Dwyane Wade, serving as a color analyst for NBC on Olympic basketball games, has a broadcasting style of his own. He stays within himself. He does not try to imitate anyone else.
Wade was hired by NBC to serve as color analyst for basketball telecasts during the Olympics. He has found his own voice. Wade does not pretend to be anyone else but himself,
Wade, working with seasoned veteran Noah Eagle on play-by-play, could be giving viewers a preview of what to expect when NBC starts broadcasting NBA games again after next season., Wade would be a "perfect analyst for the network as it re-enters the NBA universe," Freeman also credited Eagle for allowing Wade to find his broadcasting stroke,
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