Dwyane Wade is still handing out some L's after his Miami Heat won the Eastern Conference Finals on Sunday.

The three-time NBA champion dragged former Boston Celtics superstar Paul Pierce and called him out on Twitter after Miami took care of business and sent the C's packing after six games.

Right after the game, the Heat legend posted a video of him calling out Pierce and even asking him to swing by his place. Talk about rubbing on some salt in a freshly opened wound:

 

We weren't blessed with a Wade-Pierce Finals match-up in their time in the league so we'll have to settle with this Twitter duel for now. And, it's pretty safe to say that Dwyane Wade is winning this round.

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The Heat needed just six games to successfully boot out the Celtics in this year's Eastern Conference Finals match-up. Though Boston put up a decent fight, Miami just threw more punches with the season-ending haymaker coming on Sunday. The Celtics had a tough time matching up with the Heat's small ball line-up with 6'8″ Bam Adebayo manning the paint and Miami's zone defense was a headache for head coach Brad Stevens all-series long.

Wade has been one of the Heat's biggest supporters and has even given players like Jimmy Butler some much needed motivation.The future Hall of Famer is making sure he everyone knows who he's backing, and not even former champions like Pierce is safe from his social media savagery. It's probably safe to assume that Pierce won't be cheering for Wade's Heat come tip off on Wednesday.