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LeBron headed back to Cleveland

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"The King" is returning to Cleveland.
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“The King” is returning to Cleveland.

Lebron James tells Sports Illustrated that he will leave the Miami Heat and sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers. James joined the Heat back in 2010 after making his previous dramatic free agent decision that saw him leave Cleveland.

“My relationship with northeast Ohio is bigger than basketball. I didn’t realize that four years ago. I do now,” said James.

Since the trade to Miami, the all-star has won two NBA championships.

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