With the state of uncertainty that has been created, LeBron James is no longer a lock to remain in Cleveland when his contract is up.
"When Gilbert's group bought the Cavaliers I thought it was 75-25 LeBron would extend his contract at the appropriate time," a former team employee declared. "In five weeks that percentage has dropped to 40-60. If they don't make the playoffs, LeBron might very well demand a trade."
James is the kind of player that may just take a lot less money to play for a big market team that has a chance to win.
New York, Los Angeles or Chicago are all markets that can do a better job to facilitate a player of James' stature and the money lost in player contract's can be made back in endorsement boosts.
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