I think it's more personal and less a choice to become number one.  Chicago would have made more sense from a winning perspective and maintaining his legacy than Miami.  He went to Miami to hang out with his friends and relive the Olympics.

Dumb.

It was after LeBron James signed with Miami Heat that he really burned the Cleveland Cavaliers (FanFeedr.com/Brian Windhorst, Cleveland Plain Dealer): What the Cavs want to know is why, despite doing everything James asked and attempting to trade for as many top players as they could, they were not afforded anywhere near the same opportunity as James is already giving a team he's been with for less than two weeks.