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.
Absolutely. I feel like Bosh never got any recognition and that's why people under rate him. When he finally got the chance to lead a big market team, he had the blood clots. Have to feel for him.
He was more focal point to the heat than wade in the last two seasons. But he has no flashiness like wade lebron . That’s why he has been under appreciated.
Facts bro Like Bosh is under appreciated and Im tired of LeBron always taking the credit of for wins and rings when he wouldn't have got anything if it wasn't for Bosh and wade and when he went to the Cavs he wouldn't got shit without Kyrie plus Kyrie basically took care of the team but LeBron always trying to steal everybodies clout that's the reason why Kyrie left and after Kyrie left instead of trying to help his players and shit and make them better he quits and top it all off he wouldn't have made it that far in the playoffs without love and his decent ass squad but LeBron always trying to take the credit
@Erik Lerström yeah boy leave him and his beliefs alone what the hell you know why he wanted his own team cuz he wanted LeBron to stop stealing his clout bro Everyone praises LeBron for something he's really not he's a great player but he always give up on his team instead of making his players play better and be loves the attention always taking it
Isaac Jobent I think you're right to an extent. I think Kyrie was upset that he didn't get more credit for sinking that 3 in Curry's face in 2016 and was tired of Lebron always being the big story in Cleveland. Lebron did come back to Cleveland after Miami, though. He delivered on his promise to get them a championship, with help of course. I don't think Lebron is a quitter for leaving Cleveland the first time because it was clear they weren't winning anything with the roster they had and the lack of top draft picks.
Oh damn, that was hard to watch. People throw the word 'cringe' around alot, but I remember watching that live and I just felt embarrassed for guy and I don't even know him.
The only reason they were able to get past the Celtics for their first championship is Bosh rushes back early from injury and hit some clutch late game shots/3s in game 7 from what I can recall.
That was brutal. You have dudes like Westbrook who LOATHE the media and hate postgame interviews. Bosh looks like he was begging for questions as if he was like for the love of God regard me and ask me something.
He was a very good player i remember the days of Miami Heats he use to bring alot of excitement in the game and make Miami Heats win championship but in life good people don't last long
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
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.
@@ChairmanMo We did, Colangelo's effort amounted to throwing shit on the wall and hoping they stick. If he had patience and willing to build a team gradually than go for quick fixes, we might have had something.
Seeing that really hits you in the heart and makes you appreciate just how much him and players like him give up (in terms of pride, status, legacy, etc.). He's going to the HoF, but it's interesting to think what his numbers would have looked like if he hadn't accepted being the third man of a Big 3, and if he'd had more luck with his health. Definitely got a TON of respect for the man.
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.
not really unfairly treated. Hes treated pretty well. Just slightly forgotten when his class is brought up because of the bigger names of his peers. But amongst the NBA, bosh is highly respected.
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💪
o7 heat fans appreciate bosh a lot It’s just casual nba fans who don’t give him the credit he deserves And real heat fan knows we don’t win without him
If he never got the clots he’d be the number 1 center in the NBA for a long time, just like Duncan was in his era, Bosh is the prefect modern center/PF
@@pickandhoop I think Bosh is underrated but that’s just not true. He would’ve been a good big man for sure but not better then the likes of Boogie, KAT, Porzingis, etc
Chris Bosh was such a great a player and a huge reason the heat were really good it's sad to see that his career was cut short off of something he couldn't control
awww po' chris bosh. he's only a multi millionaire who's made all star appearances and has 2 rings under his belt. such a hard-knock life for chris bosh...
@@MachineGunMouth It's not just about the money and accolades. No matter how rich or poor someone is people generally still like to receive praise for something they put their heart and soul into. To be an 11 time all-star and still be shit on still has to be heartbreaking, no matter if he's in the top 1% in regard to household income and won titles. There's a reason so many athletes are coming out about their depression etc. The money and talent isn't enough to satisfy all.
@@sirkevstah289 lmao just about to say this to him. Bosh loved and still loves basketball. that post game interview probably hurt his heart real bad, but his love for basketbal kept him going. Real man.
I was pretty tough on Bosh during the big 3 times but I've come to appreciate him. I knew how good Bosh was in Toronto and he didn't get to explode like that in Miami. Bosh was one of the big reason heats won their 2 rings. Defense doesn't get appreciated enough.
