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Carmelo Anthony on playing against Dwyane Wade and appreciating his game: “Playing against him it’s like I had to figure it out…he can get buckets but he didn’t need to get buckets to impact the game…he come out 3Q and then it’s like ‘foul, foul, AND-1, crazy shot, block...

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Danny Green speaks on who was harder to guard between Dwyane Wade in 12-13 or prime James Harden: “Wade wasn’t prime but he was just outside it in 12-13. It was every other game. One game he look little old but next game would come out like where the f*ck this come from? Like it was flash. He must’ve taken some booster shot or something. Euro over the top and dunked that b*tch on G Neal I’m like wtf. The scouting report for him and Bron were to go under screens, obviously James you can’t just do that. It’s a harder cover with a guy that can shoot. D Wade was more explosive but even young James he was athletic too. D Wade was definitely a tough cover, I didn’t figure him out but I guarded him well but I never got to see prime D Wade. But prime James him and KD are the two toughest morherf*ckers I had to guard ever and the best to lace them up and put the ball in the hoop. Behind MJ, I got KD and James as best scorers” (Via No Fouls Given)
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Danny Green speaks on who was harder to guard between Dwyane Wade in 12-13 or prime James Harden: “Wade wasn’t prime but he was just outside it in 12-13. It was every other game. One game he look little old but next game would come out like where the f*ck this come from? Like it was flash. He must’ve taken some booster shot or something. Euro over the top and dunked that b*tch on G Neal I’m like wtf. The scouting report for him and Bron were to go under screens, obviously James you can’t just do that. It’s a harder cover with a guy that can shoot. D Wade was more explosive but even young James he was athletic too. D Wade was definitely a tough cover, I didn’t figure him out but I guarded him well but I never got to see prime D Wade. But prime James him and KD are the two toughest morherf*ckers I had to guard ever and the best to lace them up and put the ball in the hoop. Behind MJ, I got KD and James as best scorers” (Via No Fouls Given)

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Norris Cole shares story of LeBron going at Dwyane Wade one practice and saying to Pat Riley ‘I know D Wade yall boy but I’m different’ 👀 “It was one practice him and D Wade got to going at it. Them two was basically playing 1 on 1 in practice with just 4 other cats out there. It was him (Bron) proving a point he was different. D Wade is different too, he’s an alien too. D Wade hit a couple and it’s like ‘oh it’s bout to be one of them practices.’ So everybody playing hard then Bron start making shots that nobody could make. He start shooting shots like wrong leg left hand hooks layups, start doing almost MJ layups not looking. Then he’d run down and look at Pat Riley like ‘I know, I know it’s different. I know D Wade yall boy but I know it’s different.’ He ran down and was like ‘I know it’s crazy, it’s different.’ He’d come down and shoot from wherever. We all were like ‘alright Spo let’s move on in the practice this ain’t proving nothing, we get it.” (Via Club520podcast)
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Norris Cole shares story of LeBron going at Dwyane Wade one practice and saying to Pat Riley ‘I know D Wade yall boy but I’m different’ 👀 “It was one practice him and D Wade got to going at it. Them two was basically playing 1 on 1 in practice with just 4 other cats out there. It was him (Bron) proving a point he was different. D Wade is different too, he’s an alien too. D Wade hit a couple and it’s like ‘oh it’s bout to be one of them practices.’ So everybody playing hard then Bron start making shots that nobody could make. He start shooting shots like wrong leg left hand hooks layups, start doing almost MJ layups not looking. Then he’d run down and look at Pat Riley like ‘I know, I know it’s different. I know D Wade yall boy but I know it’s different.’ He ran down and was like ‘I know it’s crazy, it’s different.’ He’d come down and shoot from wherever. We all were like ‘alright Spo let’s move on in the practice this ain’t proving nothing, we get it.” (Via Club520podcast)

