Miami Heat Doctor Creating Doctor’s Notes for Those Wanting to Watch Dwyane Wade’s Last Home Game

The Miami Heat want everyone to catch Dwyane Wade’s last home game.

In fact, the team’s doctor is creating doctor’s notes for those wanting to watch the historic game.

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Did you wake up this morning with Hot Flashes?

No? Actually, yes you did. Our team doctor Harlan Selesnick and @BaptistHealthSF are helping you get out of school and work early so you can be inside @AAarena by 7pm for @DwyaneWade's final regular season home game! #L3GACY pic.twitter.com/QXcpRgn76O

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) April 9, 2019

Wade, 37, is at the tail end of his final season in the league. As the 16-year pro concludes his career this week, he finishes as the Heat’s all-time leading scorer, a gold medalist and three-time champion.

Although Wade isn’t playing at the MVP level he once was on, the veteran is still putting on a show for fans. On the season, Wade is putting up 14.7 points, 4.1 assists and 3.9 rebounds per game. In the process, Wade has dazzled fans with impressive dunks, defensive plays and buzzer-beaters.

The All-Star’s storybook career at American Airlines Arena comes to an end Tuesday night against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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