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Video: Dwyane Wade Puts on Show With Multiple NBA Stars in Annual D. Wade Invitational
- Updated: August 31, 2018
Dwyane Wade brought multiple NBA players to the Stance headquarters in Orange County, Calif. for what he called the “D. Wade Invitational.”
CP3, McCollum, Spida
Everybody was putting in work at @DwyaneWade’s Invitational 😤 pic.twitter.com/1j1k3SRrYw
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 30, 2018
In the video above, the following NBA players can be seen competing against each other: Houston Rockets forward Carmelo Anthony, Rockets guard Chris Paul, Portland Trail Blazers guard C.J. McCollum, Washington Wizards guard Austin Rivers, Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell, New Orleans Pelicans forward Jahlil Okafor, and Miami Heat forward Justise Winslow.
Toronto Raptors guard Delon Wright, Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jimmy Butler, and free agent forward Eric Moreland, who most recently played for the Detroit Pistons, were the other players that attended Wade’s first-ever invitational.
The three-time champion posted a video on Instagram on Thursday, showcasing the highlights from the second day of his invitational.
Heat fans will be glad to see that Wade is still putting in work even though he hasn’t yet committed to returning to the Heat for what would be his 16th season in the NBA.
Earlier in August it had been reported that Wade was going to return for one final season, but Wade shot down those rumors by calling them “fake news.”
Should Wade decide to not return to the Heat and retire from basketball, he would finish his career as the Heat’s all-time leader in games played (876), points (20,473), assists (5,009), steals (1,433) and field goals (7,426).
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