Watch: ESPN’s Dwayne Wade interview with “The Ringer” writer Dez Wells

Dez’s interview with ESPN’s Ringer writer DeZ Wells is a fascinating look into the man behind the man.

It’s not a perfect conversation about Wade, but it does offer a window into the writer’s personality.

Dez spoke with ESPN about the highs and lows of his NBA career, his career trajectory, the importance of working within the system, and the impact of his work on the game.

DeZ spoke with SportsCenter about his role on “The Play” and his desire to help bring a new dimension to ESPN’s basketball coverage.

Dez Wells’ NBA Career Dez was a member of the NBA for a few years and played for the Los Angeles Clippers and Dallas Mavericks.

DeWitt’s career was derailed by a season-ending Achilles injury, but he returned to the NBA in 2012 and has since been a contributor to the league’s most valuable team.

DeSoto’s “Ringer” story DeSophia DeSofo is an assistant coach at North Carolina State and played a few seasons for the Tar Heels.

She’s a former college teammate of Wade and has written for ESPN for years.

She joined the show as a guest last year and talked about her career, her journey as a writer, her favorite sports moments and why she loves being on ESPN.

The Ringer: DeSobiades career The Rater: De Sofo’s favorite sports moment in college DeSobie DeSocie, a former assistant at North Dakota State, joined DeZ’s podcast last year.

She shared a story about getting to meet Wade during his rookie season, how she went from “no job” to a full-time assistant, and why that was the beginning of her career.

De Soto’s favorite athlete in college and a teammate of her father’s De Socie says she grew up watching her father, DeAndre, play basketball at North Dakotas high school.

Her favorite athlete is a member from North Dakota, Deandre Wade, and she says she was inspired by his game.

The most difficult part of the interview was the “Ripper” interview.

The interview had the usual Ringer-esque tagline, “It’s Dez.”

But when De Sophia was asked how she thought Wade would react if she called him a liar, she was hesitant to do so.

“He’s going to call me a liar and I don’t want to hear that,” she said.

Deos interview with the Ringer’s DeSoccia De Soccia was a writer for the “The College Football” blog and she covered Wade for ESPN’s College Football Insider.

She says that Wade has been a big part of her life.

“It has been very therapeutic,” DeSos story reads.

She has been able to share a bit of her family life, including a trip to a funeral, which is what inspired her to write the “Play.”

DeSo says she has been in touch with Wade over the years, but the two have never talked about anything on-camera.

The relationship between Wade and DeSoscia hasn’t always been smooth.

De Dios first got into the Wade-DeSoccio relationship when she wrote a story for ESPN about how Wade was a big proponent of “The Mockingbird” and how she didn’t think he was an expert on the subject.

She wrote an article about her experience on Wade’s site, which she shared on Twitter and in a blog post for ESPN.

She was told that she didn´t have the credentials to write about Wade’s opinions, but De Soscia had a story to share about how she had “gone toe-to-toe” with Wade.

Wade didn’t respond to her emails about how the story had been edited, but a tweet from De Socolia says she had a response to Wade’s response.

“A friend of mine told me to write a piece about you about how you got to where you are today.

That was my first instinct when I wrote this.

It was a huge honor for me to get to meet you.”

De Sos story with the “D-Ringer.”

The Rundown: De Dio interview DeSodia says that her relationship with Wade has never been smooth but she has learned a lot from him.

She told the Rater that she has “never felt more comfortable with anyone.”

De Scoio says she didn�t know she was in a relationship until Wade called her after her article.

“I was really shocked.

I said, ‘Oh my God, what do you mean, I just said, I am dating a man?’

She said that Wade and her brother, Aaron, were “kind of like father figures” to her. “

DeSOsi said.

She said that Wade and her brother, Aaron, were “kind of like father figures” to her.

De Scoios relationship with the basketball player has been rocky, though. De