In the 2010 offseason, LeBron James' decision completely changed the league landscape, and after what was considered unprecedented, LeBron James moved to the Heat and partnered with two All-Stars of the Class of 03, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
After seven seasons for the Cavaliers and unable to win the championship trophy, LeBron James's move has been criticized by many people, because it seems that LeBron James chose the simplest reason in the pursuit of the championship trophy.
Michael Jordan was neutral on James's decision in an interview that year, and Jordan said that although he would not make the same choice as James, he believed that James did not do wrong, because the players had opportunities that they did not have in their time:
Jordan, who has become an NBA team owner in 2010, has clearly different views on free agents and the decisions players make. As a team owner, free agents can allow Jordan's team to get players without sacrificing future assets, but at the same time, Jordan has also made it clear that he will not work with his contemporaries in his career as a player.
During Jordan's career, he didn't lobby other All-Star free agents to join the Bulls, relying instead on the talent the team had to play well. However, it is worth noting that the Bulls management did have a large operation to keep the Bulls competitive.
As for LeBron James, he was able to win two championship trophies with Wade and Bosh during his time with the Heat, and then returned to the Cavaliers to win the first championship trophy in team history for his hometown, and in the 2020 playoffs, James could also win his fourth career championship trophy and FMVP trophy with his partner Anthony Davis.