Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade is playing out his final season in the NBA. Throughout his 16 years in the league, not only was he able to win titles, make achieve individual accomplishments, and become one of the greatest shooting guards of all-time.

He was also able to build great friendships with his fellow NBA players, and that's one of the things that he'll miss the most once he's retired, according to his interview with Justin Tinsley of TheUndefeated.com.

“You have your best friends. You love those days, when it’s a Sunday or whatever, and you laugh, you joke. You all talk about stuff that doesn’t even … It’s nonsense. That’s what I’ll miss. The locker room conversations, the bus rides, the plane rides, the traveling with the Olympic team, traveling to China with Carmelo [Anthony] and [Chris Paul], and just sitting on the back of the bus with Bron. I’ll miss that camaraderie, that brotherhood that you can’t get back.”

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Wade, LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Chris Paul are part of what fans call The Banana Boat Crew. They have shared great moments both on and off the court, and D-Wade was able to be teammates with all of them, either with the Heat, during All-Star games, and even in the Olympics.

The 37-year-old guard will definitely be missed, and for sure, Wade will miss playing basketball too, especially since he met most of his closest friends while playing the game he fell in love with since he was a kid.