Who cares? The way he handled this whole thing was egotistical and a major slap in the face to the Cavaliers, their fans, and his home state. If he wasn't going to return, did he really need to leave the team hanging and do it on national television hundreds of miles away? I lost a lot of respect for this man tonight. He will never be an immortal player, and even if they win a few titles in Miami, Wade will always have more than him. The true greats/immortals won titles and stayed with their teams through coaching changes, rebuilding, good and bad until at least they got older to get them. They won by leading. Look at Bird, Magic, Russell, Jordan, Dr. J, Kobe, Duncan, Isiah Thomas. James now just becomes another hired mercenary, like Shaq.
I'll love to see how they plan on filling this roster out. After signing the three, they will have a grand total of four players under contract. Their three draft picks will bring it to seven. They still need to fill at least five more spots. Since they were under the cap on July 1st, they don't have the mid-level exception or bi-annual exceptions. They're going to have to fill them up with veteran minimum contracts. With other teams having lots of cap space, due to hoping to sign LeBron, and an uncertain collective bargaining agreement looming, good luck getting players to come sign minimum deals instead of them trying to cash in big one last time before a new CBA. If Darko Milicic can get 20 mil from the Wolves, think what some of these other guys can maybe get now from teams with lots of cap space... like NY, NJ, Clippers, Bulls. No matter how great these three guys are, you still need good role players and a strong bench to win a title. Heck, if they don't get a big guy, how are they even going to beat teams like the Magic and Lakers?
Until proven otherwise, even after these signings, the Celtics are still the top dog in the east, anyway.