Dean Wade discusses move to Philadelphia 76ers amid debates on his comments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 11:51 PM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
Dean Wade, now with the Philadelphia 76ers, recently reflected on his transition from the Cleveland Cavaliers during an interview. His remarks, made on the Brace and Dunne radio show, sparked speculation among Cavaliers fans about whether they were a critique of his former team. Wade emphasized his desire to compete for a championship and mentioned how the roster changes in Philadelphia influence his role. This discourse comes after his departure allowed the Cavaliers to pursue other prospects. The context of Wade's comments remains a point of discussion as the NBA season approaches.
- •Dean Wade joins the Philadelphia 76ers after leaving the Cavaliers.
- •Wade expresses a desire to compete for a championship.
- •His comments raise questions among Cavaliers fans about his loyalty.
- •Wade's exit allowed the Cavaliers to acquire Peyton Watson.
- •The NBA season is set to begin soon.
- 11:51 PMYahoo Sports — Dean Wade's comments about his new team are far from bulletin board material for his old one
"Dean Wade is now with the Philadelphia 76ers, but comments he made seemingly rubbed people the wrong way.
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