Where Has Chris Bosh Been and Is He Coming Back?

Former NBA-All Star Chris Bosh is voicing to NBA teams that he wants to return to the NBA and wants to be signed.  He has until the March 1st deadline to be signed and it would be exciting and low risk, high reward if a team signs him.  In an interview he said, “I’ve been in the gym.  I can still play basketball. No, I’m not done yet.”  He said he is ready to return for sure and wants to play for a contending team.  Bosh, 33, hasn’t played since the 2015-16 season due to complications in his lungs.  Doctors found he had a blood clot in his lungs, but after being cleared he returned and was an All-Star that season. Bosh then got a blood clot in his calf, which has effectively ended his career since.  He is a 11-time All-Star and can make an impact for any team for sure.  If Bosh is healthy enough and doctors say he shouldn’t have any problems, I don’t see why Bosh shouldn’t return to the NBA.  It would be exciting to see him back.  

While we probably won’t see NBA All-Star Chris Bosh playing 32 minutes a game, we could see Bosh sign with a team like Toronto, Boston, or Cleveland to give them 15-20 minutes off the bench.  I feel that Bosh could make an impact big time and any team could use his scoring ability.  As we have seen through his illustrious career, he is a dominant offensive player with ability to shoot all around the floor and is a strong rebounder.  You could see Bosh return to Toronto and help the Raptors push for the title through the Eastern Conference.

Written by Nick Kazandjian