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Dwyane Wade Admits What Offended Him During Tenure With Heat

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(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) Dwyane Wade spent 15 years with the Miami Heat and is considered an icon of the franchise. But that doesn’t mean he always saw eye-to-eye with the team. In fact, there was one move from the front office that really upset Wade and he is being honest about it now years later. According to Wade, the team’s decision to pay Hassan Whiteside before him while they pursued Kevin Durant rubbed him the wrong way. “…

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