@@tycoleman9226 nah because we saw the impact of dirk and kg early with the picks of darko and bosh thereafter. Bosh is a standout who followed the blueprint that was laid out by dirk and kg. I would say somone like Christian laettner, bill laimbeer, or detlef schremp were before their time. Kg and dirk were the earliest successes of the stretch 4/5 of evolution. Bosh was the earliest offspring of that evolution.
I became a Raptors fan during the Chris Bosh era. He was and still is my favorite Raptors player of all time. He was a beast in Toronto and carried us during his career in Toronto. It sucks that his career ended this way, he would have been the perfect big man in today’s NBA.
I've always wanted to see where the raptors can go with bosh and carter back then, but then carter went to NJ Nets. it was sad but i got to see bosh play like a young garnett
Much respect for this man, one of the most under rated players of all time, top 10 PF all time, efficient on both ends of the court, was able to spread the floor, and he put up great numbers every season. He joined Miami and still averaged all star statistics. Sure he went down to a littlenjnder 20 ppg but what do you expect when you're teamed with Lebon and Wade. Also a very humble guy. Much respect.
Yikes that press conference was awkward. Honestly though, Bosh averaging like 17 points and 7 rebounds playing with Wade and Lebron is impressive. Especially considering his usage rate being in the mid-low 20s compared to Wade and Lebron sitting in the 30s. Can't fault a guy for not putting up huge numbers when he's not given the chance to.
Erik Lerström I like that way of thinking. There was an expectation that he'd be the 20+ points, 10 rebound guy he was in Toronto. His role was never supposed to be that. He was an extremely important defensive piece, as the video mentions, but that's probably the least glamorous role in the NBA. Doesn't mean he's any less of a player.
Erik Lerström he was and is 100x better than draymond foh lmao Draymond couldn’t lead his own team to shit as the best player on squad Nor could he be an all star without other all stars around him Ur young af
@@cosmicwarrior1857 youre right and wrong here. But its almost unfair to compare draymond to bosh lol theyre different players althogether with different playstyles. Draymond didnt have the offensive game that bosh had while bosh wasnt as good a defender as draymond . In the end tho, theyre both quite similar in that theyre both underrated, underappreciated and impactful to their teams
He is very respectable: hardworking, giving everything to his team, consistent, focused, no complain (at least not that I heard of) -- I haven't followed the game for a while and didn't know he already retired because he has always been the silent giver. In a team sport, it is often this type of player that forms a crucial part of the winning team.
He is by far one of the most underrated players in the NBA and that fact that he got almost no questions really made me feel bad for him because he is one of my favorite players and I think he deserves more praise then he gets.
Yeah that was the healthiest wade had been in the playoffs in a while too. I think they definitely would have reached the conference finals given how well they did without him.
i have so much more respect for him after watching this, in retrospective, i start watching him when he was on raptors and he is the reason why i love playing the raptors in nba live
Yeah, good point on bosh being better than wade 2012 than 2014. Honestly that’s the only time in wade’s career when he was slightly overrated (imo), and of course bosh was criminally underrated.
Wade was never overrated. They keep on mentioning that game 6 but we all know dwade played great in game 4 which tied the series and avoided the 3-1 series for the spurs.
watching this video made me realize how bad we used to treat bosh. we gave him no credit, called him a freaking dinosaur, left him out by saying the heat only had a big 2. but in reality all he ever wanted was to win. he sacrificed his stats and possible achievements just so he can win a championship. and when he retired due to blood cloths we nba fans really didn't care that much.
Great video Andy Chris Bosh is a first ballot HOF for sure and in him prime he was extremely underrated bc he played on a bad team. Andy you forgot to mention that with the Heat he developed a solid above average three point shot which benefit him and the team
I’ve always really liked Chris Bosh. He was really the Mr. Fundamental of the heat to me. He just loved the game, he always loved to play it and he still does to this day. It’s sad that he’s gone.
one of the most underrated and underappreciated players of that generation. he was picked 4th in the 2003 class for a reason, and he actually lived up to expectations from day 1 until the last day
I'm a Blazer fan. I would absolutely LOVE to have Bosh hired to coach up our Bigs. Could you imagine what Zach Collins would be like under his mentorship?
I was the fan of Bosh. He was one of the most dedicated player I've ever seen. His skills, his agility and his strength were the reason Miami Heat dominate along with Lebron and Wade.
I think it wouldn't be the sudden downfall of Chris Bosh , but the saving of the life of Chris Bosh. This could have become a horror story without intervention.
It's sad the way he went out, but it's pretty Damn Awesome the way he left his mark in the NBA Elite, He's a Champion & HOF 4sure!!! Enjoy your retirement CB best wishes on all your future endeavors big man.
