Cleveland Cavaliers roster news 2015: LeBron James brings in teammates to Miami

LeBron James is taking no chances and he believes that the best way to approach the coming season is to dig into early training. Where? Miami.

Although the place does ring a bell, such hardly matters. James knows that his team has the tools to win it all this coming season, owing to the talent and the recently collected experience the team had against the Golden State Warriors.

But none of that matters if the team is not ready so the King has summoned his teammates to get a move on ahead of the expected start of training camp set for Sept. 29.

There are some players and coaches reportedly already there with the rest of the team likely to be there by the time this article comes out. The pre-training camp will run until early next week.

James is still hung over from the debacle that the Cavs suffered against the Golden State Warriors. Barely getting any significant help, James tried as hard as he could to keep the Cavs afloat but in the end, his efforts were simply not enough.

Recall that the Cavs went through the NBA Finals without Kevin Love, Kyrie Irving, and Anderson Varejao in tow. But now, with the old gang back together with the absentees healthy, James is making sure that the team is ready heading into the NBA season which kicks off this October.

"LeBron is the leader of our team. He's setting the tone and wants to make sure we're getting work in and going into camp with the same attitude and mentality. He's focused and wants to make sure we're all on the same page. He's on a mission," says second year guard Joe Harris via the Northeast Ohio Media Group.

Indeed, the Cavs are looking good heading into the season. Remember that back in 2010, the Miami Heat did make it all the way to the Finals only to fall short against the Dallas Mavericks. They went on to win the title the following year, Lebron's first NBA title.

Could it be déjà vu only this time, will it be the Cavaliers winning their first NBA title?

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