Dwyane Wade has spent his entire 13-year career with the Miami Heat and won three NBA titles, so it’s hard to imagine him calling any place other than South Beach home.
But apparently his early contract talks with the Heat haven’t gone well, and league sources told ESPN’s Brian Windhorst that Wade is planning on listening to offers from other teams once he becomes a free agent Friday. And in a sign that Wade means business, sources told ESPN that his camp already has informed some teams about his openness to offers.
This is a big offseason for the Heat, as Wade, 34, and big man Hassan Whiteside both are impending free agents, and Miami is one of six teams meeting with Kevin Durant.
Wade, who signed a one-year deal with the Heat last offseason, averaged 19 points in 74 games.
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