LeBron James in Miami could mean the end of his relationship, writes ESPN

ESPN's Jemele Hill wonders if LeBron James in Miami will mean the end of his relationship with his girlfriend Savannah Brinson. Brinson, writes Hill,  prefers to stay in Cleveland with the children instead of Miami. And LeBron makes some major missteps when characterizing his relationship with his longtime girlfriend and the mother of James' two sons, LeBron Jr., 5, and Bryce,...

APLeBron James and Savannah Brinson

ESPN's Jemele Hill wonders if LeBron James in Miami will mean the end of his relationship with his girlfriend Savannah Brinson.

Brinson, writes Hill,  prefers to stay in Cleveland with the children instead of Miami. And LeBron makes some major missteps when characterizing his relationship with his longtime girlfriend and the mother of James' two sons, LeBron Jr., 5, and Bryce, 3.

James tells the magazine that with or without a wedding ring, he believes Brinson will always support him.

Yeah, and Cleveland fans will welcome him warmly when the Miami Heat play there.

"A person like myself always needs a great sidekick and a person you can rely on no matter the circumstances. And she's that," James told Harper's. "She's got my back, and I love her for that."

Sidekick? Ouch. So does that mean his kids are his assistants?

 So Jemele Hill wants to know if the Miami relationship curse will claim another couple?

It got Shaq and Dwyane Wade. Brinson and James, better watch out.