6 years agoMiami Heat shooting guard Dwyane Wade was good for 15 points and 10 assists in 28 minutes off the bench in Sunday's 106-97 road victory against the New York Knicks in his penultimate game at Madison Square Garden. Wade, who plans to retire after the season, actually received a standing ovation from the fans in New York when he was taken out. "Over the years, Dwyane has risen to a different level in this building," head coach Erik Spoelstra said. "It's electric and he comes alive in this type of environments. It's cool to see that at the end." He remains a valuable contributor in plenty of fantasy formats heading into the new week (three games) due to his scoring, although his high rate of turnovers can be a killer.--Daniel Dobish
Source: ESPN