NBA legend LeBron James has set a clear boundary with his son, Bronny, now a teammate on the Los Angeles Lakers: no ‘dad’ allowed on the court. In a recent podcast appearance, LeBron explained that he expects Bronny to treat him professionally during practice and games. ‘He can’t call me ‘dad’ at work,’ the 39-year-old athlete stated. This rule, however, doesn’t extend off the court. LeBron clarified that he’s happy to be ‘dad’ again once they leave the arena and head home. Despite the professional dynamic, LeBron recognizes the unique situation and has offered his son some playful options for addressing him on the court: ‘He can call me ‘2-3’ (my jersey number), ‘Bron,’ or even ‘GOAT.’ It’s his decision.’ LeBron’s commitment to this professional separation underscores his desire for Bronny to earn his place in the NBA on his own merit.