He wanted out because he's a quitter and a front runner. He ran to Cleveland because he knew that not as many people would hate him for leaving again if he went there. He's far too worried about being liked. The disgraceful part is he's playing for an owner and a city that said all they did about him and an owner who even tried to cancel an entire season just to spite him, and you know this will be an issue when the 2017 lockout happens, since he won't have any credibility as the voice of the players since he did this just 3 months after popping off about sterling. Guy became my favorite active player when Shaq retired, but I can't respect this guy after such a bytch made move.
He's the only great to ever blatantly use a roster & team for rings only to comeback to his drafted franchise. Check out the all-time greats and their careers
Magic Johnson/Kobe Bryant/Michael Jordan/Tim Duncan/Bill Russell/Larry Bird/Hakeem Olajuwon/Big O/Dwyane Wade (projected)
1. Drafted by a team, won a ring(s) with them and stuck with that team for their career
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1. Drafted by the a team, won a ring
2. Traded to another team, won more rings and finish career there
Wilt Chamberlain
1. Drafted by a team but didn't win a ring
2. Traded to another team and won a ring
3. Traded to another team, won another ring, and finished career there
Shaquille O'Neal
1. Drafted by a team but didn't win a ring
2. Traded to another team and won a ring
3. Traded to another team, won another ring
4. Became a journeyman
LeBron James
1. Drafted by a team but didn't win a ring
2. Left via FA to another team and won two rings
3. Leave via FA back to drafted team to win another ring