Wade Helps Opposing Coach With His Tie

[TallTitan34]

During the Heat / Sixers game, Wade makes a great play then helps the Sixers coach with his tie.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/Video-Dwyane-Wade-freshens-up-Eddie-Jordan?urn=nba,233296

[MarquetteDano]

During the Heat / Sixers game, Wade makes a great play then helps the Sixers coach with his tie.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/Video-Dwyane-Wade-freshens-up-Eddie-Jordan?urn=nba,233296

Wow... that is cocky.

[buckchuckler]

I think its funny, having a good time.

[IAmMarquette]

A little cocky, sure, but the guy's a professional athlete, after all. Plus, you can tell that Jordan is trying to hold back a smile. No harm, no foul.

[Markusquette]

Wow... that is cocky.

I agree.  Wish Wade didn't let everything go to his head so much, but it's pretty much inevitable. 

[Guy Fieri's Dad]

Gotta love Wade!

[DJO's Pump Fake]

That was awesome.....

[goodgreatgrand]

Did he give him herpes?

[redbirdwarrior]

He's just living up to his Jesuit education at Marquette.  Always trying to help out another person.    That was just fun.  I didn't find it that cocky.  Jordan got a good laugh at it.

[Dawson Rental]

The very best players are the best because they really have a good time playing the game.  Michael Jordan had a tradition at home games where on his way to the court at the start of the game, he would put talc on his hands and slap them together in front of Red Kerr's face.  Kerr was the color announcer for Bull's telecasts, was the team's first coach, and had been a three time NBA all-star in his playing days.  Even well after it got to be a ritual, Kerr always got a kick from it and you could tell that he felt honored to be singled out by Jordan that way.

You have to be able to know who will appreciate such gestures, as Dwayne evidently did this time.  I don't think that he would try that with Scott Skiles.