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Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade confirmed they will both sign with the Miami Heat in a live interview with Michael Wilbon televised on ESPN Wednesday.
In the interview, with Wade and Bosh appearing simultaneously via satellite, the All-Stars explained their decisions. Wade said that he feels comfortable moving forward with Bosh in tow, but that he'd still welcome fellow megastar LeBron James, should the two-time reigning MVP choose Miami. James is slated to announce his decision in a one-hour special Thursday night on ESPN.
Wade discussed his decision to pick Miami over Chicago, his hometown and where his sons live with Wade's ex-wife.
"I had to take my emotions out of it and make the best decision," Wade said of deciding against the Bulls.
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