Let The Decision: Part 2 begin.
Miami Heat star LeBron James will exercise the opt-out clause in his contract to become a free agent this offseason, according to ESPN's Chris Broussard. James had two years remaining on his deal, and was in line to make $20 million next season.
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Though it's anyone's guess where James will wind up, one thing is for certain: He won't hold another tone deaf press conference or ridiculous rollout ceremony once he's made up his mind this time.
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