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Dwyane Wade Says He’s the Greatest Heat Player Ever in Q&A With Fans

Wes Goldberg
Wes Goldberg

All U Can Heat

Dwyane Wade was candid about a variety of topics when he answered questions from his Twitter followers in an impromptu Q&A.

In an impromptu Q&A, Dwyane Wade said he should be considered the greatest Miami Heat player of all time and that the he’ll play for ” a lil while” longer.

Wade decided to answer some questions from his Twitter followers Monday afternoon in which he addressed a variety of other topics, too, including his relationship with LeBron James, his knee injuries and, oh, and he took some time to yell at Mario Chalmers too.

Wade, who will sign a one-year, $20 million deal, also talked about why he decided on a short-term contract.

Wade, 33, didn’t shy away from concerns about his knees. Wade has missed nearly a third of his team’s games over the last two seasons mostly due to knee injuries. He also gave some insight into how much longer he plans on playing in the NBA.

Wade seemed confident in a couple of his younger teammates Justise Winslow and Hassan Whiteside.

Wade even addressed his somewhat mysterious relationship with LeBron James, who he’s still seen hanging out with during the off-season. Wade didn’t cave to the notion that LeBron carried him during the Big Three Era.

But, hey, they’re still cool.

He’s cool with Kobe Bryant, too, who some people say is too difficult to play with and is the reason why the Lakers can’t put a decent team together.

Wade, who holds most of the Heat’s records, is without a doubt the greatest player in franchise history if you are judging it on his accomplishments with the team. Wade agrees, pretty whole heartedly.

Oh, and of course, we couldn’t go this long without someone yelling at Chalmers.

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Wes Goldberg

Wes Goldberg

Wes Goldberg is the site expert at All U Can Heat and an NBA contributor for FanSided.com. A Miami native, Goldberg has covered the NBA for 10 years. He currently hosts the Locked On Heat and Locked On NBA podcasts. He worked previously at the Bay Area News Group as a beat reporter covering the Golden State Warriors and has written for publications including The Ringer, Miami Herald, RealGM and others. He also has strong opinions about sandwiches and believes cheese is the only pizza topping.