Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said Tuesday that (Dwyane) Wade wasn’t expected to play in both games in China amid the team’s cautious approach with his rehabilitation, but was encouraged by the way the 10-year veteran responded.
“I feel ahead of schedule,” Wade said. “If I continue to keep progressing, I’m going to try to play as much as possible but try to be smart as well.”
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by Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Sports OAKLAND – Video game manufacturer Electronic Arts went to great lengths to make sure the avatars in its college football and college basketball games resembled actual student-athlet
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