9 Offseason Moves The Cleveland Cavaliers Must Address

First and foremost, it starts with LeBron James is likely to opt out of his contract, but the four-time MVP is expected to stay with the Cavaliers.

Basically, by signing another one-year deal, James will set himself up to cash in when the NBA salary cap explodes during the summer of 2016. By opting out, James will give himself a minor raise for next season, and depending on how the cap shakes out, the Akron product could make $30 million per season when the cap goes boom during the summer of 2016.

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