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the thread about nothing...
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I love knowing a lot of Laker fans are salty because LAbron is taking over their city LOL
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Dang if d-wade goes to China for ball. It will change the way I look at the nba
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Why
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the nba is being out-classed by over sea leagues, which if your favorite player going to over seas just collect a bigger bag says a lot about how the nba as whole handle hi-profile players.
Don't get me wrong I wish the best for d-wade but oversea leagues are boring to me as well.
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D wade isn't really a high class player anymore. Lol
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Don’t talk about anything nba related.
stick to your “no girl having asz stories” that’s your niche.
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That’s how I get girls. I never play the nice guy card, that guy died years ago.
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Wait what? D Wade has a lifetime deal with Li-Ning and is on the tail end of his career. Him taking a deal to play in China would not mean the NBA is being "outclassed".
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My man low iq aka fake alchemist aka downtown shawty aka young iq don’t know what he’s talking about.
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Wow so mean today 
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damn first time coming in here in like months didnt know it was so spicy in here now!
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Go to espn.com a Chinese league is about offer him deal that most nba teams won't probably be able to match.
d-wade my favorite player since high school you touch a sensitive part'Wow so mean today
I got you a book it's graphic novel with nice colorful pictures so you can fully understand
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My dog you already posted that book like 4 pages back plus you know I can’t read playa.
Ps- D Wade was nice like 8 years ago
Ps- D Wade was nice like 8 years ago
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Dwyane Wade rumors: Chinese team planning to offer the 12-time NBA All-Star a 'monster deal'
Dwyane Wade made his emotional return to the Miami Heat at the trade deadline last season, but the reunion could be short-lived. The veteran guard is an unrestricted free agent this summer, and for the first few weeks of free agency, things were pretty quiet on the Wade front. But now, however, some reports and rumors are starting to trickle out. Could Wade be heading overseas?
Latest updates
According to a report from Sportando, the Chinese side Xianjiang Flying Tigers are preparing to make a "monster" offer for Wade. He's currently on tour in China, and just recently signed a lifetime deal with Chinese shoe brand Li-Ning reported to be worth tens of millions of dollars. So clearly he has connections in China, and depending on what kind of money Xianjiang may be offering, perhaps that option could be enticing.
The Heat are still interested in retaining their franchise icon, but Wade has made it clear that we won't know his decision for a while. At least not until he returns from China. Via the Associated Press:
The question remains whether Wade will be wearing his newest sneakers on an NBA court again. He finished last season with the Miami Heat and there have been talks between him and the team about a return, but no decision has been made.
"When I get back from China, I'll focus on that," Wade said. "Right now, I'm focused on the game after basketball. Whatever happens in basketball, it happens. I've done everything that I can to this point to put myself that I'm in this position I am today, where I can do something that hasn't been done globally yet. The basketball will take care of itself. I'll sit down and figure that out once I get back from this tour at some point."
It's hard to know where Wade is at in terms of wanting to remain in the NBA, but this quote doesn't make it seem like he's desperate for a new contract. At this point it seems like Wade is in a pretty good place. He could return to the Heat and finish out his career on the playoff team where he's beloved. Or he could take the money and a new challenge in China, where he could continue to expand his brand.
- By Jack Maloney
- 21h ago • 1 min read
Dwyane Wade made his emotional return to the Miami Heat at the trade deadline last season, but the reunion could be short-lived. The veteran guard is an unrestricted free agent this summer, and for the first few weeks of free agency, things were pretty quiet on the Wade front. But now, however, some reports and rumors are starting to trickle out. Could Wade be heading overseas?
Latest updates
According to a report from Sportando, the Chinese side Xianjiang Flying Tigers are preparing to make a "monster" offer for Wade. He's currently on tour in China, and just recently signed a lifetime deal with Chinese shoe brand Li-Ning reported to be worth tens of millions of dollars. So clearly he has connections in China, and depending on what kind of money Xianjiang may be offering, perhaps that option could be enticing.
The Heat are still interested in retaining their franchise icon, but Wade has made it clear that we won't know his decision for a while. At least not until he returns from China. Via the Associated Press:
The question remains whether Wade will be wearing his newest sneakers on an NBA court again. He finished last season with the Miami Heat and there have been talks between him and the team about a return, but no decision has been made.
"When I get back from China, I'll focus on that," Wade said. "Right now, I'm focused on the game after basketball. Whatever happens in basketball, it happens. I've done everything that I can to this point to put myself that I'm in this position I am today, where I can do something that hasn't been done globally yet. The basketball will take care of itself. I'll sit down and figure that out once I get back from this tour at some point."
It's hard to know where Wade is at in terms of wanting to remain in the NBA, but this quote doesn't make it seem like he's desperate for a new contract. At this point it seems like Wade is in a pretty good place. He could return to the Heat and finish out his career on the playoff team where he's beloved. Or he could take the money and a new challenge in China, where he could continue to expand his brand.
