His last All-Star complete, Wade turns focus on playoff push

will likely draw more this summer before he commits to a college this fall.

Zaire has never beaten his dad.

“He can’t beat me now,” Zaire Wade said. Time will tell on that. But first, there’s the season to finish. Wade will take a couple of days off before practice resumes Wednesday, ready for some sun and some golf. When the playoff push resumes Thursday in Philadelphia — and Miami has some work to do in the Eastern Conference race — Wade insists he will be ready.

“My mind will be right,” Wade said.

Whatever happens, though, the legacy is clearly secure.

“There will never be another D-Wade,” Johnson said. “And that stretches further than Miami. That’s all over the world.”

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GERRY BROOME — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Team LeBron’s Dwayne Wade, of the Miami Heat, moves toward the ball against Team Giannis during the first half of an NBA All-Star basketball game, Sunday in Charlotte, N.C.