NBA Rumors: LeBron James Has Surpassed Michael Jordans; Signs $100 Million Deal With Cleveland Cavaliers

The current NBA champ, LeBron James has admitted that the living legend, Michael Jordan is his inspiration. James said that he is chasing MJ's ghost and it seems that he has already caught up with his idol after signing a $100 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Parent Herald previously reported that LeBron James wants to follow Michael Jordan's success. James acknowledged that his NBA experience is different with MJ's and even commended that the Chicago Bulls' former player did an unbelievable job. However, James thinks that seeing his name after the greatest players will be extraordinary.

For those who think that it is impossible for LeBron James to surpass Michael Jordan, RollingStone believes otherwise. Per the report, with James current deal with the Cavs, the four-time NBA MVP has already caught up with Michael Jordan.

ESPN reported that LeBron James has finally signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers. The three-time NBA champion agreed to stay with the Cavs for another three years under a $100 million contract.

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Per Rolling Stone, LeBron James surpassed Michael Jordan as the highest-paid player in a single season in 2017-18 when his pay exceeds $33 million. Prior to that, he will receive $31 million salary and Boston Herald added that James' 2018-19 option will be worth $36 million, which total to a whooping $100 million deal.

With LeBron James current deal with Cleveland Cavaliers, chances are slim to see James and Dwayne Wade's reunion in Chicago Bulls. Parent Herald previously reported that LeBron James will join Wade and play for Bulls in 2017.

Sam Smith, a veteran Chicago sportswriter wrote that LeBron James will be a free agent after the next NBA season. Since James has already delivered Cavs its first NBA title, by then James will be free to reunite with Wade in Chicago where the pair could have gone in 2010.

How do you find LeBron James new deal with Cleveland Cavaliers? Are you still hoping to see James and Dwayne Wade playing together for the same team? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.