You know NBA fans get creative with distractions—waving towels, screaming like banshees, even dressing as opposing players. But during Game 5 of the Finals, one fan took it to a new level: using a baby as a prop to throw off Pascal Siakam’s free throw. And yes, it worked—because who expects an infant to be part of a defensive scheme?Naturally, Pat McAfee wasn’t having it. The ESPN personality fired off a tweet demanding Adam Silver ban baby-waving antics, and honestly? He’s got a point. The league already has rules against laser pointers and excessive signage—should toddlers really be the next loophole?The baby did its job pic.twitter.com/EXmaTw8MGo— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) June 17, 2025This isn’t about policing fun; it’s about keeping the game fair. If waving a baby becomes a trend, what’s next—puppies? Grandma holding a giant “MISS” sign? Pat McAfee’s call might sound extreme, but if the NBA doesn’t draw the line now, we’re one step away from full-blown circus acts deciding games.ongoing story…The post ESPN’s Pat McAfee Clears Demand to Adam Silver After Shocking NBA Finals Game 5 Moment appeared first on EssentiallySports.