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 LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) - A couple hundred people were crowded around Dwyane Wade on Monday, watching the standout Miami Heat guard take a ceremonial 16-footer to officially open a refurbished basketball court at a city park.
It'll be a while before Heat fans see him attempt another shot.
Although Wade said his rehabilitation from knee and shoulder operations is going well, the 2006 NBA finals MVP may not be ready to play when Miami opens training camp in early October — casting some doubt whether the Heat's top scorer will be on the floor when the regular season begins.
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