The offseason is mainly watching children play

This week, Heat defender Dwyane Wade will attend the inaugural Junior NBA Championship.

“What I am excited about participating in the youth NBA event is that this activity is the purest form of basketball,” Wade said. “Being with these kids, seeing them go before the sport becomes a business. And it’s exciting to have it all. It’s great to see them progress a little. This is what I like to do.”

"I see my son playing more passionate and fun than I played in the past. This is the fun of parents, you look at the children to do what you and he like to do."

Wade is still not renewing his contract with NBA teams.

"I enjoy staying with these players," Wade said. "Obviously, I am not satisfied with losing to the 76ers last season. But for me, getting back the status and getting the chance at the right time." I can still play well - maybe not flying, but still can play to help the team win - for me, these things are great."

For Wade, the offseason is mainly to watch the children of Zaire Wade and friends playing.

"Looking at my children doing what they like to do, and I am also engaged in this business, and my son and nephew are also doing very well. This and the process is very cool," Wade said. "You can get involved." It is very interesting to support them and guide them."

“It’s the same to NBA Live 19 Coins see friends’ children playing. We can support each other very well. When a child’s father appears on the sidelines, it means a lot. But when Anthony or James or Paul or myself appear in other children’s games. This will mean more. We treat them as our own nephews."