Basketball · World
Dwyane Wade says it’s time for Heat’s Adebayo, Antetokounmpo to get it together
ATLANTA — As he waited to leave Kaseya Center on Monday night with Bam Adebayo, Dwyane Wade stopped in front of the Miami Heat coaches’ offices, turned in that hallway to the assembled media with a smile, and said, “Don’t go too hard on my guys.” Because he knows. Because he’s been there before when it comes to rocky starts. As a rookie, Wade’s Heat opened 0-7 in 2003-04. After a massive Heat ...
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