For the second time in as many years, LeBron James has elected to become a free agent.
Of course, Northeast Ohio's native son wouldn't dare sign anywhere else, right?
Right?
Such is the nervous optimism circling Cleveland, knowing full well that James should return, while also unable to forget one of the worst nights in the city's history five years ago.
Until James officially puts pen to paper, there's certainly at least some cause for concern. Chris Haynes of the Northeast Ohio Media Group points out, while James plans to stay put, he also enjoys putting pressure on the Cavaliers' front office as well:
James will take a wait-and-see approach while the Cavaliers tend to their housekeeping matters, league sources told Northeast Ohio Media Group.