(Reuters) - Following the personal path taken by his friend and former Miami Heat teammate LeBron James, 12-time NBA All-Star Dwyane Wade decided to use free agency to head back home. Wade, arguably the most popular and accomplished athlete to play in Miami with three NBA championship rings in 13 seasons there, accepted a reported two-year, $47.5 million deal that will enable him to live out a childhood dream. "I was born and raised in Chicago," Wade said on the ABC morning show "Live! With Kelly" on Thursday.
