Since Dwyane Wade’s 2019 NBA retirement, he has been quite active. His social media activity has been noticeable, and he just shared a photo from the 2022 NBA All-Star Game. As the NBA honored its 75 all-time greats, the event featured some very famous faces.

Wade posted a photo to Instagram stories in which he is seen alongside many legendary figures. He was accompanied by LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Chris Paul, three of his closest pals.

Along with Ray Allen, “The Worm” Dennis Rodman, and Steph Curry, the superstar from the Golden State Warriors, the photo also included Allen’s former teammates. This is a roster that includes some of the all-time greats in basketball:

“All I see are legends of the game,” Wade wrote.

A total of seven players were chosen to represent the NBA on their 75th anniversary team. To be ranked among the all-time greats is an honor they justly deserved. Take a look at the resumes of each player.

The Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade won three NBA titles and was named Most Valuable Player in the NBA Finals once. Steph Curry has won four NBA championships, been named Most Valuable Player twice, and is arguably the best shooter of all time. Another fantastic shooter with two titles is Ray Allen.

A four-time NBA champion, four-time MVP, and four-time Finals MVP, LeBron James has it all. Some admirers even rank “The King” among their all-time favorites. Regarding greatness of character, Dennis Rodman might be argued as the greatest defender and rebounder of all time, given his five rings.

Among the all-time greats in NBA scoring is Carmelo Anthony, and among his point guard peers, Chris Paul ranks among the best. Despite their lack of titles, they are unquestionably legendary.

Inductees into the Hall of Fаme included Dwyane Wade this year.

Dwyane Wade was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fаme along with four other players. Among the members of the 2023 class were Wade, Tony Parker, Dirk Nowitzki, Pau Gasol, and Becky Hammon.

After meeting twice in the NBA Finals and splitting the victories, Nowitzki and Wade finally came full circle. Prior to the 2003 NBA draft, when the Miami Heat took him fifth overall, Wade had a stellar career at Marquette.

In 2006, under his alias “The Flash,” he guided the Heat to their maiden NBA title. In 2012 and 2013, he and LeBron James won two more rings, and he was awarded MVP of the NBA Finals.