Even without LeBron, the Heat proved Sunday they can still dish out the L's.
Dwyane Wade showed America exactly why the Internet has given him his newest nickname: "Chef Wade." He baked up that good ya'll-musta-forgot cake Sunday afternoon meal. The ingredients included: 23 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists, two steals, and one block. Publix was all out of shits given about retirement rumors, so Wade just substituted nuts -- hope you're not allergic to these nuts, Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless.
Wade was serving it up all afternoon, treating the Chicago Bulls to a variety of different flavors of his Miami raised G.O.A.T. In all, it was a lazy Sunday afternoon 10 bucket course meal for the Bulls, understated, yet at the same time, deliciously complex. Very clean. Very refined. The meal was paired fabulously for Bulls players with a bottle of the finest Joakhim Noah whine. Heat fans enjoyed the meal with a Derrick Rose tearstini.
Heat fans, happy with the 93-79 victory meal, used Twitter to give their complements to the chef all night long.
Chef Wade is the Executive Chef at Prime 136 located at 601 Biscayne Boulevard.
— Ricárdo Shermán (@SubstitutePapi) February 23, 2014
Chef Wade is too nice
— just smile (@wade_malik) February 24, 2014
Chef Wade served up a perfectly cooked slab of beef.
— Sharky guns (@jram305) February 23, 2014
Chef Wade cooking The Butcher's team.
— Horsetronaut (@ThaHorsetronaut) February 23, 2014
CHEF WADE BANG EAT THAT
— Josh (@Josh_Attili) February 23, 2014
Dwyane Wade the chef!! *Raekwon voice*
— ♓ Chris ♓ (@ImSmoove_) February 23, 2014
Chef Wade putting on a display.
— Jay Miller (@fasefax) February 23, 2014
Chef Boyar-D-Wade!
— Vince (@VBiase) February 23, 2014
Wade wasn't the only one cooking yesterday, Chris Bosh came to flame broil fools too. Bosh offered guests 28 points and a twist on Wade's 10 rebound dish, different, yet equally as tasty. Bulls players were reluctant to taste Bosh's jumper, but eventually sampled it, and were treated to extra helpings all game long.
Poor Mario Chalmers, even when he cooks up 12 points and nine assists, people can't remember his name. Barry Chalmers gets no respect out on these culinary streets.
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