Why do people hate dwyane wade

This weather, man. Wade seems pretty jovial. Wade was standing right there with him at the ESPYS calling out the dangers of racial profiling and advocating for peace.

Maybe we just knew LeBron was the best player of the era so we let him slide. There are bad players in the NBA, and most of them are easy to root against. And of course, there are some players you may just not like watching.

I was never able to get to any of those places with Dwyane Wade. He was too talented and too fun. Why deprive yourself of enjoying a spectacular career just in the name of hating a player?

And it WAS spectacular. Dwyane Wade was a killer, man. We saw Wade hit game winners as recently as 6 months ago, but throughout his career he took, and made, many. He put fear in my heart in a lot of big moments. But Dwyane Wade is more than just a great basketball player. A couple months before losing to the Mavericks in the Finals, Wade got his win. After spending the first 13 years of his career with the Miami Heat , Wade signed with his hometown Bulls last offseason.

Injuries were once again an issue for Wade, as he missed 22 contests. He was fairly productive when he played, however, averaging Losses like this, it has to hurt them. Your love of Donny has made a few people upset, though.

He got on me hard about that. Just like Don. Every arena has a small group of people who get a little bit unruly, who get a little bit too much into the game. It is in every arena. Basketball is different without fans, and now that fans are back in the building, it feels like basketball again. It shows you that a lot of people are coming out of caged-up situations. Been in the house, been locked away.

People gotta get the rules again. You gotta get back to how life should work. And a lot of people are crossing that line. When I was a player, fans said stuff to me and I said stuff back to them.

Talk to people on the sidelines, talk to other teams. The NBA has to continue to do a good job, if they can, in making sure this is a secure place for the players and the fans as well. What can the league do better, though?

A few years ago I talked to the head of security for the NBA and the head of the Players Union, Michelle Roberts, about solutions for this and it feels like unless they move the seats back, the players are in an unwinnable situation.

Sometimes, you gotta react. The NBA has shown how progressive it is and how much it cares. The only thing you can do is ban them from doing it. But, you know, what else is it?

You gonna take the fans out? You gonna let a player run up there and handle they own? They are not gonna do that. You said you experienced this as a player, is there one of those instances you can remember? You know what, man? Someone follows you on social media, somebody buys something that you put out.

If you run into them, they feel like you are supposed to know them because they support you. You have crazy fans out here, you have people trying to break into homes because they follow someone. There are moments where we all feel it, especially in our community.

There are definitely arenas where you feel that. But I try not to look at it that way. We gotta strap our big boy pants on and we gotta go out there and continue to do our job. Every fan is not gonna love you. Every person is not gonna love you. Every person is not gonna cheer and shut up. You gotta understand that everyone is imperfect and everyone is gonna do dumb things. To all the friends and family that have my back and all the friends and family I've never met who show love and support when everyone is looking and when no one is looking All praise, gratitude and thankfulness.

His wife posted a photo to give thinks — it was a nice image of two parents and two children. They didn't address the topic of discussion in the comments: the son's outfit.