LeBron isn’t happy with EVERYTHING in Cleveland

Braylon Edwards #17 Cleveland Browns

Sports Illustrated - Braylon Edwards was fighting mad Sunday, exchanging a few blows with one of Cincinnati’s massive defensive linemen. Later, Cleveland’s contentious wide receiver allegedly took a swing at someone much smaller but with a towering, more famous friend: LeBron James. And the King isn’t happy about it. James called Edwards “childish” for allegedly punching his friend early Monday morning following an argument outside a Cleveland night club. The Cavaliers superstar said Edwards punched his friend, Edward Givens, a promoter who was working outside the club around 2:30 a.m. EDT. “I’ve never crossed paths with Braylon before, but it seems like there’s a little jealousy going on with Braylon and me and my friends. I have no idea why,” a protective and perturbed James said after practice. “I’ve never said anything to Braylon at all. But for him to do that is very childish. My friend is 130 pounds. Seriously. It’s like hitting one of my kids. It doesn’t make sense.”

130 lbs? Are you serious Braylon? I think my left bicep weighs more than that lol. Anytime you try and sucker punch a guy who is that small in stature, everyone starts to question your morale. After speaking to the media, LeBron issued a statement and is allegedly picking his own fight with the Cleveland Browns wide receiver. This could draw a rivalry between two of Cleveland’s biggests sports stars, but LeBron’s top priority should be fighting for a championship with his new megastar, Shaquille O’ Neal.

After the scuffle between Edwards and LeBron’s string-beanish friend, James doted on how much he conducts himself as a professional athlete. Hey LeBron, you’re a great athlete and, undoubtedly, the NBA’s undisputed star. But before you can add the word “professional” to your arsenal, just remember the many hand shakes you owe to the NBA and its players.

And if someone beats you up, at least show them respect. Or, just be “childish” about it.