South Florida Sun-Sentinel MIAMI LeBron James had to dig deep to help salvage the Heat season and ward off another offseason of undeserved vitriol, and he had to do it mostly without his right-hand man, Dwyane Wade.
Miami Heat 12 hours agoChicago Sun-Times MIAMI — Heat guard Dwyane Wade is being praised for finally showing up in Games 4 and 5, scoring 32 and 25 points, respectively. But how much of a true impact has he made on games? Maligned superstar LeBron James has been under a microscope for his inconsistency, but he entered Game 6 on Tuesday night with a minus-7. And that’s with the Spurs throwing their best defenders at him along with double and triple teams. Wade entered Game 6 with a minus-37 — the lowest of any of the regular starters on either team. And that m...
Chicago Bulls 17 hours ago
Miami Herald It will be remembered as the night Ray Allen bailed out LeBron James and Dwyane Wade and, quite possibly, saved a championship for the Miami Heat.
Miami Heat 17 hours ago
Orlando Pinstriped Post Some fans and analysts have used the concept of a Big Three as a prism through which to view the 2013 NBA Finals. The San Antonio Spurs boast Tony Parker, Manu Ginóbili, and Tim Duncan, while the Miami Heat have LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh. San Antonio has the chance to wrap up the series Tuesday night in Miami, prompting ESPN Insider analyst Tom Harberstroh to dive into the question of how the Spurs and Heat trios stack up next to the NBA's all-time great threesomes since 1974. More NBA Finals coverage: Hot Hot Hoops Pounding the Rock Haberstroh defines a...
Orlando Magic 22 hours agoSouth Florida Sun-Sentinel Center angered by Game 5 approachLeBron James and Dwyane Wade were the face of calm at the post-game interview podium Sunday night.
Miami Heat June 17, 2013Courtside | San Antonio Express-News LeBron James and Dwyane Wade share thoughts after the tough Game 5 loss.
San Antonio Spurs June 17, 2013
Plain Dealer James and Wade seemed more interested in getting calls than giving effort in Miami's Game 5 loss to Spurs. Aging Manu Ginobili displays his old greatness and Danny Green continues his emergence. More Spurs vs. Heat story links.
Cleveland Cavaliers June 17, 2013On the Beat: Miami Heat | Miami Herald 1. Get Wade going early...but more importantly late The Spurs helped Dwyane Wade find his rhythm early in Game 4 by starting Tiago Splitter on the Heat's shooting guard. Later in the second half, the Spurs threw Boris Diaw Wade's...
Miami Heat June 16, 2013
Miami Herald Two days after his eruption in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, Dwyane Wade said it was good to have the old D-Wade back, and a Spurs player admitted that not many anticipated his 32-point breakout.
Miami Heat June 16, 2013South Florida Sun-Sentinel Much was made of Heat guard Dwyane Wade wearing hot packs on his legs when he sat on the bench during Game 4 of the NBA Finals.
Miami Heat June 15, 2013
Miami Herald Tony Parker's hamstring, not Dwyane Wade's knee, is the current chief injury concern.
Miami Heat June 15, 2013
Miami Herald Whether you call him by his old nickname ‘Flash’ or not, Dwyane Wade knows he must produce like he did in Game 4 if the Heat wants to fulfill its repeat dreams.
Miami Heat June 14, 2013South Florida Sun-Sentinel The Miami Heat got their answer in Game 4. Yes, there could be more from Dwyane Wade.
Miami Heat June 14, 2013South Florida Sun-Sentinel He doesn't have to be 32 points great – just average by his standards— This is how it ended for Dwyane Wade on a night that goes up in his pantheon: He walked down the hallway of the AT&T; Center in stylish white clothes near midnight, parting packs of remaining Spurs fans, on his way to face the media.
Miami Heat June 14, 2013Heat Zone | Palm Beach Post After Dwyane Wade went off for 32 points, six rebounds and six steals, Ethan Skolnick and CineSport’s Brian Clark break down the Heat’s 109-93 victory in Game 4 and Wade’s performance. See the video after the jump.
Miami Heat June 14, 2013
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