Why is the Cavaliers only interested in James after buying out? The answer is very simple and is in the interests of both parties

The purpose of the Cavaliers is to welcome James's joining without affecting the existing lineup, but to be honest, this is actually in line with James' goals and interests, and more in line with the Cavaliers.

The Cavaliers' meaning is very simple, that is, let James discuss a buyout with the Lakers, and then James joins the Cavaliers as a veteran's basic salary. In this way, the Cavaliers add an all-round fighter, a player with rich playoff experience. He is also a leader and a real team leader. The Cavaliers' regular season record is very good, but they have not gone far in the playoffs. What they lack is players like James, so recruiting James with a basic salary is very in the interests of the Cavaliers, and they can finally charge like the championship.

For James, only if the existing Cavaliers lineup remains unchanged and he himself is combined, the Cavaliers are qualified to fight for the championship. Otherwise, they will need to lose two starters and get a few first-round picks to exchange for James. Is there any meaning for the Cavaliers and James? Now the goals of the Cavaliers and James are highly overlapping, and that is the championship, which is undoubtedly.

James' goal is to win one or even two championships before retirement, so his historical status will surely reach the first person in history, and no one will shake it in the future. James may lose a lot of money to join the Cavaliers, but is it really that important to James? Of course, James will also receive a lot of abuse from fans, but what are these? For the ultimate goal, these can be overcome.

So as long as James has not bought out, James and the Cavaliers will not come together, which is not in the interests of either side of them. On the contrary, as long as James seeks to join the Cavaliers after buying out, it is in the interests of both parties!