man these people need to stop this shit.

Shit is actually sick.

And just so the resident idiots don't turn this thread into bullshit, here are articles discussing this from 2016, 2018 and 2019

ACC Maintenance

www.acc.org

Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes

There are clear health benefits to exercise; even so, patients with cardiac conditions who engage in exercise and athletic competition may on rare occasion experience sudden cardiac death (SCD). This article reviews the epidemiology and common causes ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

A 10-year review of sudden death during sporting activities - PubMed

Sudden cardiac death during sport is rare. Deaths are mostly due to coronary artery disease in adults and cardiomyopathy or arrhythmia in children. Because the majority of sports deaths are witnessed, they present an opportunity to enhance outcomes by cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[OutlawR.O.C.]

My son had one last year. It really fucked me up. Chances are out might out live him.

Damn brother, I'm sorry to hear this. I'm sure this has been hell on you and your family.

All the best to you and your son with his remaining healthy.

 

[DC_Dude]

My son had one last year. It really fucked me up. Chances are out might out live him.

Damn sorry to hear that bro....

 

[praetor]

 

[DC_Dude]

Craxzy, ******* will still discredit a fucking MD who is black and female what the dumb shit....Who can also show peer reviewed journal articles to support her claims....

That's what ******* have to turned to these days...Ignorant motherfuckers who lack any sense of critical thinking skills...


DAMN I MISS DICK GREGORY

 

[Complex]

Hope he makes a full recovery.

I agree with everyone else. No need to continue with basketball. He'll have limitless opportunities available to him.

He probably knows every top high school basketball player 9th thru 12th grade in addition to the 2020 to 2022 classes

He could become an agent and get everybody.

 

[Complex]

Craxzy, ******* will still discredit a fucking MD who is black and female what the dumb shit....Who can also show peer reviewed journal articles to support her claims....

That's what ******* have to turned to these days...Ignorant motherfuckers who lack any sense of critical thinking skills...


DAMN I MISS DICK GREGORY

Yeah, because doctors can't be wrong and you should go with the first opinion you get

Reggie Lewis and Hank Gathers happen because of the vaccine