Miami Heat Playoffs: Dwyane Wade Catches Game 2 Against 76ers In ‘His House’
The Miami Heat got paid a special visit on Wednesday night. While handling their Game 2 business against the Philadelphia 76ers in the second round of the NBA Playoffs, there were quite a few familiar faces in the crowd.
Of course, you certainly had a celebrity presence because after all, it is Miami. However, among the general celebrity, you also had a few former favorite Heat players in the building.
Chris Silva seated in the stands.
— Ira Winderman (@IraHeatBeat) May 5, 2022
Though there may have been even more of them in the stands, besides a Heat fan favorite like Chris Silva, there were none more important, more revered, and more celebrated than the next guy of mention.
When it comes to this dude, the greatest Miami Heat player of all time is the proper title. And as the caption insinuates, he’s fresh off a Fashion Week of a showing at the famed Met Gala.
Fresh off the Met Gala carpet and back in Wade County 🏠 @DwyaneWade @itsgabrielleu pic.twitter.com/Wl4kD7p5fH
— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) May 5, 2022
In “his house”, the Miami Heat’s best ever, the NBA all-timer, and surefire future Hall Of Famer, Dwyane Wade, was there to catch his former team in action.
As the Miami Heat graced the court on Wednesday, their best ever, Dwyane Wade, graced FTX with his presence. He shouldn’t have left disappointed either.
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Though you are probably more used to seeing the NBA team owner on the network that broadcasted the game, TNT, or seated in the front rows of the games for the franchise he partly owns, the Utah Jazz, you can certainly understand him being front row at this one.
Of course, he still gets the VIP treatment in FTX Arena. Here, he can be seen making his way towards areas that only he, current players, and those closely associated with the Heat can access.
Seen this a few times before. Dwyane Wade walking off the court after a Heat win. pic.twitter.com/0DwNZZPgPB
— Will Manso (@WillManso) May 5, 2022
Must be nice to be a Heat legend. It sure is nice to see him back in one of the places he calls home too.
On top of it all, for a dominant Heat playoff win that was never in question after the second half began. The Heat now have to go try and do it all over again on Friday in Philadelphia.
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That is, perhaps, even with Joel Embiid back in the middle of the Philly lineup. Either way, they’ll be ready.