What caused James to leave the Cavaliers?

The Cleveland Cavaliers were swept out of the Finals 0-4 by the Golden State Warriors in this year's Finals, and it can be said that James alone led the whole team to fight against a group of All-Stars, but the way the Cavaliers lost made James very annoyed. In the first game, James scored 51 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists, and the Cavaliers had a very good hope of winning. The referee's misjudgment was part of the reason for the Cavaliers' loss, but the way they handled the key ball themselves is also debatable.

If Hill's second free throw can be safely hit, and if J.R. Smith can get the ball to James as soon as he grabs the rebound, then the Cavaliers have a good chance of winning the game and changing the course of the series. Because James was reportedly so angry after that defeat that he smashed a whiteboard in the locker room with his hand, causing his right hand to swell and swell. However, he didn't play as well as the first game in the next three games, which affected his shooting, and the Cavaliers also lost the series due to the disparity in strength.

With no hope of winning the championship in the Cavaliers next season, and the team's management has not dealt with the contracts of the existing problematic players and the inability to recruit enough stars to play together, it must be very likely that James will leave the Cavaliers to go to other teams. Because James is currently on the road to catching up with Jordan, and individual accolades are the measure of all this, it is clear that James' three championships are not convincing enough.

As for whether James will jump out of his current contract and become a free agent to join other teams, we will have to wait and see. My personal analysis is that James is likely to leave the Cavaliers, work hard for a few years and win two or three more championships, and then return to the Cavaliers in the last year of his career to retire.

Whether it is James or Kobe, they have expressed the view that "second place is the biggest loser", for most people, losing in the finals is already a defeat, but for players of James' level, not winning the championship means failure, if the Cavaliers can't give James the hope of winning the championship, then he is likely to choose to leave, and the current Cavaliers are a team with little hope of winning the championship.

1. There are too few helpers, and James can't support it alone.

The Finals of the past four years have shown this, especially this season, after Irving's departure, James's pressure has increased dramatically, although his performance is still invincible, leading the team to the Finals, although he played a historic Finals performance, but the team lost 0-4, which shows the difference in strength between the two sides, the first game was once expected to win by the "pig teammates" JR and Hill messed up, for which James smashed the wall and injured his hand. James' playoff performance this year is definitely one of the best of his career, and this is also due to the fact that he has received too little help.

Second, the Cavaliers' salary space is locked and cannot be strengthened.

For James, failure is not terrible, what is terrible is not to see hope. This is the case with this Cavaliers, this past season, the management held the Nets and did not let go, did not make substantial reinforcements, the situation will not be fundamentally improved in the new season, because the team's salary space has no room for manipulation, James also hopes to recruit a star team to the Cavaliers, but it is difficult to operate under such a salary space.

3. Strong enemies are fed, and the style is restrained by warriors.

In recent years, James' main opponents have been the Warriors, but the Cavaliers' offensive and defensive style has been completely restrained by the Warriors, and the Western Conference Finals have proven that only tough defense can hope to beat the Warriors, and the Cavaliers cannot play that level of defense. In addition, the Cavaliers are becoming less competitive, while the Eastern Conference is approaching, and the future Celtics, 76ers and even the Pacers could be the main opponents of the Cavaliers.

From a championship perspective, James is very likely to leave the Cavaliers, but the Cavaliers are also LeBron's home team, so what choice will he make? We'll see.

At present, there are two main reasons for James to leave the Cavaliers, one is family factors, and it is also the biggest influencing factor for James's decision. The last time James made his decision was in 2010, and his two sons were still young and didn't have a young daughter yet, so he could easily make the decision to go back to his hometown. But now it's completely different, the eldest son is 14 years old, and James has to think about going to high school after him, and he also has to think about spending more time with his younger daughter, so this will affect James's decision.

From another point of view, whether or not he can win a championship is also a key factor affecting whether James leaves the Cavaliers. If the Cavaliers don't have effective reinforcements in the offseason, then even if the Cavaliers can rush out of the East, they still don't have the competitiveness for the championship, and James has to work hard for a season, play 40 minutes in the playoffs, and end up being swept in the Finals, which is certainly not what James wants. What James wants now is to have more championships, he's going to be greater, he's going to be Jordan.

Family factors and winning are indispensable, Cleveland will not be competitive for a championship if he does not make changes, and for his family, Los Angeles is obviously a better choice, and his eldest son will have more room to develop in Los Angeles High School, which is a big reason for James to leave the Cavaliers. There are many small reasons, such as having fulfilled his desire to win the championship for the Knights, and winning the championship for the Knights is no longer a stone in his heart. So in general, the probability of James leaving the Cavaliers is very high, how it is, wait and see!

