Dwyane could not miss to start Game 2 Monday night — Miami needed some buckets and confidence, and he came out firing, going 7-of-7 to open the game with 21 first-half points.
Everything he was putting up seemed to go in.
And in that run, Wade passed Larry Bird to take over 10th on the NBA’s all-time playoff scoring list.
Just another milestone for the future Hall of Famer.