Dwyane Wade. 3x NBA champion. 2006 Finals MVP. 2x All-NBA First Team. 3x All-NBA Second Team. 3x All-NBA Third Team. 12x All-Star. 2010 All-Star Game MVP. 2009 scoring champion. 2008 Olympic Gold medalist. Miami Heat’s all-time leading scorer. In his final year in Miami, he attempted just 44 three pointers during the season, compared to the 1139 shots inside the arc (the third highest 2 point field goal attempts in the entire league), and finished 3rd in post touches and 5th in paint touches. That is to say that Dwyane Wade knows where his bread is buttered. While his efficiency in the post has waned a little with his athleticism, he’s still a sight to behold with his back the basket.

At 34 years of age, the Olympic Gold medalist averaged only 30.5 minutes per game through 74 games, but when it came time to be the man, he was in fine form. Each of Miami’s two playoff series went to 7 games, and Wade had his largest scoring output since 2010-2011, with 21.4 points per game (15th in the league for the postseason) and the 12th best Player Efficiency Rating (PER) of the entire playoffs.

The point of this video is to showcase what a special player Dwyane still continues to be. There’s something ageless about his postup game. He’s got every juke and jab, and pump and pivot in the book. His faceup game is lethal because he’s a midrange monster, and his footwork is phenomenal, so he can get to wherever he wants to go when he really gets down to it.

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