The parting of ways between Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat was anything but amicable, and it is clear that one man is ultimately responsible for that.
Pat Riley.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians in the World Series, and that means LeBron James is going to have to pay up.
Now that he’s in Chicago, Dwyane Wade appears to be committing himself more to the three-point shot than he ever did in his 13 years in Miami, and his old coach is taking notice.
With the World Series having officially begun on Tuesday night, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade have finalized the wager they vowed to make as fans of the two teams that are playing for a championship.
With a Chicago vs. Cleveland battle looming in the World Series, it means old friends LeBron James and Dwyane Wade are at odds again over sports.
It probably won’t come as a surprise, but Dwyane Wade doesn’t have a problem with the concept of a superteam. In fact, he and LeBron James nearly ended up on a different one back in 2010.
It turns out there was very much something in those brief Dwyane Wade to Cleveland rumors during the offseason.
Dwyane Wade no longer wants to play armchair general manager.
