Ultimately, Dwyane Wade was one and done with the Chicago Bulls. He has now turned the clock back to 2010, when he was a coveted free agent. Back then, it looked like Dwyane Wade would do something to ensure something other than losing in the playoffs’ first round.
Wade, already the best player in Miami Heat history, was able to get both LeBron James and Chris Bosh to sign with Miami. In 2014, the team fell apart, after LeBron returned to Cleveland. Then, the summer of 2016 saw Dwyane Wade leave the team.
Last season, Dwyane Wade joined the Chicago Bulls, joining Jimmy Butler and Rajon Rondo. The two were supposed to be a “big three,” but reality had other plans. After Butler was traded to the Timberwolves, things became tense for Dwyane Wade, who received a buyout, and signed with the Cavaliers.
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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 27, 2017
