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Dwyane Wade, 43, Is Nearly Unrecognizable While Discussing Bronny James' Talent
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Now that his career on the court is in the past, Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade has transitioned into the next chapter of his life.

The three-time NBA champion, who was named an All-Star 13 times during his 16-year NBA career, has since turned to life as an analyst. He made his debut at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where he called basketball games alongside Noah Eagle, and is expected to be a part of Amazon Prime Video's NBA coverage next season.

Aside from his television work, he also hosts a podcast titled "Time Out," where he recently used his platform to discuss Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James. Wade, who played with James' father and fellow NBA legend, LeBron James, in Miami and with the Cleveland Cavaliers, highlighted how much more confident the younger James has looked during the NBA Summer League.

However, while Wade was focused on discussing James' growth as a second-year player, many fans took notice of the fact that Wade is borderline bald.

"Wade close as hell don't hide the baldie OG! Agree with the takes as well lol all love," wrote one fan.

"I thought that was Ray J for a second," said a second.

"Love D Wade but why this pic looks like Kanye," asked another.

"bro look realllll 2008 dream team like," chimed in a fourth.

Although fans were quick to jump to the conclusion that Wade is bald, a video from June 20 showed him with a full head of hair. So, maybe he opted to try a new look, or with the summer months rolling around was looking to cool off.

Regardless of his hairstyle, Wade is a rising star in the media world, and given that he knows a thing or two about hoops, his faith in Bronny could be an indicator that the younger James could burst onto the scene at any time now.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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