Wade's exit 'end of an era'

As the clock ticked down on his stellar NBA career this week, Dwyane Wade did what he always does - deliver something memorable.

As if scoring 30 points in Tuesday's home finale against the Philadelphia 76ers wasn't enough, the following night the Miami Heat shooting guard nailed the fifth triple-double of his career and first since 2011, racking up 25 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists against the Brooklyn Nets to close the curtain on a 16-year run that saw him win three league championships, 13 All-Star selections and a scoring title, and being named MVP of the 2006 Finals.

Wade's former teammate and two-time NBA champion Ray Allen called it the end of an era.