dwayne wade

This season of the NBA has been a farewell tour for Dirk Nowitzki and Dwayne Wade. We also saw Magic Johnson walk away from the Los Angeles Lakers like a thief in the night. Did we unknowingly see former New York Knick star Carmelo Anthony say goodbye last night as well?

I really don't know anyone that doesn't like Miami Heat Superstar Dwayne Wade. Sure there's a minor "war of words" between Wade's wife Gabrielle Union and retired NBA great Paul Pierce but even that seems more about debate than disrespect to me. This season has been one long farewell tour for Wade as just about every game he swapped a jersey with another NBA player. As if the picture above isn't enough to show the impact Wade has made, Budweiser took the jersey tribute swap to a whole other level.

One of the more stunning moves this off-season has occurred as free agent Dwyane Wade will not be a member of the Miami Heat next season. Wade decided to agree to a 2-year/$47 million deal with the Chicago Bulls. "This was not an easy decision, but I feel I have made the right choice," Wade said in a letter released to the Associated Press...

Nicknames are synonymous in sports. We have "Megatron," "Captain Clutch,' 'King James.' It's just the culture we live in today where we identify athletes by their nicknames. With the movie "Batman vs. Superman" being released yesterday, I started thinking of my favorite Batman and Superman in sports...

Could another super team form over the next few seasons? There are talks among some of the league's best to possibly play together. "I really hope that, before our career is over, we can all play together. ... At least one, maybe one or two seasons -- me, Melo, D-Wade, CP -- we can get a year in," LeBron James told Bleacher Report in February for a story...

The 2016 NBA All-Star weekend, was all about future Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant's last all star weekend. During the events, some of the biggest players in the game threw Kobe a farewell dinner, in attendance; Carmelo Anthony, CP3, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and LeBron James...

NCAA Champion forward Justice Winslow, has been drafted No.10 to the Miami Heat. This is an instant rebuilding tool for the Heat. If they can re-sign Dwayne Wade, Winslow will fit nicely into this lineup. He's a guy that can put it on the deck and drive it, he's primarily a left, and many have compared him to Houston Rockets James Harden...

In game two of the NBA Finals Dwayne Wade's most impactful play wasn't a made shot, or a block at the rim. It was a simple flop. In the second quarter of game two, Wade was able to draw a third foul on a heating up Manu Ginobli which sent him to the bench for the remainder of the half...

Fear not Heat fans. Cackles about my predictions are vastly over rated. In fact I have been pretty flawless in the NBA playoffs. I had the Heat taking out the Spurs in 7 from the start of the playoffs. I will stick with that pick. I am enjoying the chatter today about the mega game 7 for the NBA title...

You listen to most of sports talk radio and you would think the Miami Heat are playing the Miami Heat in the NBA finals. On top of that if the Heat lose a a game well the world is coming to an end. When the Spurs lose, as they did game 4, it is still only about the Heat...

Bob Ryan, legendary NBA columnist and reporter for the Boston Globe, recently joined Mike Lindsley on 104.5 The Team ESPN Radio to talk NBA playoffs, LeBron James and his Mount Rushmore and All-NBA First Team roster in league history.  Listen here:

So many Knicks fans point towards the fact that Roy Hibbert was a handful in the conference semifinals for the Pacers.  Fair argument.  But Tyson Chandler's failure against Hibbert and mainly his overall role and ability are only a small part of what is wrong with New York's most popular hoops team.