Dwyane Wade NBA comeback: Zaire Wade posts about his father’s return to the NBA
A ‘Dwayne Wade NBA comeback’ is on the cards, according to his son, Zaire Wade, who put out a post about his father’s return to the sport.
The 3-time NBA champion has kept himself in incredible shape post his retirement in 2019. The icon’s tweet was picked up by his son who felt that his dad was prepping for a basketball return.
Wade has recently spoken about basketball leagues such as BIG3 and The Basketball Tournament. As far as basketball fans are concerned, it would be wonderful to see an all-time great player lace his boots to do what he does best.
The 13-time all star is arguably the third best shooting guard of all-time behind Michael Jordan and the late Kobe Bryant.
Dwyane Wade NBA comeback approved by Zaire Wade
Zaire’s Instagram story about his dad returning to the game has been met with much fanfare. Every athlete could relate with the legend’s tweet about missing the locker room.
I don’t know If more guys will play in this league or not but having platforms like the Big 3 and also TBT is definitely intriguing and looks fun to be apart of. The camaraderie in the locker room and the team spirit of the sport is what you miss most. So anything is possible✊🏿
— DWade (@DwyaneWade) July 11, 2020
Wade has kept him in incredible shape since his retirement. Though there is a chance that this might lead nowhere, but basketball fans would love to see the great man return to play his beloved game again.
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Dwyane Wade and his achievements in the league
Wade was a part of the fabled class of 03′. Miami Heat drafted Wade as the fifth overall pick. The fabled class included superstars like LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and former teammate Chris Bosh.
Dwyane Wade won 3 championships with the Miami Heat. He won his championship in 2006 when the team included the likes of Shaquille O’Neal.
Dwyane, Lebron and Bosh led the Heat to four consecutive finals between 2011 and 2014. The Heat won back-to-back championships during 2012 and 2013.
Wade is a 13-time all star and is the Heats’ all-time leader in points, games, assists, steals, shots made, and shots taken.
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