Miami Heat: First Take Wrongly Takes On Dwyane Wade And Ownership
The Miami Heat’s greatest player in franchise history, Dwyane Wade, is set to become an NBA owner. As heavily circulated by this point, it won’t be by owning a portion of his Miami Heat though.
Flash will join the ownership group of the Utah Jazz. Though it isn’t ideal for Miami Heat supporters, you have to be thrilled about this opportunity for a person like Dwyane Wade and for many reasons.
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With that though, the reactions have been swift and stern. Almost a week later, ESPN’s First Take, took on the topic.
Spike Lee gives a major shout-out to LeBron and Dwyane Wade for what they've done recently to advance social justice.
— First Take (@FirstTake) April 21, 2021
"I gotta give love to my bro LeBron who took the lead ... [athletes today are] less fearful than athletes in other generations. And they're not gonna take it." pic.twitter.com/hLqCKYtZaR
While they didn’t capture the money-part of the conversation, for these purposes, one Twitter user did. In the exchange, it shows the participants of the conversation in question going back and forth about the topic that’s actually been in the headlines recently.
The exchange takes place between two guys that not only have a colorful way of saying things, but that love to hear themselves say it.