The Lakers might select LeBron James' son in the draft

The Los Angeles Lakers might select Bronny James in the NBA Draft, reports the Los Angeles Times.

The team has already conducted an interview with the 19-year-old basketball player in Chicago. It was previously known that LeBron James does not plan to change clubs to play alongside his son.

Bronny has declared for the draft, and the NBA eligibility committee has approved him. Additionally, he entered the NCAA transfer portal, giving him the option to return for a second year but at a different college.

In other news, Philadelphia's President of Basketball Operations, Daryl Morey, announced plans for "major changes" to the team during the offseason.

Additionally, the Brooklyn Nets have decided to retire the number 15 jersey, which was worn by Vince Carter. Carter spent 4.5 seasons with the Nets, averaging 23.6 points per game and setting their single-season scoring record with 2,070 points in the 2006-07 season.