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Dwyane Wade believes he might’ve won finals MVP in 2011 and speaks on how he dealt with LeBrons ‘meltdown’ that series 👀 “I was on Bron. That’s my job. That’s our relationship. Two of best players in the game is to pull that out of each other. Going into Dallas I felt we had two mis matches. I felt no one could guard me, no one could guard him. They may be the better team possibly but we got the two best players… When I saw him not perform the way he’s been since he was on ESPN in high school I was like ‘what’s going on?’ Idk if I approached it the right way but I was on Bron to wake up…. I wanted to get to the root of it because bro, this is why we got together. He couldn’t get out of it, he struggled a little bit. I felt I had the best series and a chance to win finals MVP if we win, I had a really good series. I feel like I failed my leadership responsibilities. I just know we didn’t get the LeBron we got the next 3 years which is unfortunate because I felt nobody could guard him in that series… I was mad, because I wanted us to put the middle finger up to all the haters” (Via Zach Lowe / DWade)

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Gary Payton says Udonis Haslem was the reason they won in the 2006 NBA finals: “He’s the reason we won the championship. Basically. He got in Dirk. When we contained their superstar, and made other players get in position they weren’t used to being in, we took off. We won 4 in a row. Dirk was killing us in the first two games. He gets back in MIA and we eliminated him… We were basically a Udonis Haslem fan. I was. When I told him ‘UD stick in him, stay in him because he wants to go off one leg, make him uncomfortable.’ Udonis made him uncomfortable for 4 straight games. Very uncomfortable.” (Via Miami HEAT YT)

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