LeBron James Chooses the Cleveland Cavaliers!!!

[Scisca]

Chris Hu said:

Scisca said:
I think he did the right thing. If I was him I'd rather play with Kyrie and Wiggins than Wade and Bosh. Nothing against Bosh, who is an elite player (though if I was him, I'd rather go to Houston and compete instead of staying in Miami and never competing again. A lineup of Beverly, Harden, Parsons, Bosh and Howard would be a monster in the Playoffs), but D-Wade is becoming Dead-Weight due to his knees.

The story about coming home is a great excuse to jump shit to a better team. Now I'm just wondering what Wiggins, Bennett and Waiters are going to show this season and the next one (which should be the one in which they get a legitimate shot at the title). It's also interesting which big guys are they gonna have. Cause the little guys look incredible. Kyrie-Dellavedova, Wiggins-Waiters, James-Bennett. Now just the PF and C spot to fill, though LBJ can obviously play some PF. They say they may trade Wiggins for Love... I don't know how I feel about it, but Love is a good player...

Looks like he might only stay in Cleveland for one year since he as a opt out clause in his current contract.  Doubt he will really stay with Cleveland for the rest of his career or he would have signed a longer deal then just a two year contract.  My guess is if things don't turn out well next season he will opt out and if he doesn't come close to another title in the next two years he will sign with someone else in two years.

No way man, no way. Read comments about it. The contract is for two years, because in 2 years the cap is supposed to grow significantly and he'll be able to sign a much bigger deal in terms of $$$. It's only about money, he knows there is no way for him to move away from Cleveland and no need to actually. He has to work on his heritage at this point, he has to make sure the Cavs retire his number, etc. He can't afford leaving the team now and it wouldn't make sense either way. The Cavs are the biggest magnet in the league now for free agents just like Miami was, but with a much, much larger champioship window. He's being a businessman, not securing a way out.