LeBron James has the Cleveland Cavaliers waiting and their fans wondering.

James has yet to announce if he's going to accept the club's maximum contract extension, a five-year offer worth about $80 million US. Although James isn't eligible for free agency until after next season, his silence - he received the offer July 1 - has led to speculation that he has other plans.

Adding to Cleveland fans' anxiety is that the agents for Miami's Dwyane Wade, Denver's Carmelo Anthony and Toronto's Chris Bosh have told media outlets that their clients have accepted and intend to sign deals with those clubs identical to the one the Cavaliers offered James.

James was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2003 draft class that included Anthony, Wade and Bosh.

James' agent, Leon Rose, met with the Cavaliers before family commitments kept him away for the holiday weekend. He has not returned phone or e-mail messages.

The contract extension isn't the only thing keeping James busy this summer. He committed to playing for Team USA in the FIBA world championship and must report to training camp in Las Vegas later this month.

NBA rules prohibit the Cavaliers from commenting on their negotiations with James, who can sign anytime between July 12 and Oct. 1. While waiting for the all-star forward's decision, the club has not reached agreement with any free agents.

General manager Danny Ferry said last week that his top priority after James' contract is re-signing restricted free agent forward Drew Gooden. The club has had preliminary talks with Gooden's agent, Calvin Andrews.

The Cleveland Cavaliers will have three of their five games in the Toshiba Vegas Summer League tape-delayed and aired on NBA TV. The Cavaliers’ game versus the Golden State Warriors on Monday, July 10 will air on Thursday, July 13 at 7 p.m. EST, Cleveland’s match up versus the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets on Wednesday, July 12 will be shown on Tuesday, July 18 at 7 p.m. EST and the Cavs’ game on Friday, July 14 versus the Toronto Raptors will air on Saturday, July 22 at 9 p.m. EST. NBA TV will air 22 games from the Toshiba Vegas Summer League in all.

The Cavaliers open summer league play against the New York Knicks today, July 7, at 3 p.m. EST and the game will be carried live on the MSG Network.

CLEVELAND Ohio State's Je'Kel Foster is among 14 free agents, draft picks and veterans who will play on the Cleveland Cavaliers' summer league team in Las Vegas.

Foster was the Buckeyes' top outside shooter last season. He joins a team that includes Cavaliers guard Sasha Pavlovic, center Martynas (Mahr-TEEN-us) Andriuskevicius (An-droo-KEV-eh-choos) and guard Stephen Graham. The team will play five games from July seventh through the 14th.

Recent draft picks Shannon Brown, Daniel Gibson and Ejike Ugboaja are on the team, along with former Ohio University forward Brandon Hunter.

Hunter has played two seasons with Boston and Orlando. He was signed by Milwaukee last year but was waived before the season started.