Dwyane Wade Highlights 06-08 Seasons - Sick Plays!

[@jonathaneagle3554]

This dude was in a class by himself in his prime 🔥he was so creative, flashy, stylish, ferocious,fast, smooth, fierce, competitive, explosive, highly original, etc , if only his knees had stayed healthy...I loved watching him take over games in the final minutes , Dwade was so clutch ❤️ Robbed of the 08 MVP

[@metsrus]

sad this generation only remembers him as Lebron's sidekick.

[@hbkflash3]

@@metsrus everybody knew wade is a supertar calliber player only u knows that hes just a superstars sidekick...

[@LucrativeLessonsWithLandy]

the best player there ever was.

[@freeyoutube2457]

2:26 is 08-09 season based on socks

[@mora2k]

Man, your channel is a hidden jewel.

[@mora2k]

Nobody can convince me that Wade wasn’t on crack during his prime. This dude was too flashy. The fact that he was going at such speed to stop for a pull up jumper, while still being contested and off balance, yet still making the shot... even in the clutch. Yeezus Or the fact that at such speed he was changing directions multiple times on the drive while keeping control of the ball, sometimes absorbing contact, sometimes adjusting the layup mid-air, and making it off balance... it’s just mind boggling.

[@WallTrapMedia]

In terms of defensive anticipation, scoring, playmaking, and rebounding Wade, not Kobe is actually the closest thing to MJ. What's crazy is statistically Kobe only beats Wade in scoring, 3P%, and FT% but Wade has a better FG% and averaged more rebounds, steals, assists and blocks. I'm only comparing the two so people can see how remarkable Wade was in his prime. I'd have him ranked #3 all-time on the list of best SG's to play the game thus far.

[@lavonekuhse]

Wade shooting a better 3pt % in the Playoffs than Kobe btw.

[@kingsley3641]

Bro you are appreciated!!

[@rapgodreloaded9259]

D Wade's the Tim Duncan of shooting guards that utilizes basic fundamental skills.

[@chieffranco5421]

Dwade from 2006-2009 is at least a 97-98 overall!

[@deetheoriginal3117]

98-99 overall 97 at least

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

96-97 is realistic

[@chieffranco5421]

@@BooBooDaFoo330 96 is too low

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

@@chieffranco5421 96 seems best to me

[@milesvincent6953]

1. ‘91 Michael Jordan (99) 2. ‘13 LeBron James (99) 3. ‘00 Shaquille O’Neal (98) 4. ‘73-74 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (97) 5. ‘64 Wilt Chamberlain (97) 6. ‘93 Hakeem Olajuwon (97) 7. ‘62 Bill Russell (97) 8. ‘03 Tim Duncan (97) 9. ‘04 Kevin Garnett (97) 10. ‘86 Larry Bird (97) 11. ‘16-17 Stephen Curry (96) 12. ‘87 Magic Johnson (96) 13. ‘77 Bill Walton (96) 14. ‘23 Nikola Jokic (96) 15. ‘22 Giannis Antetokounmpo (96) 16. ‘65 Jerry West (96) 17. ‘65 Oscar Robertson (96) 18. ‘16-18 Kevin Durant (96) 19. ‘95 David Robinson (95) 20. ‘07-08 Kobe Bryant (95) 21. ‘16 Chris Paul (95) 22. ‘06, ‘08-09 Dwyane Wade (95) 23. ‘05-07 Steve Nash (95) 24. ‘20 Anthony Davis (95) 25. ‘00 Grant Hill (95) 26. ‘09-11 Dirk Nowitzki (95) 27. ‘20-21 Kawhi Leonard (94) 28. ‘03 Tracy McGrady (94) 29. ‘76 Julius Erving (94) 30. ‘22 Joel Embiid (94)

[@jonathanvang2821]

Back board wade was the best

[@Corean_Jesus]

I notcied it even as a kid, Dwade was better than Kobe every time they matched up Dwade was better

[@forgotndwade6375]

14-15 Season Next!

[@schoolboy4637]

D. Wade was an absolute beast!

[@pieceoflintifoundonthefloo554]

Dwyane Wade

[@dstreet4599]

1:23 3:10 3:34

[@ManniLive]

a good chunk of this video is from the 09 season

[@Maxjuliann]

He could shoot 3s he just didn’t rely on them similar to Mj.

[@mhorskyuth]

6"4 dunker