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According to an NBA spokesperson--"A player can wear a Band-Aid for healthcare purposes, but it shouldn't have any name or identifications on it."
Two years ago, the NBA banned full-length tights under uniforms, which players had used as a fashion statement rather than for their intended medical use. The same now can be said for Wade's rather unique facial accessory.
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