Ten years ago, no one would have guessed Dwyane Wade would have ever left the Miami Heat, let alone for the Chicago Bulls. At the time, the biggest rivalry Wade’s Heat had was the Pistons. However, the Bulls were soon going to take that position.
After an easy first round series against Chicago, in 2006, went six games, the rivalry was born. Injuries to Dwyane Wade and a determined, young, Bulls squad, would sweep Miami from championship status in 2007. The hatred was deep, but Wade was local.
Dwyane Wade took several paycuts for the bettering of the Miami Heat and refused to do it in 2016, so he left. Despite the Bulls rivalry, Wade is a Chicago native and he debuted with his team tonight, scoring six points against the Bucks in a loss. He would discuss this with the media, following the loss.
