Now attorneys for LeBron and Gloria have asked a judge to dismiss the suit, labeling it "rank speculation." According to the new legal docs obtained by TMZ, LeBron's lawyers scoffed at "... a man who claims that as a twenty-nine year old lawyer he got a 15-year old girl pregnant during a one-night stand and who never contributed a penny in child support would earn millions in commercial endorsements by crawling out of the wood-work after the child he never gave a thought to became an NBA star."The new docs also note the results of a DNA test which show "0% probability of paternity."

Far from it. In fact, without naysayers, doubters and straight-up player haters, sports stars ranging from Clinton Portis to.

Michael Jordan to Tim Tebow -- yes, even our beloved football savior! -- probably wouldn't be motivated to get out of bed in the morning, let alone crush their sporting enemies underfoot.

All of which is why I'm proposing a new front office position: official hate coordinator. Look, it's time to bring real and imagined slings and arrows in house. In fact, it's overdue.

She admits it took her some time to warm to the idea of life in South Beach. "Personally, Miami was not my favorite place. Vacationing there is great: You go for three days and get some sun, and it's time to go home," she explains. But the weather helped win her over.

James enjoyed his lovely Saturday in Akron while at a State Farm King for Kids Bike-a-thon event followed by 400 children, with each of the bikes saying out loud – “I love Akron.”

“Look, he’s here, isn’t he?” said Cornelius Jenkins, a 34 year old warehouse worker in Akron “So long as he keeps doing stuff like this for the community, I don’t have a problem with him at all.

On his memories of living in the West Akron complex (characterized as ''a problem area'' by officers who answered frequent calls there at the time) to inspire his charitable contributions to local youths.

''He knows the place that he comes from and he's not that far removed from the age of the kids he's giving to — he was 17 years old when he was living in Springhill,'' said Maverick Carter, James' business partner and friend of about 20 years.

But over the course of the summer, that's exactly what we've been treated to courtesy of LeBron James. James and his fans and detractors have managed to turn.

The entire state of Ohio into a preschool playground, and no one -- Clevelander, Akronite, or unaffiliated Ohioan -- has been able to restrain himself from flinging sand in other people's faces.

It should be noted that, while James himself threw the first fistful, it wasn't by opting to flee Ohio for Florida. Though his departure might have seen a bit disloyal to Cavaliers fans.

When a "hometown" athlete nationally denounces his commitment to a franchise and city on a one-hour special on ESPN: he becomes Public Enemy No. 1.

This has become the fate of the man formally nicknamed "The Chosen One." LeBron James has devastated a city that has been torn apart in the past.

Not only has Cleveland not tasted a professional championship since 1964, but they have had one of the proudest, more storied NFL franchises ripped from their hearts by the former Public Enemy No. 1: Art Modell.

Mix in the Cleveland Indians coming up short numerous times, Michael Jordan breaking the Cavaliers' hearts with "The Shot," and John Elway killing Browns' fans with "The Drive."

When the Pistons face the Heat in the exhibition season in October (the date will be released this week)

The look will be drastically different with Dwyane Wade having LeBron James and Chris Bosh as teammates.