Miami Heat to Honor Dwyane Wade with First Player Statue in Franchise History

The 8-foot statue, announced by Heat president Pat Riley, will be unveiled outside the Kaseya Center in fall 2024, further immortalizing the 13-time All-Star's legacy.

Dwyane Wade, the Miami Heat legend, will be honored with an 8-foot statue outside the Kaseya Center, the team's home arena.
The statue, the first in franchise history, was announced by Heat president Pat Riley during a ceremony honoring Wade's induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Wade, a 13-time All-Star, led the Heat to three NBA Championships and holds franchise records in several categories.
The statue will be unveiled in the fall of 2024, further cementing Wade's legacy in Miami.
Wade expressed gratitude for the honor, reflecting on the impact of seeing Michael Jordan's statue in Chicago as a child.