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Dwyane Wade Courageously Blocks Small Child’s Shot (Video)
If there’s one thing that children need to be taught at a young age, it’s that in basketball, as in life, there’s no easy buckets. Dwyane Wade is the latest member of the Miami Heat to bravely indoctrinate our nation’s youth.
If you’ll recall, LeBron James took it upon himself to heroically dunk on small children at his basketball camp, undoubtedly using basketball as some sort of larger metaphor to teach youngsters how the world really works. Now, D-Wade is the one doing the teaching.
Witness this video, from a World Basketball Festival event at the Rucker:
Not in this house, little guy.
[Red's Army via Deadspin]
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