The Cavs, well above the salary cap with a star-studded core of James, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Love and Tristan Thompson all signed to long-term deals, could have offered Wade only the taxpayer ...

Chicago Bulls fans get a kick out of how Dwyane Wade was portrayed in a statue form in a video promoting a Bulls store.

Dwyane Wade compared the Heatles backlash to what Allen Iverson endured for breaking norms: "People don't like change" ...

The only way for Wade to get more from the Cavs would be in a sign-and-trade, or for the Heat to trade Wade to Cleveland after he picked up his option for next season at $16.1 million.

The trade was made to help facilitate the Bulls' impending signing of Dwyane Wade. The Cavs will use a trade exception to acquire Dunleavy, who is under contract for $4.8 million next season.

Even before LeBron James told him he'd be going back to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Dwyane Wade said he could tell that his teammate and friend would not be returning to the Miami Heat.