LeBron Gives Surprising Response To Dwyane Wade Question At Heat Star’s Final Game

LeBron James accompanied Dwyane Wade during his final game in the NBA. The Lakers star attended the last game Wade played, and it was a game filled with emotions.

If you ask LeBron, the greatest memory from his time playing with Wade is probably the loss their team had to the Dallas Mavericks in the 2011 NBA Finals. LeBron has a few good reasons to say this. King James talked about this as he watched Wade’s finale from the courtside. The Miami Heat played the Brooklyn Nets, and lost the game.

Wade put an end to his 16-year career. He and LeBron are really good friends, and they played on the same team for four years. Their teaming up was like a dream come true. The duo made four NBA Finals appearances. Well, their first NBA Finals appearance was sort of disappointing as they lost to the Mavericks. But, this is still LeBron’s best memory.

“I would say the fondest part is when we lost in 2011,” he said. “Because without ’11, there’s no ’13, there’s no ’12. Because that’s what made us, that’s what made our team. It’s been an unbelievable journey for my guy, and I’m happy to be here for that last little road before that train comes to a stop.”

LeBron was also accompanied by Carmeo Anthony and Chris Paul.

“It feels so good, we all started this journey together. We have a brotherhood which is so much more than basketball. Last night we had our last regular season, so we made the plan and the decision to come up here. We couldn’t miss D-Wade’s last game, this is the last time he’s going to be on an NBA floor wearing that famous Miami Heat uniform. He’s one of the best players we’ve ever seen, man. It’s an honour for me to have played alongside him for four years, and be his brother for the last 16 years.”

This game wasn’t as emotional as Wade’s finale in Miami. It was a game worth watching, and fans didn’t miss it. Wade had a great career despite the fact that it ended with a loss.