Cavaliers fans looking for clues in unpublished pages on LeBron James’ website
By Mike Dyce
Cleveland Cavaliers fans are looking for every clue to signal the homecoming of superstar LeBron James. When word started to make its way around the internet about Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert’s plane flying to south Florida, fans flocked to the internet to track the plane while still in the air.
James hasn’t set a deadline for when he will announce his decision, but there is a report that it will be announced on James’ website.
LeBron-to-Cavs news will eventually post on http://t.co/UWcnreYIe0. Nat'l media being fed misinformation. I stand by my source & story 100%.
— Chris Sheridan (@sheridanhoops) July 10, 2014
So would James’ website be given any different treatment than Dan Gilbert’s plane. Absolutely not.
A web developer ran a “fire bug” over LeBron James website and there are reportedly unpublished pages outfitted with color schemes that match those of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Of course Cleveland is thrilled about this and reading into it entirely too much.
James could’ve had pages built for each team he is deciding for so that when a decision is made there is a page ready to be published and go live. Still, can’t fault Cavaliers fans for getting excited.
[UPDATE:] Other web developers are speaking up discrediting this other web developers’ report.
@chrislittmann @HPbasketball Im a web dev, I cant find it. Also you wouldn't be able to see how old a page is in the way he describes.
— jay (@jvnbt) July 10, 2014