Dwyane Wade played so well on Saturday night that his performance left Washington Wizards coach Scott Brooks extremely complimentary.
Wade scored 20 points on 9/16 shooting in the Miami Heat’s 113-108 win in DC. He scored 9 straight points for the Heat in the fourth quarter and was a major factor down the stretch helping the Heat win.
After the game, Brooks said Wade was too good to retire and joked that the league should fine the Heat for allowing the star to walk away.
Scott Brooks on Dwyane Wade: "The NBA needs to fine the Miami Heat for allowing him to retire. … They should not allow him to retire. He's too good."
— Fred Katz (@FredKatz) March 24, 2019
If Wade sticks to his plan to walk away after the season, he’ll go out being remembered for his magical ways rather than for being a guy who embarrassed himself in the end. He’s still capable of playing at a high level.
