LeBron James Changes Mind About 

 "Coming Home" 

7/29/14

      According to a league source LeBron James is having second thoughts about his decision to  go back home to Cleveland. LeBron recently signed a 2yr $42M contract to return to Cleveland. After all the hype and excitement of free agency, he's realizing he may be walking into a huge mess. LeBron disclosed a bunch of the reasons why he is having second thoughts in "Coming Home Part 2:"

 Dear Fans,

        I'd like to say thank you to the city Miami, the Miami Heat organization, and my great teammates throughout the amazing 4 years I had in Miami (I should have 4 rings though.) I am coming home to my hometown Cleveland, Ohio. But I am a bit worried, and I'd like to get some thoughts off of my mind. First of all, I have to be a mentor to a bunch of rookies. They'll be asking me for autographs and probably naming their kids after me.
        Also, I'll have Kyrie trying to steal my throne.  I have Wiggins who is looking for me to make him great. And an entire city desperate for a championship. Talk about pressure!
        Dan Gilbert is very mean. He hurt my feelings very badly when he wrote that letter. I still cry about it occasionally. And who would pick Anthony Bennett with the first pick? Plus, I'll have to be traveling and playing with Anderson Varejao (and his massive hair.)  I went with him to the World Cup and couldn't even see the field over his  hair.  I probably should have worked him getting a haircut into my contract negotiations. How can I score if I can't see the basket over his mountain of hair?
        Also, Quicken Loans Arena better make sure the air conditioning works for when I come into town. Because if I get cramps, I'm out. And if I'm out you can forget the playoffs.
         I promised 8 or more championships in Miami which we all know didn't happen. But in Cleveland I don't think we'll win 8, not 7, not 6, not 5, not 4, not 3, not 2, not even 1. I'm 100% serious.  I don't know why, but, I'M COMING HOME.

  Sincerely,
  LeBron James