Mo Williams documented his thoughts last night on Twitter, and he was understandably sad.

For the Cavalier fans, there’s just anger and resentment. Here are those emotions reflected on the front and back pages of Ohio newspapers.

LeBron James has made his decision: he’ll be playing for the Miami Heat. Watch the exact moment that millions of hearts broke in Cleveland (Video).

Hey, New Yorkers! Looking for a place to drink away the pain while LeBron laughs in the face of the Knicks? Well it’s your lucky day, because a bar in New York City is having a ‘LeBron Decision 2010′ viewing party, complete with drink specials and amusing names for cocktails.

The Nets may have missed out on Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. They may have missed out on LeBron James. And they may have even missed out on Amar’e Stoudemire and Carlos Boozer. But, by God, they refused to miss out on Travis Outlaw.

Dan Le Batard, one of the tired media masses charged with nonstop LeBron reporting, is most likely a bit delirious by this point. That would help explain this exchange on SportsCenter this morning.

As of 9:10 PM ET tonight, LeBron James will be off the market, and just like that, only a week after it began, the Free Agency Period will be over. Oh, wait. That’s not the case at all. Here are some guys who are still worth targeting.

I figured I could get the ball rolling on this historic day by sharing with you an interesting email I received regarding LeBron’s future.

LeBron James is leaning towards joining Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade on the Miami Heat, according to Chris Broussard of ESPN.

LeBron James’ decision to televise his choice on ESPN in a prime time one hour special on Thursday night has caused a fervor of anti-LeBron backlash. I wonder where all the animosity is coming from?