noticing chris bosh will be there with dwayne wade.ed with lebron, hope we got this ready to show. there was a story out that he was going to get together with other big name free agents and they were going to figure out a game plan. i asked him to comment. watch. there is a story circulating, don't know if it is true, i wrote it down. you can tell me. that you are going to get together. you, with bosh, and wade, and stoudemire, lee, nowitzki, and, is this funny? >> little committee, free agent committee. >> larry: free agent committee, no one can stop you. you are all free agent. can't tell you not to do this. what if you go there and i go here and we go here, is that possible? >> uh -- i don't know to that extent. but it would be fun. it would be fun to get all the free agents together and, you know figure out a way how we can make the league better. figure out a way -- >> larry: how can you do that? >> if we could, you know if it was like baseball we would all go to the same team. >> larry: are you the ringleader of the group? >> i

from two other highly sought after players and free agents chris bosh and miami's own all-star dwayne wade. the mood in northeast ohio where james grew up and played for the cleveland cavaliers for the past seven years was starkly different. a few angry cleveland fans took to the street, lighting james paraphernalia on fire. they also expressed their heartache with words. >> he's one of our own, that's what makes it so painful. >> i knew it was coming. it's cleveland. we're used to deployment. >> the bitterness was shared by the cavalier's organization. in a letter to cleveland fans, team owner dan gilbert wrote this was announced with a several day narcissistic self-promotional buildup culminating with a national tv special. the letter goes on to describe james' decision as a cowardly betrayal. beyond the emotional anguish james depar ture will also hurt the team's bottom line. and some contend the economy of cleveland. the value of the cavs franchise has grown by more than $200 million since james was drafted in 2003. and some estimates claim that he brought over 100 million in revenue t

and i want to say, tomorrow night, wilmer valderrama, dwayne wade of the miami heat, the double rainbow is the host of the number one most downloaded podcast in the history of podcasts. almost three years they've been around, he's number one. you can listen to it every day through itunes or his website adamcarolla.com. and he has a book coming out november 2nd. please say hello to adam carolla. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what's happening? you got -- you got a new suit. >> yes. i got it for free. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes. and they sent it to me in chicago and it had 400 [ bleep ] tags on it and i had to cut them off with miss teeth. when i walked in, dikck said, it's sown shut. he ran up behind me. i don't want to tell you what he opened it with, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm shocked because you've withbeen on the show 37 s and you've worn the same suit every single time. now, you come out on this suit and i don't know what to make of you. it looks good. >> think of me as matt damon with a fat head. and speaking of -- let me tell you something. all along the corridors there's pictures of

because to play with dwayne wade and chris bosch certainly on paper, certainly at the start of this looksike this gives time best opportunity. >> rose: hell, i'm moving to miami. >> well, come on down! you better hurry, they have a wait list i understand for tickets. >> rose: i'm sure. i'm sure. if it accentuateed it is rivalry between kobe and lebron for who's the greatest player in the game, only the fans benefit >> i feel for cleveland. they tried to get the right players in place and certainly you have to feel for the fans and for all those people who have supported the team because they absolutely did nothing at you will. for them to suffer this loss, unfortunately cleveland has had this type of thing, you look at the drive of john elway and the fumble of earnest buyer in and you look at what art modell and moving the franchise out from cleveland to baltimore and edgar renteria in the world series against if indians when the marlins were able to win that series and you just look at all of those and they have a hometown guy who elects to leave. it is a punch in the gut and probably wi