ESPN报道，韦德在第六场输球后发言表示，热大腿输球的原因不是他的膝盖也不是巴士的脚腕原因，是他和巴士被队里某些人轻视甚至遗忘了。

韦德认为队里有人搞独裁，并指出独裁是文化低坐井观天的表现，是自欺欺人的自高自大行为，是反民主反自由反社会的丑恶行径。 历史已经充分证明了独裁只能让社会倒退让人民受苦。 伊拉克如果没有萨达姆的长期独裁统治，他们的人民生活即使赶不上世界列强也会赶上亚洲的龙。 北朝鲜如果没有金氏家族的独裁统治，卫星早已上天，中子弹早就爆炸。 没有卡斯特罗的独裁统治，古巴早就成为A STATE OF THE UNITED STATES，人民享受大房子大花园和政府的大救济。

韦德进一步强调， 热队要想赢球，必须打倒独裁，给巴士和他以充分的表现机会。

被韦德指为独裁的LBJ反驳说，嗨，全世界的人有目共睹，那两家伙已经不行了，他们虽然还努力，但已经是昔日黄花今日的老梁。 他们站在外围投球球不进，冲击篮下被盖死。 我每次把球交给他们就感觉自己又TURNOVER一次，十分影响情绪。 纠结，我也很纠结。 不是我想搞独裁，是历史把我推上浪尖风口，我不得不担负起历史赋予我的责任和使命。 靠，老家伙们不行就不行了，还唧唧歪歪。 好吧，看看下面是否有多余的羹分给他们。

巴士也表示很失望: 我曾经也是龙一条，现在只是一支小小鸟。。。

下面是ESPN的原始报道。

http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2013/story/_/id/9333733/2013-nba-playoffs-dwyane-wade-says-chris-bosh-need-bigger-role

INDIANAPOLIS -- Dwyane Wade thinks he knows what is causing his Miami Heat team to become a shell of itself against the Indiana Pacers. And it is not his bad knee or Chris Bosh's sore ankle.

After the Pacers' 91-77 Game 6 victory Saturday night, Wade said he feels he and Bosh are having their touches and shots cut and it's hurting the team.

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"We've got to do a good job of making sure me and Chris have our opportunities to succeed throughout the game," Wade said. "That's something we're going to have to look at as a team."

Here is what Wade is talking about: He averaged 15 shots and 16.8 points over the first four games of the Eastern Conference finals. He has gotten a total of 19 shots and scored a total of 20 points in the past two games. Wade was 3 of 11 for 10 points in Game 6.

Bosh averaged 16.3 points on 11 shots in the series' first three games. In the three games since, he's averaging just 6.3 points on seven shots a game. Bosh was 1-of-8 shooting for just five points in Saturday's loss. It's the first time since Bosh's rookie season in 2004 he's had three consecutive games where he's failed to score 10 points.

Meanwhile, LeBron James' shots are up and his efficiency is down. In the first four games of the series, James averaged 19.8 shots and 28 points. In the past two games, James has averaged 24 shots and 29.5 points.

Wade implied James is trying to do too much.

“Wade We've got to do a good job of making sure me and Chris have our opportunities to succeed throughout the game.”

"We've got guys individually who want to play better," Wade said. "But we've got to try to help each other out in this locker room and not leave it up to the individual to self-will it."

Following the game, James tried to explain this shift in strategy.

"I mean, we can state the obvious; they're both struggling," James said of Wade and Bosh. "When you're struggling, the best thing to get is a layup or a dunk. [Wade] missed a couple of them ... Chris is struggling with his shot and him hurting his ankle didn't help."

James said he will look at film before Game 7 on Monday to see where he might be able to help Wade and Bosh.

Wade has been passively referring to his dwindling role in the Heat's offense for some time. Prior to Game 6, Wade blamed his struggles earlier in the series on not being a bigger part of the offense.

"I get a little more rhythm defensively, I get to defend every play," Wade said. "Offensively, I don't get the ball every play. So it comes a little different. You know, the rhythm is a little different."

Fighting a right knee bone bruise, Wade is shooting 44 percent from the field and 67 percent from the foul line against the Pacers. Both are significant drops from the regular season. He's averaging a career-low 13.6 points in the playoffs.

"I'm really disappointed in myself," Bosh said. "It's not been going my way this whole series. I want to play better. I will play better. I have to play better in Game 7. It's as simple as that."