It is in LeBron James best interest to leave the Cleveland

Thanks First off 2nd round in the playoffs is not far its not even close to a championship the Cavs losing in the 2nd round means that they are not even the best team in the Eastern conference. The Cleveland Cavaliers have been eliminated in the 2nd round for a second straight year. The cavs will not get better Antawn Jamison, Shaquille O Neal, and Anthony Parker has reached the age where they are no longer progressing but are now facing decline in skill. Mo Williams career achievement on the cavs is being a all star reserve reserve, Anderson Varejao who is nowhere to be seen on the offensive side of the ball, these two are the best youth the Cavs have on their roster to back up LeBron James and develop alongside with him. LeBron Needs to move to a situation where all the work is not being done by him, LeBron James has to do too much on this cavaliers team he should not be their leader in rebounding and assists that is just asking too much out of him. In the playoffs he led the Cavaliers in every statistical category this man needs help and the Cavs have not provided him the help he needs so he should move a team where they have already have players who can contribute and who are young like the New Jersey Nets, Chicago Bulls, or the Miami Heat. LeBron is still young so he should move to a team who are also young to have a chance at creating a dynasty because since the 2007 finals Cleveland has not gotten anywhere close to a championship and Lebron James being the "King" of basketball that he is, being a loser is not good for his image. LeBron James contract amount will be larger if he stayed in Cleveland but Cleveland is not a big market city. LeBron James could have an opportunity to increase his endorsements by playing for a bigger city with a bigger market. The contract will not make him a billionaire the endorsements will and LeBron playing in a bigger city will not only amp up his fame but his appeal to companies that want LeBron to endorse his products. Chicago, New York, New Jersey, Miami, possibly L.A are all big name cities and that could exponentially increase the fame of LeBron James. Plus all those teams have a younger cast of players and some of them already have proven all stars on their team that LeBron could play with. Disappointing Cleveland? LeBron has to think what is best for his career, loyalty is one thing but he should see from the past 3 years Cleveland will not get better there is too much of an age gap with him and the best supporting players on his team. Cleveland fans will be devastated but they will eventually move on. Orlando moved on after losing Shaq, Toronto moved on after losing Vince Carter, Minnesota moved on after losing Kevin Garnett, New Jersey moved on after losing Jason Kidd, and Dallas moved on after losing Steve Nash. Shaq leaving Orlando did not tarnish his legacy he will be remembered for what he did in Los Angeles becoming a legend in the big city of L.A. We cannot help but to think that Lebron also wants the kind of fame that comes with winning in a big city. The city of Cleveland will hate LeBron but sooner or later another player will come along that they will cheer for its just a cycle of how the world of sports works. LeBron James should not let guilt cloud his judgment on the biggest decision of his career. He will never get youth back and anywhere he goes he will acquire a new fan base that will love him just the same as Cleveland did.