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Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal Photo - 15 STRONG Alonzo MourningUdonis Haslem Framed Un8x10 s List Price: $233.87 Our Price: $206.62 Quantity: 1   Updating Cart Please Wait . . . ADD TO CART Usually ships in 1 day

Since being drafted in 2003 by the Miami Heat, Dwyane Wade has quickly emerged as one of the league's most versatile and feared players on the court. Wade helped lead the Miami Heat to their first-ever NBA Championship in 2006 and cemented his status as one of the game's premier players by winning the Most Valuable Player Award for his outstanding finals performance. Dwyane Wade has hand signed each memorabilia piece, a Certificate of Authenticity from Sportsmemorabilia.com is included. - 2006 NBA Champion Miami Heat (Summary) After defeating the Detroit Pistons, the Heat advanced to their first NBA Finals in franchise history against the Dallas Mavericks. For the Mavericks, like the Heat, this was also their first NBA Finals appearance. The Miami Heat were outplayed by the Mavericks in the first two games in Dallas, with the second game being an embarrassing blowout. Things looked worse in Game 3 when the Heat faced a 13-point gap in the last six minutes of the fourth quarter, with Dallas looking to take a 3–0 lead in the series. Led by Dwyane Wade, who single handedly dismantled the Mavericks after falling 0-2 by leading the Heat to a 98-96 comeback in game 3 and after that he never looked back, the Heat were able to make an incredible comeback victory to salvage the series. Similar success came in Game 4, when the Miami Heat once again beat the Mavericks with a combined team effort. The Miami Heat were able to establish their ability to play under pressure in Game 5, which went into overtime. Nevertheless, the effort of Wade with his 43 points, including the game tying basket and clutch overtime free throws, propelled the Heat to within one victory of their first championship in franchise history. On June 20, Game 6, the Heat took the NBA title in Dallas, winning the series four games to two. In winning the series, the Heat became only the third team in NBA history to win the final series after being down 0–2, following the 1969 Boston Celtics and the 1977 Portland Trail Blazers. The Heat overcame a miserable start with a 14-point gap to wear down the Mavericks, and lead by one point (49–48) at the halftime horn. Again, Wade played a vital role, powering the Heat to a late lead. He was helped by an impressive five blocks by Alonzo Mourning (the Heat had over 10 team blocks in the game even though they were averaging a little over 2 blocks in the series) and clutch shooting by James Posey, who drained a cold-blooded three pointer which put the Heat ahead by six with 3 minutes to go. Surprisingly, the Mavericks were down only three with a few seconds to go after a pair of missed free-throws by Dwyane Wade. However, Dallas would be put to rest after Wade captured the rebound, fittingly ending the game by tossing the ball in the air after a missed three-point shot attempt by Jason Terry. Wade would go on to win the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award. Item Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Sportsmemorabilia.com.

SKU: HC*ABKFR0075 Team Miami Heat Player Wade, Dwyane Player 2 O'Neal, Shaquille