Dwyane Wade paid respect to the 17-year-old Miami Heat superfan killed in the Parkland school shooting by writing the kid's name on his shoes. Then he hit the game-winning shot.
Wade decided to honor Joaquin Oliver -- one of the 17 people killed in the attack -- when he learned Oliver was buried Sunday in Dwyane's #3 Miami Heat jersey.
Clearly, Wade felt inspired -- dropping 15 of the Heat's final 17 points -- including the game-winner -- to seal the 102-101 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Wade also honored his former agent Henry Thomas -- by inscribing his name on his other shoe.
After the game, Wade talked about why he chose to honor Thomas and Oliver.
"Appreciate you noticing that," Wade told reporters.
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"It's just giving whatever I can to people who believe in me, and especially people who were happy about me coming back here ... who embrace me the way that I only can dream of with me coming back home."
"So just paying some due respect to [Oliver] and his family tonight."
.@MiamiHEAT Dwyane Wade speaks about Joaquin Oliver whose life was lost in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas. #HEATCulture pic.twitter.com/wxdiBU9CQq