Lebron James has signed a two-year deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers worth $42.2 million. But if you’re thinking we’re going to have to do this whole decision process all over again in the summer of 2016, that would be incorrect. The reason for the short deal, LeBron’s business savvy.
The NBA will begin negotiating for a new TV deal and the cap is expected to increase, so that would mean the opportunity for LeBron to make more money.
LeBron can opt out in the summer of 2015 if he likes but his intent per “sources” isn’t to leave Cavs again. If you missed reading LeBron’s essay on why he return to Cleveland, you can check that out HERE.
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