Wade: Salute to Carlisle. He has fully mobilized role players in 11 years, while the Heat only rely on the Big Three

Recently, Wade talked about the 2011 finals on his channel.

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Speaking of role players, he said: "That Dallas Mavericks is really strong, a team that has been tempered. Not only that year, but also in the past few years. And our Heat had just formed the Big Three at that time. I know it's controversial to say that, but I don't think we did one thing well. I mean the whole team didn't fully play the role of the role players. We have some players who could help, but we didn't use the point, and even know how to use it. We only know how to rely on the Big Three, and think they can lead us to the championship, but we didn't do it. In fact, we had many good players at that time, such as Mike Bibby and Eddie House. There were people in the team who could shoot key balls and make contributions, but we didn't have the potential to activate the substitute like the Mavericks."

"They have a card Dinal came out of the bench to commit offensive fouls, and he could change the direction of the game. I remember it was very clear, because once I rushed to the basket and was about to take off, Cardinal came over and caused me an offensive foul, and I also strained my hip flexor. In that series, my hip flexor was a little affected, but I knew that it was not a dirty move, but a smart way of playing for the veteran. Instead of not being able to stop me at the basket, it would be better to make an offensive foul. They had such players who could stand up and do these things, and we didn't fully play the role player in this regard. This is largely the responsibility of the Big Three, and the responsibility of the coaching staff, and it has nothing to do with the role players. But we were just not ready at the time, and they were ready. Also, don't forget that their coach is Rick Carlisle, and we must pay tribute to him, really, really. "