Dwayne Wade and LeBron James are also very invested in their sons' basketball lives

In addition to being two of the greatest in the game, Dwayne Wade and LeBron James are also very invested in their sons’ basketball lives.

Lebron James Y Dwyane Wade have solidified as two of the best athletes. The two legends have managed to have a positive influence on the game and have completely transformed the way the modern NBA is perceived on a global scale.

Being some of the most successful superstars the league has ever seen, these two future Hall of Famers have managed to make each and every team possible.

In his nearly two-decade career, LBJ has been to 18 All-Star Games, 18 All-NBA Teams, won 4 MVPs, 4 championships, and 4 Finals MVPs, among many other incredible feats. Whereas, “The Flash” has been a 13-time All-Star, 8-time All-NBA, he won a scoring title, 3 championships and 1 Finals MVP.

Being sensational basketball talents or savvy businessmen aren’t the only virtues D-Wade and Bron have in common. Both icons are even loving family members, who are extremely involved in their children’s lives, especially on the court.

“I speak to myself, LeBron James exerts energy in the arena”: Dwyane Wade

Both Wade and James have been seen attending their children’s games on numerous occasions. A few years ago, while his sons, Zaire Wade and Bronny James, shared the same room as Locke during their Sierra Canyon days, the Miami Heat legend spoke about the difference in his and LeBron’s behavior while their sons played on the court. .

Wade honestly revealed that he talked more about himself, on the other hand, LBJ managed to exert more energy in the crowd. The 6-foot-4 guard even more said:

“I’m sitting there and I’m like [to myself], ‘Do not go crazy. Don’t go there and drown the coach.

Don’t go spanking him, don’t go kick him, don’t be so rough right now,'” Wade recalled.

“So I think I probably have more internal dialogue than LeBron, but I probably exercise more in the energy of the arena,” he continued. “But I speak only over there [saying], ‘Sit down. Don’t get up, don’t get up. Okay, okay, great, your son didn’t get in, don’t put him in’. Things like that. I just talk like that. Talk to yourself.”

While we definitely miss seeing Dwyane and LeBron in action at the same time on the court, we look forward to seeing this duo attend each other’s kids’ games from the stands.