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LeBron James has not given Cavs a timetable on when he'll re-sign.

(Ron Schwane)

LAS VEGAS - LeBron James has yet to notify the Cleveland Cavaliers when he intends to re-sign, league sources informed cleveland.com during NBA Summer League.

July 7 was the day free agents were officially able to sign contracts.

Team officials have reached out to the camp of James for an answer to no avail, sources say. However, there are some officials within the organization who don't view the situation as a concern.

James will eventually put the pen to the paper, but his hesitancy is unclear at the moment. The day of the championship parade, James told cleveland.com he was returning to defend the city's first professional title in 52 years.

Rich Paul, James' agent, has received phone calls inquiring about his client's availability and they have been told he's going back to Cleveland. Miami wasn't one of the teams who called, I'm told.

James is currently in Los Angeles at his new home.

J.R. Smith, another client of Paul, is also still out on the market, but he is also expected to re-sign with the club.