The reason is simple: the overall winner! James is an all-time star, and as LeBron James' personal motto is "strive for greatness", he is always on the path of greatness, and he is chasing championships, honors, and historical status.

For the current Cleveland Cavaliers, it's hard to beat the Golden State Warriors led by Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.

Maybe this is destined to happen after Kelly Irving leaves, the Cavaliers have not been very smooth from the beginning of the regular season, whether it is the cause of injuries or the atmosphere in the team, it is very bad, and there is even an embarrassing scene where Kevin Love fell and was ignored by Jr Smith and Jae Crowder, and finally pulled up by the opponent, such a team is obviously enough to disappoint James. During the team, they also suffered consecutive defeats and heavy defeats, like a roller coaster, and they were always on guard.

Even though the team has tried to make changes, they traded with the Los Angeles Lakers, Utah Jazz, Sacramento Kings and many other teams before the mid-season trade deadline in exchange for some fresh blood, but unfortunately there is still no essential change, James still plays the role of a superhero, saving the team several times.

When you face some teams of average strength or lack of experience, James' individual ability and occasional help from teammates may be able to solve the problem, but when they meet the Warriors in the Finals, there is no chance at all, and the drama of Jr-Smith in the first game is even more laughable, such a team, it is difficult to keep James.

Although he failed to win the championship for the Cavaliers.

But the strong performance of the Cavaliers in recent years is also obvious to all, and the Cavaliers have been a strong team in the league in recent years, which is an impact on the basketball level.

Secondly, in terms of economic benefits, this is similar to Yao Ming, before James came to the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers were so poor that they were clanging, but in recent years, the Cavaliers have been generous (I despise the Cavaliers boss, James has no credit and hard work, and his pockets can be so bulging without James, and in turn he slanders James). In fact, the economic benefits brought by James are also obvious to all, but James's departure this time may have a negative impact on his ability, but even so, I think the impact he can bring, whether in basketball or economically, will still be one of the best in the league.

James is gone, the Cavaliers can't even make the playoffs, and they're a garbage team.

Without James, the Cavaliers said that the weak team is not counted, but there is no core and I don't know how to play

The first is ticket sales, and as soon as James leaves, the tickets will definitely not sell out. The second is the strength of the Cavaliers, who should be able to make the playoffs, but it will be difficult to go far. And then there's the impact on the whole of Cleveland, and the economy is sure to drop dramatically.

Kid, what do you say Cavaliers all-time scores, rebounds, assists, blocks, all records are James' '07 Eastern Conference Championship '09, '10 Regular Season Champion Artest is right The Cavaliers are nothing without James

It's like a cigarette leaving a lighter.

Before 03, the Cavaliers were the belly team in the East, and everyone was bullied. 03 The draft was selected by the top pick, and LeBron soon reached the finals. But fell at the feet of the Spurs. How important do you say the emperor is to the knights?

After James leaves, the Cavaliers will drop more than 10 places in the rankings.

Absolute soul leader. High-efficiency motor for all sessions.

Almost: Knights = James.

In and without directly contributing to the Cavaliers' market capitalization of billions.

Needless to say.

You can look at the '03 James draft and entered the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers became a hot spot in the league, and the history of the Cavaliers was nothing more than a nobody, and the only thing worth remembering was Jordan's stunner when the Bulls played the Cavaliers.

Without James, the Cavaliers would have finished the playoffs and would not have been able to enter.

It can be summed up this way: the Cavaliers with LBJ have the ability to compete for the championship;

As for the lack of LBJ, .........Being able to enter the top 10 in the East can be regarded as a snicker.

Absolute core, scoring assists and many other team firsts, James has the power to argue with the manager, and the manager can change coaches for James.

Just like the Bulls had a championship with Jordan, if the Cavaliers didn't have James, they would be a weak team. I can't even make the playoffs.

It must directly determine the overall strength of the knights.

There are James Cavaliers who can make it to the top 4 in the East

Without James, the Cavaliers can't even make the playoffs

I think it's very normal because he's a very good player, so if he comes back to the Cavaliers, he will create brilliance and improve the overall name of the team and the final result, James is a more purposeful one, and the Cavaliers welcome him back, he has won two Olympic gold medals, and then he has also won four championships, four FMAPs.

I think James is also a very good choice if he returns to the Cavaliers, and then he can improve his financial benefits, can improve his commercial value, and can improve the overall quality and level of this team, which is also a very good destination.

I think it's a normal thing because James likes the Cavaliers a lot, and the Cavaliers have rebuilt the Big Three for him, and the Cavaliers can guarantee his personal development, so I think it's normal.

He went to the Miami Heat. The reason is simple: I don't see the light of day in the Cavaliers to win a championship, and the other thing is that his mom is having an affair with his teammates.

Heat because the Cavaliers couldn't give him a championship ring.