On July 1, LeBron James will officially become a free agent. Will he stay in Cleveland? Or do the rumors of Chicago have merit? I thought that my hopes of New York gaining the two-time MVP had long dissipated, but the city has made it clear that we're not out of the running yet. Along with a C'mon LeBron website, a Facebook page and a Twitter hashtag, the Big Apple is making an all-out effort to convince King James to come join the Knicks. The city has even released a video, featuring Mayor Michael Bloomberg! Did Bloomberg just quote the Bible? Oh, no he didn't! He may be a multi-billionaire with a media empire, but I always knew he has a good sense of humor. (And I know...