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Dwyane Tyrone Wade, Jr. (born January 17, 1982) is an American professional basketball player for the Miami Heat. Awarded 2006 Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated, Wade has established himself as one of the most well-known and popular players in the league.
Dwyane Tyrone Wade, Jr. (born January 17, 1982) is an American professional basketball player for the Miami Heat. Awarded 2006 Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated, Wade has established himself as one of the most well-known and popular players in the league.
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How big a problem is flopping in the NBA?
All part of the game Barry Stavro Los Angeles Times Flopping gets attention because it's a play near the ball. But look carefully at a star's shirt after they've driven into the lane — it's always pulled out of their jersey. Elbow hooking, moving...Tags: David Stern, Chicago Tribune, Kobe Bryant, Vlade Divac, National Basketball Association
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If Heat don't win title, is Spoelstra fired?
Too good to let go K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune Erik Spoelstra is as linked to Pat Riley as winning. So, yes, even if the Heat go 0-for-2 with the Big Three, Spoelstra will be back as coach. The better question is: Who would Riley get to replace...Tags: Pat Riley, Miami Heat, Chicago Tribune, NBA Finals, National Basketball Association
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Which teams will play in the NBA Finals?
Thunder and Bulls Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune I'll take the team with the Big Three, but not the LeBron-Wade-Bosh combo. I'll go with the Durant-Westbrook-Harden triumvirate that makes the Thunder an even more lethal offensive club than the...Tags: Oklahoma City Thunder, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Lakers, Russell Westbrook, Chicago
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Who are NBA's most liked, disliked players?
LeBron still enemy No. 1 Ira Winderman Sun Sentinel By fans? By players? Different answers. With fans, LeBron James, whether he chooses to wear the tag of villain or not, is public enemy No. 1 for the way he changed the free-agency landscape and...Tags: Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Glee (tv program), Dirk Nowitzki, Dwight Howard
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In a short season, here are 5 Wizards games to catch
The new red, white and blue Washington Wizards opened the regular season Monday night against the New Jersey Nets — and the uniforms, logos and shiny court aren't all that fans should be interested in seeing at Verizon Center. John Wall had his...Tags: Oklahoma City Thunder, John Calipari, LeBron James, Derrick Rose, Dallas Mavericks
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Best team in NBA's Eastern Conference?
Come playoffs, it's Heat Ira Winderman Sun Sentinel The team most likely to finish first in the conference during the regular season? That would be the Bulls, with coach Tom Thibodeau relentlessly pushing his team through this lockout-compressed...Tags: Miami Heat, Norris Cole, Luol Deng, NBA Finals, Chicago Bulls
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Who is helped, hurt by the NBA lockout?
Nets OK with delay Ira Winderman Sun Sentinel Considering their lame-duck status in New Jersey, the Nets would prefer the NBA calendar simply flip to 2012-13, when they become the Brooklyn Nets. The NBA's ultimate limbo franchise, awaiting not only a...Tags: Oklahoma City Thunder, Strikes, Kevin Garnett, Chicago Bulls, LeBron James
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What's in a nickname?
A-Rod. K-Rod. F-Rod. I-Rod. B-Rob. We are not living in the Golden Age of sports nicknames. J-Roll. O-Dog. T-Mac. D-Wade. These are not nicknames; they're contractions, abbreviations.
Crowned "King James" at the outset of a career that has yet to see him...Tags: Alex Rodriguez, Cultural Development, LeBron James, National Football League, Philadelphia Eagles
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Was NBA's $500K fine of Arison reasonable?
Fine way out of line Shandel Richardson Sun Sentinel Someone please tell me Heat owner Micky Arison threw a punch during a game or at least used a slur toward an NBA referee. Five hundred thousand dollars? For words that likely offended no one?...Tags: David Stern, Miami Heat, NBA Finals, Charlotte Bobcats, LeBron James
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If there's a season, who will win next NBA title?
Race is wide open Broderick Turner Los Angeles Times It would be easy to say the Heat will be the favorite. It would be easy to say the Mavericks will repeat because they now have the know-how. But in reality, it will be wide open. The Heat, if they...Tags: Oklahoma City Thunder, Doc Rivers, Phil Jackson, Kevin Garnett, Russell Westbrook
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Stephen Colbert burns Lebron James
If there's any team in sports that deserves to be mocked, it's the Miami Heat.
The temptation to dig into the Heat's NBA championship loss to the Dallas Mavericks -- and star Lebron James' arrogant behavior afterward -- proved too much last night for...Tags: Stephen Colbert, Miami Heat, National Basketball Association, Dallas Mavericks, Chris Bosh
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Video: Is this really the "best pass in NBA history?"
Dwyane Wade "probably threw the best pass in NBA history" in the first quarter of Miami's win over Indiana on Tuesday night. At least that's what Heat teammate LeBron James believes. (You know we're talking 65 years of NBA basketball here, right, LeBron?)...Tags: Mass Media, Miami Heat, National Basketball Association, LeBron James, Basketball
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