It looks like Shaquille O'Neal is going to wear Cleveland Cavaliers jersey. According to some reports, Cavaliers have agreed in principle to send Ben Wallace and Sasha Pavlovic to Phoenix Suns for bringing in Shaquille O'Neal to Cleveland. The Cavs hopes the four-time NBA champion can support LeBron James in their search for the first NBA Championship.

Having recovered from surgery to have a benign growth on his jaw removed, the NBA’s MVP LeBron James is keeping a tight schedule. On Monday, Cleveland Cavaliers’s All-Star forward and his friends visited President Barack Obama and were given a tour of the West Wing before attending "More Than A Game" premiere, a documentary about the basketball star and his friends’ rise to national champions while playing at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio.

LeBron James contributed to Obama’s campaign and first met the nation’s No. 1 hoops fan at a talk show taping last year. On Tuesday, James and pop music star Rihanna celebrated the opening of the Carol’s Daughter Hand & Foot Spa in New York. These were James’ first public appearances since his five-hour operation at the Cleveland Clinic on June 1.

LeBron James has caused a minor controversy after Game 6 in the Eastern Conference finals for not shaking hands with Orlando Magic's players and skipping the postgame news conference. Yesterday LeBron finally talked about not making the NBA Finals. He said on Sunday that he's happy in Cleveland and feels Cavaliers made major progress this season. Lebron insisted Cleveland's loss to Orlando will not impact his future with Cavaliers.



Meanwhile LeBron James underwent successful surgery today at Cleveland Clinic. He had a right benign parotid growth (near the right jaw) removed in a five-hour procedure. LeBron and his family have been aware of this medical issue for several months but decided to wait until the conclusion of Cavaliers season to undergo the removal procedure. LeBron is recovering comfortably and will soon be returning home to his family.

The doctors are pleased with the outcome of the procedure, and at this time, are confident that no further treatment will be needed as LeBron is expected to make a full and complete recovery.