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Dwyane Wade has purchased ownership stake in the Utah Jazz Share this story Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Three-time NBA champion @DwyaneWade has purchased an ownership stake in the Utah Jazz, joining majority owner and governor @RyanQualtrics with plans to take an active role in the franchise and region. Story on ESPN: https://t.co/ZxtZe8uLey— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) April 16, 2021 From Woj’s article it looks like Wade is really excited to be a part of an NBA ownership group. “This goes way beyond the dream I had to just play basketball in the NBA,” Wade told ESPN. “I�...

"No," Wade said, laughing. He'll now have a few more chances to make some memorable moments. The three-time NBA champion has purchased an ownership stake in the Utah Jazz, the team announced Friday. Wade will join Ryan Smith, who purchased the team from the Miller family last fall, and other minority owners. "Dwyane is not only a basketball legend, he is also a great leader, businessman, and human being," Smith said in a statement. "As we continue to build on the incredible legacy of the Utah Jazz franchise, we are excited to add Dwyane's experience and expertise to the equation. Utah is an a...

Dwayne Wade Buys Ownership Stake in Utah Jazz: The three-time NBA champion retired in 2019.

NBA legend Dwyane Wade has joined the Utah Jazz ownership group, merging his basketball experience and business acumen into the realization of a dream he has had since his playing days. “As a businessman, entrepreneur, and investor, I bring a lot to this partnership outside of my basketball experience,” Wade said. “I’m excited to help take the Utah Jazz to the next level.” Wade, 39, joins the NBA’s youngest ownership group, partnering with technology entrepreneur and Qualtrics founder Ryan Smith and his wife Ashley, who acquired a majority interest in the Utah Jazz in late 2020. T...

Mick LaSalle April 12, 2021Updated: April 12, 2021, 7:13 am Liam Neeson stars as ‘Jim’ and Jacob Perez as ‘Miguel,’ in director Robert Lorenz’s ‘THE MARKSMAN.’ (Ryan Sweeney/Open Road Films/Briarcliff Entertainment/TNS) Photo: Ryan Sweeney, Open Road Films There have been action stars for years, but they used to have a shelf life. The cut-off was different for each star, but it was usually around 50 years old. Beyond that, it just looked weird, like Dad on a rampage. It wasn’t until 2008, with “Taken,” that the cultural and cinematic possibilities of dad on a ...