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Source #1: LeBron, joined by Bronny, enters Year 22 with 'a lot in the tank' 

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Source #1: LeBron, joined by Bronny, enters Year 22 with 'a lot in the tank' 

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The first article I analyzed was the story published by ESPN. It discusses the Los Angeles Lakers, more specifically, the correlation between LeBron James and his son Bronny James, who are not teammates. The media has been very critical of the situation. Since the team plays in Los Angeles, there is much media coverage compared to the smaller cities.

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I focused on ESPN and NBA as news outlets regarding the media attention that the Los Angeles Lakers get with Bronny James and LeBron James. I also evaluated how location plays a role in how much media coverage a certain team gets.

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Source #2: LeBron James feels ‘pure joy’ as he begins Lakers training camp alongside son Bronny

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Source #2: LeBron James feels ‘pure joy’ as he begins Lakers training camp alongside son Bronny

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On the other hand, this article, produced by NBA.com focuses on the same subject on the Lakers, but focuses more on LeBron James' thoughts on playing alongside his son, rather than the situation itself.

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The argument I will be making is how the title of two articles about the same subject can control the negative or positive takeaways the reader observes in the article. In this case, both articles are about LeBron James and his son, Bronny. However, the article released by ESPN has more of a negative connotation to it because it focuses on the pressure the James family will face. On the other hand, the NBA.com article is more positive as it focuses on how happy LeBron is playing with his son.

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With the popularity that comes with the James family, the media has been critical of the coverage given to the team. In college, Bronny James struggled, averaging just 4 points per game, but still earned a roster spot in the NBA. The article states "not that the optimism was overwhelming the team." Instead of focusing on the entire team, the media has zeroed in on the James family. In the past, there have been plenty of reports saying former players do not want to play on the Lakers because of the pressure that comes with it.

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The Lakers were under fire this offseason when they brought in JJ Redick as head coach. That is because he is good friends with LeBron so people did not think he was qualified.

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In every single visual this article posted regarding the James', you can see how happy he is. He is also very vocal about it, saying "It’s pure joy, to be honest, to be able to come to work every day, put in the hard work with your son every day and be able to see him continue to grow. We push each other. He pushes me, I push him. We push our teammates. Just a very joyous moment, not only for myself but for our family.”

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Here, LeBron described this experience as a "dream." This goes hand in hand with the ideology that this source had more of a positive twist to it, solely on the title. "Joy" is a common theme used throughout the article and the headline set the tone.

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V: The claim is that they are focusing on covering the dynamic between LeBron James and Bronny James playing for the Lakers.

I: Intellectually independent; mainly because these sources lean towards the media coverage of the James' family as opposed to covering other players and teams equally. They know any article about LeBron will get tons of interactions.

A: They are all accountable since the sources all mention who wrote it and the publication they belong to.

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Independent: These sources are independent because even though they have negative and positive reflections, they are solely based on facts and quotes.

Multiple sources: Plenty of articles covered this subject, but these specifically did a great job focusing on both sides.

Verifiable: Both sources had evidence for each point that was brought up and since they work for prominent organizations, they are credible.

Authoritative/Informed: They were both informed because the information came from the Laker team media itself.

Named: Each article made it clear who wrote it.

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The argument of the different positive/negative connotations to each article was evident through not only the headlines, but the quotes used, the pictures portrayed, as well as the stats provided. ESPN focuses more on the team aspect on how the James' popularity has played a role in the preparation, whereas NBA.com focuses more on the good side of things with the joy LeBron has felt.