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Bronny James Could Make USC Debut Later This Year After Recovering From Cardiac Arrest
After four seasons of professional baseball in the San Diego Padres system, Colin was featured as a freelance sports writer in numerous publications. He enjoys handicapping and writing about sports wagering while covering the MLB, NBA, NFL, PGA, and multiple college sports. Colin attended and played baseball at St. John's University in Queens, NY.
All posts by Colin LynchUpdated9 hours ago on April 27, 2024
The Outlook Is Promising For Bronny James to Return to Game Action For USC in 2023.
The update on Bronny James’ potential return to the USC Trojans following his cardiac arrest earlier this summer is a promising development for both the young basketball star and fans of the game. LeBron James, his father and an NBA legend, shared this encouraging news after the Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the Miami Heat.
LeBron gave an update on Bronny. Says everything is “on the up and up” and that they are hopeful he can play in game situations soon. pic.twitter.com/Byoqge3Z0z
— Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) November 7, 2023
Bronny’s journey took a concerning turn when he experienced cardiac arrest during a USC workout. After the incident, he was swiftly hospitalized and spent time in the ICU. Fortunately, the diagnosis revealed a treatable congenital heart defect. It was disclosed last month that Bronny underwent surgery, although the specific details of the procedure remain undisclosed.
Expectations Are High For Bronny At USC
For USC, securing Bronny as a recruit was significant. He was a four-star recruit with offers from several universities, including Oregon, Ohio State, and Memphis. His commitment to USC was part of an impressive recruiting class. USC had high hopes for the season, with new additions like D.J. Rodman, the son of NBA Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman, who transferred from Washington State. The Trojans were even picked to finish second in the competitive Pac-12, right behind No. 11 Arizona.
While the timeline for Bronny’s return to the court remains uncertain, the mere fact that he is preparing for a medical checkup is promising. If he receives clearance from medical professionals, he is determined to start practicing with the USC Trojans and aims to be back in action this season. The positive progression in Bronny’s recovery journey is not only good news for his basketball career but also for his overall health and well-being. It reflects the resilience and determination of a young athlete working towards a successful comeback.