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David Fizdale and Jay Wagers talk about Kobe iconic one leg game winner vs Dwyane Wade: Fizdale: We had them in LA, and he breaks away from D Wade and this dude shoots a bank shot 3 right in his face on one leg. D Wade looked right at me and I just did like this (🤷‍♂️) and he was like ‘it’s Kobe!’ When LeBron and Wade would compete against him, they had so much respect for him Wagers: I was in the hallway after that game and D Wade and Kobe were the last players out. D Wade walks up to Kobe and says ‘you are the only motherf*cker in this world that would make that shot, that I wouldn’t walk back in this locker room and f*cking tore this place apart!’ (Via Byron Scott fast break)
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Dwyane Wade says Kobe Bryant was “too calm” after Wade broke his nose, then saw him masked and already sweating before their next game Udonis: “You broke his nose in the All-Star Game, which nobody does. Nobody breaks anybody’s nose in the All-Star Game” Wade: “Kobe was fucking me up in the All-Star Game. I told him, ‘Kobe, bro, stop. What are you doing?’ You don’t try to break anybody’s nose, but I did try to foul him. He got me back that next game” “I knew he was going to get me back because when I called him, he was too calm. I was like, ‘Yeah, this ain’t good.’ I looked down at the other end, I’m still trying to get loose, and he’s got that mask on, already in a full sweat. I said, ‘Shane, you’re guarding him tonight’”
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Dwyane Wade says Kobe Bryant was “too calm” after Wade broke his nose, then saw him masked and already sweating before their next game Udonis: “You broke his nose in the All-Star Game, which nobody does. Nobody breaks anybody’s nose in the All-Star Game” Wade: “Kobe was fucking me up in the All-Star Game. I told him, ‘Kobe, bro, stop. What are you doing?’ You don’t try to break anybody’s nose, but I did try to foul him. He got me back that next game” “I knew he was going to get me back because when I called him, he was too calm. I was like, ‘Yeah, this ain’t good.’ I looked down at the other end, I’m still trying to get loose, and he’s got that mask on, already in a full sweat. I said, ‘Shane, you’re guarding him tonight’”

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Stan Van Gundy on when he knew Dwyane Wade would be special his rookie year: “I was coaching our summer league team and we had Dwyane playing the point, which wasn’t his normal position, he actually played it his rookie year. Spo and I were one game into summer league and we were like ‘wow this guy even better than we thought.’ What hit us was his poise and intelligence. Dwyane more than anybody I’ve ever been around had the ability to add something to his game like immediately. Spo would work with him on something in practice one day and Dwyane would do it for like an hour then you’d see it full speed in the game” (Via Run It Back)
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Stan Van Gundy on when he knew Dwyane Wade would be special his rookie year: “I was coaching our summer league team and we had Dwyane playing the point, which wasn’t his normal position, he actually played it his rookie year. Spo and I were one game into summer league and we were like ‘wow this guy even better than we thought.’ What hit us was his poise and intelligence. Dwyane more than anybody I’ve ever been around had the ability to add something to his game like immediately. Spo would work with him on something in practice one day and Dwyane would do it for like an hour then you’d see it full speed in the game” (Via Run It Back)

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Tony Parker on Ray Allen’s iconic game 6 shot against him and the Spurs in the 2013 NBA Finals: Tony: “it happened so fast…I wasn’t trying to foul him…I tried to do the best I can to contest one of the best shooters in our league and he made a helluva shot and everytime I look at it — I’m like how did he even make that shot…” Wade: “after practice Ray Allen would always sit on his butt on the block and he would back pedal to the 3PT line…he did this at practice everyday so it was amazing that it was Ray Allen because if it was me it would’ve been a whole different shot…” (via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)
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#49ers Nick Bosa discussed the mental aspect of the game and said his love for the game helped him return after he tore his ACL: “You start out wanting to quit, never play again and never put your body in that position again. Then slowly you realize that you love this game and you want to get back to it. I mean I’ve never doubted I can get back to where I am. I’m It’s a good thing I play today and not back when my dad did, because I probably wouldn’t be playing anymore. But luckily, they fix ACLs pretty good, I’m feeling pretty good, and my mind is also better.”
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#49ers Nick Bosa discussed the mental aspect of the game and said his love for the game helped him return after he tore his ACL: “You start out wanting to quit, never play again and never put your body in that position again. Then slowly you realize that you love this game and you want to get back to it. I mean I’ve never doubted I can get back to where I am. I’m It’s a good thing I play today and not back when my dad did, because I probably wouldn’t be playing anymore. But luckily, they fix ACLs pretty good, I’m feeling pretty good, and my mind is also better.”

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Dwyane Wade on Kobe Bryant’s game winner over him in 2009: “I was mad at Mario Chalmers first of all — I was mad at Mario because we were up 5 before that and Mario helped to much on his down screen with Derek Fisher and he got the 3…I was like ‘don’t let Kobe get the ball, anybody else could shoot’. Kobe juked UD and he got the ball…then he threw up the shot and I was like that ain’t going in…and when it banked and went in — I couldn’t even be mad because it was Kobe Bryant…when I walked to the back afterwards — Kobe was waiting on me…I had to walk past him and I was hot…” (via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)
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Dwyane Wade on Kobe Bryant’s game winner over him in 2009: “I was mad at Mario Chalmers first of all — I was mad at Mario because we were up 5 before that and Mario helped to much on his down screen with Derek Fisher and he got the 3…I was like ‘don’t let Kobe get the ball, anybody else could shoot’. Kobe juked UD and he got the ball…then he threw up the shot and I was like that ain’t going in…and when it banked and went in — I couldn’t even be mad because it was Kobe Bryant…when I walked to the back afterwards — Kobe was waiting on me…I had to walk past him and I was hot…” (via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)

