Is he "Le-Gone"?

After an embarrassing 32 point home loss in game 5 of the quarter finals to the Boston Celtics, the players of the Cavaliers may not be the most worried people in the city of Cleveland.

With the speculation over the last 12 months about the star-studded free agent class in 2011, LeBron James' name has repeatedly been the topic for discussion.

"Where is he going to go?" "Is he going to stay in Cleveland?" "Will he go to New York?"

These are just a few of the many questions Cavalier fans along with the rest of the world have been asking themselves. This is James' seventh year in the league and he has yet to capture a ring. He does have two MVP trophies, a scoring title, many first team NBA and NBA defensive team awards, an Olympic Gold Medal, along with other spectacular accomplishments. None of that matters nearly as much to LeBron as a NBA Championship Ring. The Cavaliers have repeatedly brought in outside talent to help LeBron reach that goal including Shaquille O'Neal and Antwan Jamison but they have yet to deliver, and with team being only one game away from another trip home with no ring, it is yet to be determined if they will ever deliver.

With the dismal performance James put on last night (15 points, 3/14 shooting) no one, including himself, wants that to be his last home game in a Cavaliers uniform. Will he stay in Cleveland, or will he go to New York, Chicago, or even New Jersey? All of that is far from certain, but what is certain is that the Cavaliers and LBJ better have some magic up they're sleeves in games 6 and 7 or the off season will be one filled with questions, few answers and far too much speculation.