On Saturday night, LeBron James and his family went to see the second game of the Dodgers vs Marlins doubleheader.

Superstar LeBron James of the Lakers and his family attended the second game of the Dodgers and Marlins doubleheader on Saturday night.

James, his spouse Savannah, and their three kids, Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri, were placed behind them in the front of a suite. Rich Paul, James’s agent, was also present.

The visit took place at the same time as the Dodgers’ promotional LeBron James bobblehead giveaway that evening.

The bobblehead had James wearing a Lakers crown and a Los Angeles Dodgers basketball jersey. He was also holding a basketball in his right hand.

Before the game began, Lakers fans engaged in a trivia competition to determine who would get to toss the ceremonial first pitch. James did not participate in any of the pregame events.

This is one of the first public appearances for James and his family since Bronny’s cardiac arrest on July 24 during a USC basketball session.

After being transported in a hurry to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the 18-year-old had treatment and observation there before being released later that week. The same day, James issued the following statement:

“I want to express my gratitude to everyone who has sent love and prayers to my family. James remarked, “We feel you, and I’m very appreciative. “Everyone is doing fantastically. We feel your love and are safe and well with our family together. We’ll talk more when we’re ready, but for now, I just wanted to say thank you very much for your support.

Not long after, James shared a video of Bronny on social media, and he was recently photographed with him at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

During the game on Saturday, James and his family were content and healthy. In fact, the four-time NBA champion was even given a $100,000 donation to his LeBron James Family Foundation by the Dodgers.

The sold-out audience even gave him a standing ovation when he was displayed on the video board.