It is open up to Lebron James to opt out of his contract with the Heat, as well as Wade and Bosh. Otherwise they could be cashing in $20 million and about double that in two years time if they decide to stay in Miami.
Lebron, the best right now and hungry for more championships is likely to move on. If he decides to stay in Miami in 2014-15, he'd be on a team in repeat-tax territory with six players owed more than $76 million and a lot of spots yet to be filled. Wade and Bosh might not help Lebron's hopes of getting more championships since they getting old and rebounding poorly.
If Dwight Howard re-signs with the Lakers, they would have just Dwingt and Steve Nash under contract heading into the 2014-15 season. This will create a spot where Lebron James might pair with Howard and using the cap space and luxury obligations the Lakers are willing to accept poses his best chance to become the best player of all time.
We going to soon be seeing Miami Heat play without Lebron if he makes the decision this off-season.
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