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Dwyane Wade speaks on Kobe Bryant one leg bank in buzzer beater on him in 2009. D Wade is still pissed about it 😭 Wade: He moved UD like a little curtain. Then after that, Kobe just did Kobe. I was so hot. I was so mad at myself and Ud. It was our responsibility to make sure that KOBE DID NOT GET THE BALL! Anybody else John. He did UD like this (blows on pen) move out the way UD: Very few times I just get out dogged. I felt like that one time he wanted it more than me. I’m man enough to say that Wade: He moved you like a little fish UD: And he popped you (Via NBA on Prime)
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Dwyane Wade speaks on Kobe Bryant one leg bank in buzzer beater on him in 2009. D Wade is still pissed about it 😭 Wade: He moved UD like a little curtain. Then after that, Kobe just did Kobe. I was so hot. I was so mad at myself and Ud. It was our responsibility to make sure that KOBE DID NOT GET THE BALL! Anybody else John. He did UD like this (blows on pen) move out the way UD: Very few times I just get out dogged. I felt like that one time he wanted it more than me. I’m man enough to say that Wade: He moved you like a little fish UD: And he popped you (Via NBA on Prime)

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Jalen Williams on his wrist: “It sucks. It’s a very annoying process. Nobody is going to be more frustrated than me when shots are short. It’s one of those things I gotta learn throughout the game. It’s not like I’m on a bad team where I can jack 40 shots and figure it out that way… This injury is not something where you get two hand surgeries and you’re good to go. It’s over the course over the year, a year and a half and have summers to really figure it out.”

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19,472 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Udonis Haslem says his favorite story of Kobe Bryant is him hitting the game winner over Dwyane Wade in 2009: “December 4th, 2009… Game winner. ‘Hey, you and D Wade make sure Kobe don’t get the ball.’ I’m face guarding Kobe, D Wade is behind Kobe. Ain’t no way in hell he’s getting this ball. This is the first time I’ve been out savaged and I haven’t forgot about it. Kobe threw my ass out the way, he shook D Wade, got the ball, gamed us off the wrong leg going the wrong way. I have never felt so taken advantage of in my life. I didn’t feel physical enough. I felt like he wanted it more than me. I really lost sleep over that. I tip my hat to him. He wanted it more and that doesn’t happen to me at all. King savage. D Wade don’t let me forget about it. ‘You was supposed to make sure he didn’t catch it!” Happy Birthday, 24 🐐
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Udonis Haslem says his favorite story of Kobe Bryant is him hitting the game winner over Dwyane Wade in 2009: “December 4th, 2009… Game winner. ‘Hey, you and D Wade make sure Kobe don’t get the ball.’ I’m face guarding Kobe, D Wade is behind Kobe. Ain’t no way in hell he’s getting this ball. This is the first time I’ve been out savaged and I haven’t forgot about it. Kobe threw my ass out the way, he shook D Wade, got the ball, gamed us off the wrong leg going the wrong way. I have never felt so taken advantage of in my life. I didn’t feel physical enough. I felt like he wanted it more than me. I really lost sleep over that. I tip my hat to him. He wanted it more and that doesn’t happen to me at all. King savage. D Wade don’t let me forget about it. ‘You was supposed to make sure he didn’t catch it!” Happy Birthday, 24 🐐

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Kobe Bryant on Dwyane Wade after their final game together in 2016: “I love him. He was a vicious competitor. He's vicious, he's mean. We could have those type of battles then afterwards hang out, have a conversation, lace 'em up, and go right back at it. I enjoyed competing against him.” Used to love watching Kobe and D-Wade compete against each other. RIP Kobe 🙏
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Kobe Bryant on Dwyane Wade after their final game together in 2016: “I love him. He was a vicious competitor. He's vicious, he's mean. We could have those type of battles then afterwards hang out, have a conversation, lace 'em up, and go right back at it. I enjoyed competing against him.” Used to love watching Kobe and D-Wade compete against each other. RIP Kobe 🙏

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95,217 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

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Charlie Villanueva says he don’t like Dwyane Wade telling Patrick Beverley he can’t speak on the debate between him and James Harden: “I would disagree with him on the part where he said you can’t speak on that because you can’t fu*k with me or I’m way better then you This, that, and the third. That’s why I would disagree with him because I think Pat Bev is more equipped to speak on it because being in the NBA it’s exclusive. It’s like going to the fu*king playboy mansion, it’s an exclusive group. It’s only exclusive people in the party, so I’m in there I seen what’s going on, so I can speak on it. Because I’ve been there. So, what I’m saying is Pat Bev is in the league, he experienced D-Wade maybe he didn’t experience when D-Wade was fu*king D-Wade but he’s seen something. He knows something. So he can speak on it.” (Via ToTheBaha)

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