While many doubted if Dwyane Wade still had some pep in his step, the Chicago Bulls shooting guard has proven that he can still make players look silly on the court. He did exactly that during the Bulls' 118-88 blowout of the Brooklyn Nets on Monday.

Wade took an isolation play from the corner and forced Nets shooting guard Bojan Bogdanovic to overcommit, making him lean toward the center of the court as he devastatingly crossed him over in vintage fashion for an easy road to the cup.

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The team also ran a flawless fast break during the game where they never had the ball touch the court.

Wade didn't put the flashiest numbers up on the night, finishing with 12 points, four assists, and three steals — but perhaps the most important stats were that all the starters played less than 30 minutes while blowing out the Nets by a 30-point margin.