It will take much more than a head wound to keep LeBron James out of the NBA Finals.
James was fouled by Golden State Warriors big man Andrew Bogut early in Game 4 on Thursday night, sending the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar tumbling into the cameramen gathered along the baseline at Quicken Loans Arena.
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LeBron wins lots of games, but he couldn’t win the battle with a camera, sustaining a lacerated head in the collision.
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James stopped the bleeding with a towel pressed to his head and kept playing. But just like when he was a 16-year-old dreaming of NBA glory, LeBron received a visit for his mom, who just had to kiss her son in front of 17,000-plus fans.
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That cringe is something we all know well: Moommmmmmm!!!
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