NBA All Star Dwyane Wade, From Hall Of Fame To 'Hall Of Flame,' Launches New Cannabis Product

Dwyane Wade has partnered with California's prominent lifestyle brand, Jeeter, to launch a limited-edition cannabis box called "Wade Hall of Flame." The box is a celebration of Wade's induction on Saturday into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

The new produce features a variety of items related to Wade's basketball career and his post-basketball ventures.

“I am excited to team up with Jeeter to personalize my own Hall of Fame collection,” Wade said, per Black Enterprise. “Hall of Flame celebrates this milestone and is a salute to who I was as a basketball player, who I am today, and who I will become.”

Outstanding Basketball Career To Cannabis Entrepreneur

Wade, a 13-time All-Star, became a Miami Heat legend, winning all three of his NBA championships with the team. He was also named MVP in the 2006 NBA Finals.

The Hall of Flame box includes 1.3 grams of indoor-grown flower and three Jeeter baby cannons, each containing an exclusive strain personally chosen by the former Miami Heat point guard himself. The strains are named after Wade's three NBA championship titles: Wade Rozay, Red Punch and Flasheberry.

The Hall of Flame box is a limited-edition release and will be available for purchase on August 19th for $250.

Former Pro Players Embracing Weed And NBA Slowly Coming Around 

As of last spring, NBA players are no longer being subjected to cannabis testing or penalties for consuming.

Meanwhile, numerous NBA players, including Hall of Famers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Allen Iverson, Kevin Durant, Al Harrington, Isiah Thomas and many others have been open about their weed use and have been advocating for cannabis legalization for years.

NBA Players At Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference

Harrington along with Calvin "Megatron" Johnson, Ben Wallace, Ricky Williams and Rob Sims attended the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Chicago in fall 2022. 

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