Dwyane Wade’s departure from Miami still hurts for fans, and some of the team’s players are feeling it too.
Udonis Haslem, who joined the Heat as a rookie in the same year Wade did, is already trying to formulate a plan to bring Wade back to Miami, where he feels the guard belongs.
“I’m going to damn sure try,” Haslem told Manny Navarro of the Miami Herald when asked about eventually reuniting with Wade. “I mean, I don’t know. I guess I’ve got to wait until next summer to see how that goes. But, I never give up without a fight. So there’s ain’t no time to start now.”
Haslem said that didn’t mean he was leaving Miami. It meant he was going to bring Wade back to south Florida.
“I didn’t say that,” Haslem said. “I was thinking more him of him coming here. I never said that. I won’t ever say that. When I said play with him again, I never said leave.
“He’s trying to sell his house down here. I might just buy it and hold it for him.”
It’s a creative idea. However, Wade is on a two year deal in Chicago now, and he’s made it sound like his move to his hometown is a big deal to him personally. Haslem is welcome to try, but it sure sounds like Wade has made his decision, and might not be that interested in looking back.
