The Miami Heat can safely waive Chris Bosh at any time now, as his salary will be excluded from their cap number now that there’s no way he could play 25 or more regular season games for anothe
Chris Bosh will be visible to NBA fans over the next month, but it won’t be for playing in games.
TNT announced on Thursday that Bosh will serve as an analyst for them:
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Chris Bosh has not ruled out continuing his professional basketball career despite his blood clotting condition, and the thought of playing with two of his former teammates could inspire him to liste
Chris Bosh may never play in the NBA again due to his recurring blood clotting condition, but at least one NBA team is interested in hiring him if and when he does hit the free agent market.
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Is Chris Bosh as committed to an NBA return as he once was?
Speaking at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas, Bosh said that he has been taking time to himself, following his passions, and figuring out w
Chris Bosh still wants to return to the NBA, but it sounds like it won’t be this year.
According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, Bosh, who still wants to make a comeback, is more likely t
The Miami Heat are likely going to release Chris Bosh at some point in the coming months, and Bosh has said he is not retiring over the blood clot issues he has dealt with the past two years. That me
With Chris Bosh’s standoff with the Miami Heat showing no sign of being resolved, the NBPA is reportedly watching things closely.
According to Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel, t
The situation between Chris Bosh and the Miami Heat continues to be a messy one.
The Heat signed Bosh to a four-year, $88 million max deal in 2014. After he signed, Bosh ended up having blood clots t
When the world found out that Heat forward Chris Bosh had failed his physical and would not play for Miami again, Chris Bosh found out right along with them.
In his latest video for Uninterrupted, Bo
