Chris Paul's Son Does 'Blake Face' At Press Conference After Clippers-Grizzlies Game 3 (VIDEO)

Chris Paul son does "The Blake Face"

First Glen Davis's daughter co-starred in a post-game press conference. Then Chris Paul's son grabbed a share of the spotlight. The NBA Playoffs are becoming quite adorable.

Following the Clippers' hard-fought victory over the Grizzlies in Game 3, CP3 brought his 2-year-old, also named Chris, to his postgame press conference. Accompanied by Blake Griffin, Paul was asked about a play in which he dished it to the first-time All-Star on the baseline for a monster dunk with less than two minutes remaining to put L.A. up by four.

In the middle of Paul's response, he turned to his son sitting on his lap and told him to "make the Blake face," which is apparently the face Griffin makes when he wants the ball down low.

Paul's son then lowered his head and made a hilarious glare, first facing Griffin and then to reporters (upon Blake's request) drawing a bunch of laughs.

Last week, "Big Baby" Davis brought his one-year-old daughter to a postgame conference following a loss to the Pacers. It's safe to say that Amari Davis stole the show.

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Comments

[rhonu]

12:18 PM on 05/09/2012

I love to see 'jocks' with their wife and kids. We get to see them compete and kids bring out their softer side. l enjoyed watching this little fellow as well as Miss Amari Davis. I love it. I think ballers should do a photo spread in Sports Illustrated with their kids.

[WhatchaTalkinBoutWillis]

07:23 PM on 05/07/2012

Toooooooooo cutee!

[Acemkr6]

06:52 PM on 05/07/2012

Didn't they mean to say the African of American descent face!

[WhatchaTalkinBoutWillis]

07:24 PM on 05/07/2012

FAIL!

I bet you do an awesome A.r.y.a.n. face!

[IndependentAndProud]

02:17 AM on 05/09/2012

Well, that was weak.

[Acemkr6]

12:24 PM on 05/09/2012

I thought we were all being politically correct!

[emrogers]

05:46 PM on 05/07/2012

C'mon - now THAT was funny...

[Jazmo]

02:26 PM on 05/07/2012

That baby is adorable. Dad's not too bad either. :-) He does have the "Blake face" down pat!

[Sarahmorton]

12:38 PM on 05/07/2012

He's a little doll :)

[ZenSufi]

11:47 AM on 05/07/2012

That little kid is the future Michael Jordan.

[bmwracer]

09:44 AM on 05/07/2012

What's with athletes parading their kids in front of the media during interviews?

Seems rather narcissistic.

[robXdion]

10:00 AM on 05/07/2012

What's with random people complaining about something that occasionally happens in ALL sporting events and is seen as rather endearing? Does it bother you that these men are caring and loving fathers that dote over their children coupled with their enormous wealth and athleticism?

Seems rather jealous and petty.

[jukesgrrl]

08:13 PM on 05/07/2012

Not to mention that post-game press conferences are notoriously BORING, with totally predicable questions and even more predictable answers.

[bmwracer]

11:38 PM on 05/07/2012

So propping your kid in front of the media like a trophy is indisputable proof that these men "are caring and loving fathers?"

And how does "their enormous wealth" play into it? Does this mean the rest of us un-wealthy folks can't take care of our kids?

[NextStopWonder]

11:14 AM on 05/08/2012

It's not. It's rare, and when it does happen, it's sweet and people like it. Personally, I love to see a tough-exteriored athlete have a loving moment with their kid.

[JolietJake Blues]

01:39 AM on 05/07/2012

Blake Griffin is the biggest crybaby in all of sports.

Last year he would play defense. This year he stays on the offensive side crying to a ref about a non-call.

(and almost every single dunk he's using his off hand to shove defenders arms out of the way, a foul that is never called on him)

[pleasantlyny]

09:43 AM on 05/08/2012

This articleis not about blake griffin.

[IndependentAndProud]

02:22 AM on 05/09/2012

Blake Griffin is a monster talent and I'm thrilled that he's playing in my town.

He could never whine as much as you do.

[navarro56]

11:54 PM on 05/06/2012

Such a cute boy