Chris Bosh

[HMcCoy]

Re: Chris Bosh

Poor Bosh.

[Graphik]

Re: Chris Bosh

I swear, ever since its been evident that Bosh is soft as cotton candy, the media pics they show during the Heat games of him look a lil suspect.

[sportyguyfl31]

Re: Chris Bosh

Chris Bosh is a real beauty.

Just what the hell did he think he was getting into? LOL

[Altimus]

Re: Chris Bosh

I swear, ever since its been evident that Bosh is soft as cotton candy, the media pics they show during the Heat games of him look a lil suspect.

You mean the Boshtrich pose?

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[Graphik]

Re: Chris Bosh

You mean the Boshtrich pose?

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LMAO, WTH was that?

I saw one pic of him with his hand on his waist like the pose most women do with their head cocked to the side. They actually showed this during the Bulls game last sunday. I thought it was photoshopped, it looked so fabulous.

[Mintsa]

Re: Chris Bosh

Chris Bosh is sadly a case of "the grass isn't always greener"

Hmm, I think I butchered that a bit but you get my point. I wonder if in some small way he regrets going to Miami? Probably not.

Yup......he should've stayed.

He has really devalued himself as player.

What would be more important to you as a player ??

A) Playing in Toronto for 15 seasons, being and all star, getting numbers and going down as one of the more dominant players at your position ?

or

B) Winning a ring/rings in Miami but being a role player at best ????


PS: Please dont mention Pau Gasol...he left Memphis to join the Lakers but became an even better player and a became a "Key" part to his teams success.

What would you guys chose A or B ? (assuming B wouldn't be a Pau Gasol situation)

I would chose A myself.

[NINJAK2]

Re: Chris Bosh

Two thoughts.

First, Bosh has commonly been mistaken from an All-Star to a superstar.

Second, I think he's kind of fallen victim to the fact LeBron and Wade don't mix well together in a half-court set. I have been surprised, though. I thought Bosh would have been a perfect fit with LeBron in Cleveland. Now, I guess that wouldn't have been the case. Or would it?

It could have worked in CLE. Bosh would be a certified #2 in CLE with LJ meaning he would get a fair amount of touches. CLE should have pulled the trigger on Hickson for Amare deal anyway last year.

Reggie Miller needs to open up a school that teaches people how to play effectively off the ball and LJ and Wade should be the 1st two in line sleeping overnight outside the school like Star Wars Stans do at a movie release. I despise the Heat's half court game

[LingeringRegime]

Re: Chris Bosh

LMAO, WTH was that?

I saw one pic of him with his hand on his waist like the pose most women do with their head cocked to the side. They actually showed this during the Bulls game last sunday. I thought it was photoshopped, it looked so fabulous.

From the NBA gif thread.......

[rangerrick012]

Re: Chris Bosh

Yup......he should've stayed.

He has really devalued himself as player.

What would be more important to you as a player ??

A) Playing in Toronto for 15 seasons, being and all star, getting numbers and going down as one of the more dominant players at your position ?

or

B) Winning a ring/rings in Miami but being a role player at best ????

PS: Please dont mention Pau Gasol...he left Memphis to join the Lakers but became an even better player and a became a "Key" part to his teams success.

What would you guys chose A or B ? (assuming B wouldn't be a Pau Gasol situation)

I would chose A myself.

I would choose C - going to a place like New York or Chicago, where you'd still be a main guy, and have a better chance to win than you ever would in Toronto.

[SPTO]

Re: Chris Bosh

Toronto Star columnist and Raptors beat reporter Doug Smith was on the radio this afternoon. This guy has no axe to grind so I take his words at face value. He believes that being the third wheel has completely ruined Bosh's game and that the Heat aren't even using him properly. He then said (the numbers may not be 100% but they're in the same ballpark) that this year Bosh has taken more jump shots this year than he did in Toronto last year. This year Bosh has only went in the paint 31% whereas last year he was in that area 60% of the time.

He made a comment that I think may very well be true that Bosh was naive enough to think that he really belonged in Wade and Lebron's class and that he'd get to make as much of an impact on the Heat rather than how things are going for him as the 3rd option. Mr. Smith's opinion is that Bosh could very well be traded in the offseason for a couple pieces that the Heat desperately need.

[WDOgF0reL1fe]

Re: Chris Bosh

You mean the Boshtrich pose?

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DUDE whattttttttttttttttt
hahahahahahahhahah

[wwharton]

Re: Chris Bosh

Toronto Star columnist and Raptors beat reporter Doug Smith was on the radio this afternoon. This guy has no axe to grind so I take his words at face value. He believes that being the third wheel has completely ruined Bosh's game and that the Heat aren't even using him properly. He then said (the numbers may not be 100% but they're in the same ballpark) that this year Bosh has taken more jump shots this year than he did in Toronto last year. This year Bosh has only went in the paint 31% whereas last year he was in that area 60% of the time.

He made a comment that I think may very well be true that Bosh was naive enough to think that he really belonged in Wade and Lebron's class and that he'd get to make as much of an impact on the Heat rather than how things are going for him as the 3rd option. Mr. Smith's opinion is that Bosh could very well be traded in the offseason for a couple pieces that the Heat desperately need.

The problem is, in their class or not (he's not but even if he was), they're wing players and he's a post player. He can't be successful unless someone gives him the ball while they both spend a lot of time with the ball in their hands. A big deal is being made about his recent comments but I think they're the best things he's said so far this year. He belongs in the post and would like to be used there more... plays run for him there, etc. It'll be interesting to see if things change since he spoke up (in terms of play calling, Wade/James trying to get him the ball more, and him actually looking more like the player we saw in Toronto).

[Scott812313]

Re: Chris Bosh

Toronto Star columnist and Raptors beat reporter Doug Smith was on the radio this afternoon. This guy has no axe to grind so I take his words at face value. He believes that being the third wheel has completely ruined Bosh's game and that the Heat aren't even using him properly. He then said (the numbers may not be 100% but they're in the same ballpark) that this year Bosh has taken more jump shots this year than he did in Toronto last year. This year Bosh has only went in the paint 31% whereas last year he was in that area 60% of the time.

He made a comment that I think may very well be true that Bosh was naive enough to think that he really belonged in Wade and Lebron's class and that he'd get to make as much of an impact on the Heat rather than how things are going for him as the 3rd option. Mr. Smith's opinion is that Bosh could very well be traded in the offseason for a couple pieces that the Heat desperately need.

I can't see many teams willing to take on his contract, especially with a new CBA coming with a probable lower cap...

[capp34]

Re: Chris Bosh

I just wanted to give Bosh some props because he has been playing well lately and seems to have learned how to play off of Bron and Wade.

[The 24th Letter]

Re: Chris Bosh

Hes looking more and more like USA Basketball Bosh....I have to gjve him his credit..