From NBA Star ➞ Sudden Retirement: The Chris Bosh Story

Chris Bosh was an 11x all-star and one of the most versatile big men we've ever seen. In the middle of his prime, he joined the Miami Heat big 3 and sacrified his individual stats with the goal of winning championships. In this video, I talk about his entire career and what caused his downfall. Enjoy!

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[dacooooo]

I got to meet Bosh in Mumbai back in 2014. I clicked a photo with him and told him

"Everyone remembers LeBron and Allen's 3 but your offensive rebound and then a block on Danny Greene was crucial too"
He said "Thanks a lot man. Really appreciate it"
...

Then security pushed me to side as other guy came to take a picture. Whay A day. CB is really chilled out nice guy.

[yebeast]

Everyone calls Ray Allens clutch for making that 3 in the finals, but no one gives credit for Bosh grabbing that rebound. 😔😔😔

[helpme]

His face in the interview is so sad. Also he’s so underrated

[marcelomadrid]

That interview bit was hard to watch omg

[ninjya_bakon]

I felt really bad watching that interview. Give the man some credit

[nbabackcourtmedia]

Such an underrated player, 100% HOFer, it's so sad his career ended this way

[Dog-oxcz]

Lets all pray for Chris Bosh and for his blood clots to heal our prayers are with you mr.bosh

[Ali-olpk]

So sad when nobody had questions for him. If he hadn’t caught that rebound- no 2nd championship

[xavierhazen]

The disrespect Bosh gets is unwarranted and unreasonable it breaks my heart watching no one ask him questions

[alvin]

That post game interview clip is painful to

[odoacredacalcutta]

honestly the answer bosh gave to pippen statements was superclassy, noble, and true. just tells how good of a man he was other than a player. always had a lot of respect for him. had no idea he had to retire for the blood clot. makes me feel sad

[faisalbhabha]

One of the most unfairly treated NBA players of all-time. He'll get what he deserves at the HOF induction ceremony.

[Eon]

Poor Bosh. Dude did everything right, always got blamed and never complained.

[shg]

He was my favorite player back in '08. I always had a fascination of bigman that can shoot beyond the paint and also in the post as a kid. My appreciation of him grew when I noticed that he's also a good 3 point shooter and defender when he went to Miami. His block by Danny Green initially broke me because I hated the Heat at that time until I realized that CB was the one who blocked it.
A lot of 3rd option guys especially Bosh made me appreciate and love basketball because you may not be a superstar but you can still contribute to a team.
Most bandwagon Heat fans may not appreciate Chris Bosh but as a day oner back when he was in Toronto, he may not be KG of Timmy D but he was and forever will be my favorite player.

[ralphee]

Definitely changed my view of this guy. He was a talented baller who was overshadowed by memes and stars. He’s what a lot teams want in a stretch-four. Real fans know he was a threat in TOR.

[BrandonThaNerd]

The interview part made me sad. He gave and sacrificed so much for the game to be overlooked. But that’s ok, real fans know how valuable and underrated a player he is💪

[neddoo]

watching that interview really hurt. you saw the pain on his face, you felt the absolute silence. it hurt.

[o_AP]

I feel bad for Bosh, he couldn’t get anywhere in Toronto, took all the blame and none of the glory in Miami, and had his career ended by blood clots

[jeremythelakerfan]

Bosh could still start and be VERY productive in today’s NBA

[VonDa_YungG]

Bro after that press conference, i felt so bad for Chris Bosh. He is a really good player and thats messed up that he got treated like that.