8. San Antonio

Pros: he gets to play for an all-time great coach in Gregg Popovich; he gets to team up with Kawhi Leonard (in the event his relationship with the organization is fixed); the Spurs, who are always competitive, would give him a great shot to beat the Warriors.

Cons: LeBron likes control, which he wouldn’t get in San Antonio; the rest of the Spurs roster is pretty old.

7. Boston

Pros: he gets to play for a wonderful coach in Brad Stevens; Boston is one of the teams of the future in the East with their young talent and veterans; he would play for arguably the most historic franchise in the NBA.

Cons: it might get awkward with Kyrie Irving, who left Cleveland in major part because of LeBron

6. Miami

Pros: he’s already familiar with the franchise, having played for the Heat from 2010-2014; he gets re-united with former coach Erik Spoelstra and his BFF, Dwyane Wade; the weather in Miami is awesome.

Cons: the team isn’t that good and doesn’t bring him closer to beating the Dubs.

5. Golden State

Pros: there would be no competition in the NBA if LeBron went to the Dubs; he’d team up with future Hall of Famers Kevin Durant and Steph Curry; he could chill his way to multiple titles.

Cons: his legacy would take a major, major hit if he joined the team that’s beaten him 3 out of the last 4 Finals

4. Los Angeles Lakers

Pros: Los Angeles is beautiful; he would play for the most popular franchise in the NBA; he’d have Magic Johnson as his GM; he would likely get to team up with Paul George and other young stars; LA allows him to focus as well on his entertainment business endeavors.

Cons: the team is young and will likely not be good enough to compete against the West’s elite.

3. Cleveland

Pros: it’s his hometown; everything about the organization runs through him; he would have complete control; he would be considered a hero for life if he stayed.

Cons: the team is too old and capped out to make moves that would have them compete against Golden State; he has a bad relationship with the team’s owner, Dan Gilbert.

2. Philadelphia

Pros: he gets to team up with two young stars in Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid plus play for a team that has the cap space to sign another quality player; he gets to be the savior of a city that’s been craving for an NBA title.

Cons: Embiid and Simmons are young and need the ball a lot to be productive; the 76ers organization is a mess.

1. Houston

Pros: he gets to team up with James Harden and Chris Paul, giving him a great chance to beat the Warriors next season; Houston is a large market with great basketball history; he wouldn’t have to take as much responsibility given how good the team already is.

Cons: it will be an adjustment playing with two ball-dominant guys in CP3 and Harden.

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