Dwyane Wade on his new book, marriage and legendary NBA career: "I kept fighting because it was my dream"
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For 16 years, NBA all-star Dwyane Wade gave everything he had to the game of basketball. Day in and day out, he played in front of thousands of fans until his retirement in 2019 — and Wade says performing on the hardwood is what he misses the most about the game.
"I miss making a shot and seeing 20,000 people stand up, and I know they're going to go home and their [is] dinner going to be better. Their relationship is going to be better. Like, I understand, like what sports do," Wade told "CBS Mornings" co-host Gayle King.
Since retiring from basketball, Wade has been busier than ever — as a father, entrepreneur and author.
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