But he was born and raised there and while that might not be a factor with most people, it is with him. LeBron is a creature of habit and that habit is the city of Cleveland. Maybe he'll re-sign, maybe he won't, but those last days in Cleveland did not do any favors for Cavs on getting him to re-sign. Like most tho, I believe he had a foot out the door, and that Cleveland is no better at getting him then Chicago, Miami, or NY (I don't think NJ will be a factor). Is there any chance that LeBron takes less money so the Bulls or any other team can sign him and another top free agent? No. But I think there's definitely a chance you'd see guys like Ray Allen and some of those other types of players taking less money to play with one of the bigger free agents this season.