Dwyane Wade's Dad's Ejection Pales in Comparison to Offensive LeBron T-Shirt

The Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls treated the fans in Chicago to one heck of a basketball game again last night.

Much like last year's Eastern Conference Finals, the two proved why they're two of, if not the two very best in the league.

But the on-court excitement wasn't the only thing setting off fireworks in the United Center.

Dwyane Wade's father, Dwyane Sr., was reportedly ejected from the arena for showering his surrounding crowd members with profane language. According to a source cited by ESPN:

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While seated in the 100 level, the elder Wade was asked by arena personnel to stop using profanity. He refused and was ejected, the source said.

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But that wasn't even the worst display of profane language. Although incorrectly spelled, a fan in the arena was captured sporting offensive language directed at LeBron James (photo courtesy of Mike Hlebasko):

WARNING: Picture Contains Graphic Language

Do we know the extent of the language Wade Sr., had to use to get tossed? No. Is it really that big a deal that the father of the game's leading scorer was tossed? Again, no. 

Is it a big deal that a fan was caught wearing a "*** LBJ" T-shirt? Maybe not, but it is certainly bigger than Wade's father being ejected.

In a day or two, nobody will care or probably even remember that Wade Sr., whose family is native to the Chicago area where Wade attended a suburban high school, was asked to leave and then ejected from the game.

That LeBron shirt, however, has plenty of staying power.

This Bulls-Heat matchup could very well decide the Eastern Conference yet again this season. The way things are going, both on the court and in the crowd, we ain't seen nothing yet.