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Dwyane Wade has been praised time and time again for the unconditional support he shows his kids.But in a new interview, the retired Miami Heat superstar opened up about how the support he gives his own kids has an origin of its own.In the interview, Wade revealed that his own father instilled that parenting style in him, and that he credits his dad for how he parents his kids.

Looking back at the history of the Miami Heat, there are several players that perhaps were given up on too soon.Many people may not know this but the Miami Heat is actually one of the younger franchises in the league.Founded in 1988, the Heat is only roughly 35 years old.Despite that, and interestingly, the Heat is also one of the most storied and accomplished franchises in such a short time.

The Miami Heat have a ton of work to do as the season begins to come to a close.While getting a ton of help from some of the other teams in the Eastern Conference's NBA Playoff race, when it comes to their standings in said playoff race, the Heat still have to go out and do what they know how to do.

Last night was one of, if not the biggest win of the season for the Miami Heat.After going 0-2 against the New York Knicks in the first 2 meetings between the teams this year, Miami got their revenge on their home floor and pulled out the huge victory.It wasn't only a big game in terms of playoff seeding, but it was also a historic night for the Heat's longtime coach Erik Spoelstra.

The Miami Heat fell to the seventh seed after losing to a Brooklyn Nets team that just traded away Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.That's not a guaranteed playoff appearance.Miami would need to win a play-in game to make the postseason.In the past two weeks, the Heat have now lost to the Nets and Knicks - the two teams ahead of them in the standings.

On paper, the Dolphins hiring longtime defensive coordinator Vic Fangio seems to be among the franchise's biggest acquisitions of the last 10 years, and perhaps it'll someday crack the top 10.But until Fangio does something tangible, his acquisition is only a good idea.The same is true for every high-profile signing, trade or draft pick.

The Toronto Raptors have been boosted by the performance of backup point guard Jeff Dowtin Jr. in the last few weeks.Dowtin, who is currently on a two-way contract, has beaten out two draft selections in Malachi Fynn and Dalano Banton that were hand-picked by Masai Ujiri.Dowtin's 4.7 points and 3.0 assists per game in the last three contests aren't setting the world on fire, but they have helped Toronto pull off some very close wins against quality competition.

Mike Miller was one of the main role players during the big three "Heatles" era in South Beach from 2010-2013.Miller was the 5th pick in the 2000 NBA draft and gained a reputation around the league as one of the premier sharpshooters.He was a versatile 3 point specialist that played 18 seasons in the association.

Mike Miller was one of the main role players during the big three "Heatles" era in South Beach from 2010-2013.Miller was the 5th pick in the 2000 NBA draft and gained a reputation around the league as one of the premier sharpshooters.He was a versatile 3 point specialist that played 18 seasons in the association.

Although this current rendition of the Chicago Bulls isn't likely to make history this year, fans were still treated to a dose of good news last night with the announcement of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame's class of 2023.Among the names included are NBA legends and former Bulls, Pau Gasol and Dwyane Wade.

A couple weeks ago, I wrote an article here with the headline, "Do the Heat have a chance at the sixth seed?"The Brooklyn Nets hadn't collapsed since trading Kevin Durant at the deadline, so the Heat needed to make up ground.I said the Heat couldn't afford a loss to the Orlando Magic.That happened, prompting Jimmy Butler to blast Nickelback music in the locker room afterward.

We hear a lot about empowerment and advocacy of the trans community from Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, but it's not often we get to hear directly from their daughter, Zaya.We're not complaining - at 15, she needs to be protecting her peace as much as she wants - but it makes it all the more special when we get word from the Gen Z activist herself.

August should be one heck of a Hall of Fame month for South Florida sports fans.Zach Thomas and Dwyane Wade, the terrific twosome that will make August so memorable, are as legendary as they come, a pair of future Hall of Famers that belong to South Florida as much as they belong to their hometowns of Pampa, Texas, and Chicago, respectively.

The debut of Jayson Tatum's signature Jordan Brand shoe could not have gone better.Tatum wore his new shoe for the first time during Sunday's All-Star Game, winning MVP after dropping a game-high 55 points to lead Team Giannis to a 184-175 victory over Team LeBron.Speaking to reporters after the game, Tatum admitted he wanted to capture the MVP to coincide with the shoe release.

A trio of Lakers were part of those nominated for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2023 in former players Pau Gasol and Michael Cooper and former coach Paul Westhead.The class as a whole is a loaded one that also features Dirk Nowitzki, Tony Parker, Gregg Popovich and Dwyane Wade.Gasol is in his first year of eligibility for the Hall of Fame and has the strongest case of the former Lakers nominated.

As legislators and conservative mouthpieces continue to target queer youth, it's critical that the parents of those youth stand up for their kids.There's been few historic examples of this to look to for decades, with the likes of Cher and Chaz Bono or Barbra Streisand and Jason Gould standing nearly alone.

Bam Adebayo carried the Miami Heat in their last two wins, scoring 38 points Friday night against Washington before notching 32 in a Sunday matinee at the Atlanta Hawks.Considering Pat Riley challenged Adebayo to take a more aggressive offensive role after last season, Adebayo has answered the call.

With the Boston Celtics playing so well, the idea of getting rid of any key rotational players is one that doesn't sound particularly intriguing - of course, though, with the chips being all in this season, that line of thinking could change quickly.Still, the NBA is a league that rewards boldness.It's how the Miami Heat were able to collect two championships and four Finals appearances after going for broke to add LeBron James and Chris Bosh to a barebones roster with Dwyane Wade and how the New York Knicks were finally able to win a postseason series in the new millennium by deploying a similar strategy with Carmelo Anthony, Amar'e Stoudemire, and Tyson Chandler during the same time period.