Who's sports career was better the father or the son?

Sports State Of Mind

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In this episode, we welcome back returning guest Jameson. Throughout sports history, we have come across 2nd and 3rd generations of families in the professional sports world. How much pressure does an athlete have when their father is an all-time great? For example, soon-to-be the NBA's all-time leading scorer, LeBron James, has two young kings expecting to follow in their father's footsteps. Can they? Will They? If so, how much pressure is on their shoulders to live up to their father's NBA career? We also discuss other professional sports families like the Mannings, Currys, and Wades on which family members had the better career. So make sure you sit back, relax, and enjoy. For more, follow Sports State Of Mind on iTunes, Spotify (Sports State Of Mind), Twitter (SSMPodcast), or leave a voicemail to talk your shit at 267-282-1038

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