Wade talks about his original plan to join the Bulls in 2010!

August 6th NBA legend Dwyne Wade recently revealed the shocking summer of the league in 2010 for the first time in a podcast program. He admitted that at the beginning of the free agent market, he was almost determined to put on the Chicago Bulls' jersey instead of staying with the Miami Heat.

"Man, I really thought at the time, I was going home, I was going back to Chicago," Wade recalled on the show, "I have been fighting in Miami for seven years and won a championship. I think it's time to turn a new chapter, which is my truest idea at the time. "

However, an unexpected call completely reversed the script. "I received that call, man, it was called by No. 6 (LeBron James)! "Wade still looked incredible when describing that moment," I was stunned at the time and thought to myself: What happened? You know, besides 'cold-blooded' (Kobe), he is the guy I love to show off on the court, and I never thought of fighting side by side with him. "

This call from the league's number one star and the key message conveyed by Wade's agent later revealed the foresight of the Heat management - they have quietly operated a salary space that can accommodate three top stars. James clearly described the possibility of joining forces during the call, and the careful preparation of the Heat management eventually prompted Wade to change his decision to "get home".

Wade's frankness unveiled a corner of the dusty history: if it weren't for James's shocking phone call, the league's pattern in the summer of 2010 might have been completely rewritten, and the Bulls might have ushered in the return of this son of Wind City. Under the leadership of Pat Riley, the Heat management was willing to bear the pressure of short-term record and clear the cap space in advance, and finally successfully brought together the three superstars Wade, James and Bosh, the South Beach, which opened an era of the Heat that shocked the league, rewritten the fate of countless players.