Lebron James' Cleveland Decision Sets Off Hilarious Twitter Reactions

July 11, 2014 1:55 PM EDT

Less than an hour after LeBron James announced he would return to play for the Cleveland Cavaliers, the hashtags #TeamCavs and #TheKingIsBack as well as “Poor Wade” were all trending on Twitter.

The championship-winning player himself chose to announce his decision with an Instagram post, followed by a separate tweet linking to Sports Illustrated’s exclusive on his choice.

Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert as well as fellow athletes and sports commentators also chimed in on the social media platform to offer words of congratulations or simply a well-timed Wizard of Oz pun.

Welcome Home @kingjames. I am excited for the fans and people of Cleveland and Ohio. No fans and people deserve a winner more than them.....
— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) July 11, 2014

YESSSSSSSS!! Couldn't be happier for my guy @KingJames and the @cavs #Cleveland
— Johnny Manziel (@JManziel2) July 11, 2014

Well I guess Dorothy was right. #Lebron
— LaMarr Woodley Area 56 Ent (@LaMarrWoodley) July 11, 2014

Miami fans were slightly less enthused.

I am shocked & disappointed in today's news. However I will never forget what Lebron brought us for 4 years. Thanks for memories @KingJames
— Micky Arison (@MickyArison) July 11, 2014

Lets be honest, Miami much as I like it, has always been a place many use for a brief good time.
— Colin Cowherd (@colincowherd) July 11, 2014

Tickets to see LeBron back at his home court and the Cavs’ chance at a championship also became topics of Twitter conversation.

Cavaliers ticket phone lines are down: “All circuits busy.”
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) July 11, 2014

JUST IN: The Cleveland Cavaliers are now the favorite (4/1) to win the 2015 NBA Championship, per online gambling site Bovada. #LeBron
— Tim Williams (@realtimwilliams) July 11, 2014

The Cleveland airport just announced the LeBron news over the loud speaker and people are going CRAZY this is scary
— Rachel Mendelsohn (@Mendy05) July 11, 2014

Other Internet onlookers were at the ready to remind Cleveland fans of Gilbert’s infamous letter to LeBron (typed in Comic Sans font) after he left the Cavs in 2010, calling him a “coward” and mocking his nickname “King James.”

The letter remained on the Cavs’ website for four year and was only removed earlier this week. No hard feelings, King James.

My 8-year-old: "Daddy, does this mean I can finally wear my Lebron jersey, again?"...Yes it does, son. Yes it does!
— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) July 11, 2014

Cleveland weather: Sunny with a good chance of #LeBron. http://t.co/1PxJD4LQ6B pic.twitter.com/oJYSvEk5Y1
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) July 11, 2014

LeBron’s Decision Sets Off Tweets of Congratulations and Wizard of Oz Puns

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