Dwayne Wade finally has some help in Miami. It is confirmed that Chris Bosh will be joining the superstar, and both will be playing for the Heat. No information has been leaked whether or not it will be in a sign-and-trade, or if he will just outright sign with the Heat. Regardless, Miami Heat fans can now breath.

Since winning the NBA Championship with Shaquille O’Neal by his side in 2006, Wade has been longing for a legitimate sidekick. And now, he finally found one.

by David at the Sports Fan Blog Network

While nothing in this world is guaranteed most people feel there is one sure thing going into the NBA off-season free agency. D Wade will ultimately stay in Miami and try to recruit someone most likely a big man to join him.

Why would D Wade want to leave Miami? For starters the only true young talent on a team with 47 wins during the 2009-2010 season is Michael Beasley. Mario Chalmers has already shown that he cannot handle starting and will probably never get the chance again during his career. Jermaine O’Neal is no longer the player he was on the Pacers and Quentin Richardson had one good year with the Suns. What happens if Wade is not able to get someone formidable to join him down in South Beach? Uhh Ohh

Wade might be better off going to a team that has more young quality talent and a better supporting cast. Rather then take a gamble and try to get someone to come and play for the Heat. At 28 Wade wants to win now or within the next few seasons, by staying with Miami he might not get those wins now or even in a few seasons if a quality teammate fails to join him.

Of the 119 players on the NBA’s 3-point accuracy chart this season, the Indiana Pacers might be surprised to learn who ranked next-to-last.


Dwyane Wade might not stay there much longer.

Only a 27 percent shooter from long range, Wade made his first four attempts from beyond the arc — including one that counted after goaltending, of all things — and scored a game-high 32 points as the Heat easily beat the Pacers 113-83 on Tuesday night.

“I’ve been feeling good about my shot lately,” said Wade, who topped the 11,000-point mark for his career on a second-quarter layup. “I think my first shot was a 3, which I normally try not to do. But I was in rhythm, shot it, hit it and after that the confidence was up.”

Click here to read the full article – By Associated Press of ESPN.com

NBA scoring champion Dwyane Wade is changing shoes, making the switch from Converse to Nike’s Jordan Brand.

Nike announced Friday that the star Miami Heat guard will now be representing the Jumpman label, joining the likes of Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony and Derek Jeter. Wade had three years remaining on his deal with Converse, which had him as the centerpiece of its attempt to reinvigorate the company’s once-thriving basketball business.

Click here to read the full article – By Associated Press of ESPN.com

Miami Heat Sports Memorabilia
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Below are links to memorabilia available for Dwyane Wade.

Miami Heat Sports Memorabilia
and other Miami Heat Gifts and Collectibles
Below are links to memorabilia available for Dwyane Wade.