LeBron Will Not Miss NBA Finals for Baby's Birth

• RyNoSauce

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  Hey as long as the couch is comfortable, I guess why not?
  

  Posted 6/5/2007 [reply] [flag]

• TheHype

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  Don't worry, just like the regular season, he's just saving his energy for the Parenthood Playoffs...

  Posted 6/5/2007 [reply] [flag]

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LeBron: Good Teammate, Bad Father
Published 6/5/2007 by Larry Brown at Larry Brown Sports
... LeBron James was interviewed by Rachel Nichols for the ESPN Sunday Conversation. In the interview, he revealed the news that he would not miss an NBA Finals game for the birth of his child. As Marcel Mutoni points out at FanHouse, the baby is due when Game 5 is scheduled. Don’t fret Cavs fans, here’s what LeBron said:

FanHouse: Tue AM 'More Sheff' Edition
Published 6/5/2007 by John at John Clifford Ness
... NBA: LeBron Will Not Miss NBA Finals for Baby's Birth

My Lifestyle Courageous
Published 6/5/2007 by Bethlehem Shoals at freedarko.com
... So LeBron's having a baby , and it means so much to me. It also seems to be quite important to the media, who love nothing more than plastering the sky with the fatherhood of James, Melo, and Arenas. . . without any consternation at the parents' not being hitched. Don't get me wrong, I could care less if they want to wed their partners, or even if they stay steadily involved with them on the romance tip. What interests me is how little the rest of America, which regularly flays the NBA on account of its dwindled morals, cares. Or rather, what an appetite there seems to be for their tales of dad-dom despite this potential middle U.S.A. stumbling block. Granted, all three situations are different. Melo and LaLa are now engaged and lovin' it, Gilbert and his ex are as unpredictable and intense, and Bron's relationship is hidden from the world and possibly flawed. You can decide what to

Certain sacrifices had to be made.
Published 6/6/2007 by McBain at Flyers Fieldhouse
... Needless to say, I'm pretty happy with LeBron's decision to skip the birth of his second son should it fall on the night of Game 5 of the NBA Finals, as it very well might. My view may be a little uninformed, as I'm not a father (that I know of), but come on; it's the finals. The city of Cleveland goes as LeBron goes, and a collective conniption fit would be had if he were to skip a game in our first NBA Finals for anything short of paralysis. Call him what you will, but you know deep down he never really had a choice. ...