“Take Note”: Kendrick Perkins Calls Out Other NBA Teams After Heat Finally Fix Dwyane Wade’s Infamous Statue

In October 2024, Dwyane Wade became the first player in the Miami Heat franchise to receive a statue. But that emotional moment quickly turned to trolling as the eight-foot statue’s face bore almost no resemblance to the team legend. Analysts, fans and even legends Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley roasted the spectacle. But two years later, it’s all fixed now. D-Wade, at the time, called his statue an “artistic version of a moment that happened.” He was referring to “This is my house,” a pose from 2009 against the Chicago Bulls.