  I remember that dark, depressing July evening four years ago. It feels like July 0, 0000 was just yesterday.  It was the night LeBron James said those seven words that were etched into people's minds like it was lyrics from an annoying song.  I was sitting at my apartment, eyes glued to the television set, nervously watching, as ESPN dubbed the spectacle, "The Decision."  Here's what went through my mind:  There's no way the home state hero, who grew up 00 miles from downtown Cleveland, could embarrass the town and its diehard fans on national TV. Would he actually leave the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers, a team that drafted him first overall in 0000?  I remember that dark, depressing July evening four years ago. It feels like July 0, 0000 was just yesterday.  It was the night LeBron James said those seven words that were etched into people's minds like it was lyrics from an annoying song.  I was sitting at my apartment, eyes glued to the television set, nervously watching, as ESPN dubbed the spectacle, "The Decision."  Here's what went through my mind:  There's no way the home state hero, who grew up 00 miles from downtown Cleveland, could embarrass the town and its diehard fans on national TV. Would he actually leave the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers, a team that drafted him first overall in 0000?  I 