LeBron To Cleveland: Moving Trucks And Auto Transporters Spotted Outside LeBron's Home! [PHOTOS] Meeting With Pat Riley Yields No Commitment! Anticipation Reaching ‘Stalker Level!’
The LeBron To Cleveland Mania is reaching creepy, stalker-like levels. There were reports of some eager fans trying to track down Cavs owner Dan Gilbert’s plane, and now, moving trucks have been spotted in the James’ Florida home.
FWIW... MT @ANM90 My sister-in-law took this picture infront of LeBron's house. Moving trucks and car all packed up.. pic.twitter.com/fS9lwx9EBG
— RealGM (@RealGM) July 9, 2014
Two Exotic Auto Transport Trucks outside of LeBron's home have just left after loading cars. pic.twitter.com/V6fmN8L6kW — Jorge Sedano (@SedanoESPN) July 9, 2014
The photos were shared in tweets by Real GM and Jorge Sedano of ESPN. Note the red Ferrari mounted on the truck in the first pic, is the same Ferrari used by LeBron James when he left the meeting of the Big Three in SoHo restaurant two weeks ago. You can see it in this video.
Anticipation from Cleveland fans heightened when the reported meeting between Pat Riley and LeBron James and his agent in Las Vegas did not end with a commitment from the King.
The first feedback from USA Today:
"LeBron James' highly anticipated meeting with the Miami Heat in Las Vegas ended Wednesday afternoon, but his uncertain future remains.
According to a person with knowledge of his situation, James has not made up his mind about whether he will re-sign with the Heat or head elsewhere. He is expected to meet with his family to discuss his decision, though there is no announcement expected on Wednesday night.
The person spoke to USA TODAY Sports on the condition of anonymity because of the private nature of the talks."
The Cleveland Cavaliers believe that they have a shot to convince LeBron James to return to his hometown team. They have a horde of young talent that includes last years' All-Star Game MVP, Kyrie Irving and the big star of this year's Draft, Andrew Wiggins.
They managed to clear enough salary cap space when they dealt two bench players, Jarett Jack and Tyler Zeller to the Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics respectively.
No announcement has been made by LeBron's camp, nor a timeline given on his decision.