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Max Kellerman Puts Wade Over Harden, Says Kobe’s Edge on Wade Is ‘Two Inches’

The podcast exchange revived the playoff-versus-awards divide that shapes all-time shooting guard rankings.

Overview

  • Max Kellerman and Rich Paul weighed in on the Game Over podcast Thursday, reigniting a fresh round of Wade–Harden and Wade–Bryant comparisons.
  • Kellerman argued Dwyane Wade should rank over James Harden because playoff games carry more weight and Wade performs better when the stakes are highest.
  • Rich Paul backed the championships-first view and said Wade’s résumé places him as the No. 3 shooting guard of all time.
  • Kellerman said Kobe Bryant’s perceived edge over Wade comes down to a two-inch height difference and cited Wade’s 2006 Finals as the gold standard between the Jordan and LeBron eras.
  • Coverage from outlets like Heavy and ClutchPoints, along with NBA Courtside posts, amplified the comments, and there have been no new studies or direct responses from the players mentioned.