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Bronny James’ high school GPA has been revealed ahead of the NBA Draft.

The former USC Trojans point guard has done little harm to his NBA prospects over the last several weeks as he impressed at the combine and is understood to have ticked most boxes.

It appears LeBron James could get his wish as the Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly keen on drafting his son.

The league’s all-time leading scorer has made no secret of wanting to play with his eldest in the pros, and the Lakers could possibly get a twofer during the offseason as drafting Bronny would likely get LBJ to stick around, while they’ll be getting a player who could develop into a star in the future.

The younger James played one season of college basketball with USC and, before that, attended Sierra Canyon High School. While his GPA hasn’t been officially disclosed, Athlon Sports reckons they know the range.

“Bronny’s USC player bio states that he was an honor roll student during his time at Sierra Canyon,” the publication surmises. “And according to Sierra Canyon’s website, a student can only make the honor roll if they have a GPA of 3.5 or above.

“Therefore, we know that Bronny’s high school GPA during his senior year was at least a 3.5.”

Bronny majored in Business Administration at USC. His impressive high school GPA can’t do his draft stock any harm.

Bronny James Got Multiple Workout Invites From NBA Teams

Bronny James was reported to have received multiple invites for private workouts with NBA teams following his combine participation.

According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, the youngster received invites from 10 teams; however, he plans to work out with only the Lakers and the Phoenix Suns.

Sharania added that the Suns have considered taking Bronny in the first round. They have the No. 22 overall pick.

Latest Update on Olivier-Maxence Prosper’s Ankle Injury Ahead of Mavericks vs. Celtics Game 1

Olivier-Maxence Prosper (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Dallas Mavericks rookie sensation Olivier-Maxence Prosper has been battling an ankle injury as the team gears up for the NBA Finals. Head coach Jason Kidd provided an update on Prosper’s injury status during a recent press conference.

Kidd provided insight into the young star’s development and revealed that Prosper was unable to join the Mavericks’ practice session. The Mavs head coach also expressed uncertainty regarding Prosper’s involvement in the upcoming NBA final game between the Mavericks and Boston Celtics.

“He did not participate in our practice. He did everything individually. I don’t know if he’s going to participate in this Finals but he’s doing better..So we’ll see,” Kidd said.

Prosper’s ankle injury has kept him sidelined since April 21, when he sprained his ankle during a practice session. As a result, Prosper has missed a total of 16 consecutive games.

Olivia-Maxence Prosper’s Rookie Season Performance

Despite limited playing time, Olivia-Maxence Prosper made significant contributions to the Dallas Mavericks team’s performance this season.
Olivier-Maxence Prosper (Photo by Christopher Pike/Getty Images)
Even after seeing his continuous performance, Jason Kidd felt motivated to compare him with P.J. Washington.

“Just understanding what the future holds for him is very bright. When you look at his size and his ability to shoot the three and put it on the floor, I’m not saying he’s [P.J. Washington] but there are some similarities there,” Kidd said.

While it’s uncertain whether the rookie star will be able to participate in the Mavericks’ finale, his performance will undoubtedly remain on the minds of Mavericks fans.