Yeah, no pressure, kid.
LeBron James Jr. isn't even old enough to drive a car and he's already getting massive attention on the court spoke with the Laker legend at Mastro's about the prodigy's future and whether he can be the heir to the throne ... and Magic says it's definitely possible.
"I think so," Johnson tells us."You hope so, anyway. Normally what happens is sometimes with all that skill and talent that LeBron has, it passes to his son." "I think that he has a chance to be unbelievable and either just as good as his dad or a little better. But, that's big shoes to fill though. LeBron is playing awesome right now. MVP of league right now."
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