There are two thing that made him so underated 1. He play with another all star, Wade and Lebron 2. He play in time that another PF like Dirk, Timmy, and Garnett exist
The clots were heartbreaking. I enjoyed watching him win and was miffed at the flack he was getting in Miami. BC destroyed the Raptors, as 76er fans can attest to.
i didn't know he had a rough time like no one asking him questions, getting blamed, sacrificing his real playing style, he is a legend hope the best for him
I always pick Bosh in 2K MyLEAGUE, this big dude can shoot 3 and get rebound at the same time, and he can play both PF and C on the court. Obviously, he can fit in any system, what a valuable player. I'm so glad his jersey can be retired in Miami, and I really hope he will be a future HOF.
To be a 3rd option on the team beside two superstars, not to mention the fact that people made fun of him, and he still had such an incredible impact on his team - tells something about how amazing Chris was.
When u think of it the Heat starting lineup could’ve been: PG: Goran Dragic SG: Dwayne Wade SF: Josh Richardson PF: Chris Bosh (if he didn’t have blood clots) C: Hassan Whiteside And this team is pretty underrated and then u think of their bench
Chris Bosh is one of my fav players ever, great defensive player with a versatile offensive package and super high IQ. Couple of weeks ago he was in the Bill Simmons podcast, google it and listen it, it was awesome. Very smart guy and well spoken.
Damn back in the days (before the golden state warriors became the most feared team in the nba) the miami heat were one of the greatest team in the 2011-2014 season. I used to watch the heat because of the big 3 and it’s sad to see his career fall off in the nba.
I'm an extreme Heat fan & every road game I go to I bring Chris Bosh's #1 jersey with me. It brought me luck & infinite passion for my organization. Thank you so much CB1.
That interview, i felt really sad :( much respect for you, chris bosh! I always loved your game in miami eventhough that team always destroy my fave team, chicago.
I also got to meet CB in Shanghai in 2014. He was the there for a preseason match against clippers. He was the player who greeted me with ‘hello, how you doing brother?’ And started a small chat Before taking a nice picture. Not like CP3 who just brushed me and others off not even acknowledging us 🤬 I can agree with rondo and Perkins saying ‘see how paul treats people’.... since that day, I’ve became a biggest CB4 fan.
Wow i genuinly didnt know that he had this blood clot injury. I was wondering why he was not playing. Thats a very sad fact and i feel sorry for the dinosaur
Now you see, I have a lot of respect for Chris Bosh by the way he handled himself in the big three era being the third wheel. He didn't let it get to him because he knew who he was and believed in himself. He proved you don't need validation from people to be happy and to have a happy life as long as you know who you are
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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"
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Then security pushed me to side as other guy came to take a picture. Whay A day. CB is really chilled out nice guy.
That's hella nice of you man! Knowing this now about Bosh. I'm sure he genuinely appreciated that comment.
You are lucky that you meeted him.
Pretty much the same thing for me when I met him in Shanghai. Super humble nice guy! I love Chris Bosh
Pretty much the same thing for me when I met him in Shanghai. Super humble nice guy! I love Chris Bosh
I would tell him the same thing. People forget LBJ missed that three to tie it and if bosh didn't grab that miss, heat lose
That interview bit was hard to watch omg
Marcelo Madrid Yes thats rude
After the 20 secs of silent, I woulda said: "Man fuck this shit im outta here" *throwin the mic and gatorade away
Big Baby but I mean he should expect questions by how good he is
The disrespect to him
That makes me sad 😔 disrespectful
His face in the interview is so sad. Also he’s so underrated
Help Me one of the best Miami players of all time I wish he didn’t have a blood clot im very sad at least he got rings
It's so Awkward and Sad at the same time
Such an underrated player, 100% HOFer, it's so sad his career ended this way
Absolutely. I feel like Bosh never got any recognition and that's why people under rate him. When he finally got the chance to lead a big market team, he had the blood clots. Have to feel for him.
He was more focal point to the heat than wade in the last two seasons.
But he has no flashiness like wade lebron . That’s why he has been under appreciated.
Facts bro Like Bosh is under appreciated and Im tired of LeBron always taking the credit of for wins and rings when he wouldn't have got anything if it wasn't for Bosh and wade and when he went to the Cavs he wouldn't got shit without Kyrie plus Kyrie basically took care of the team but LeBron always trying to steal everybodies clout that's the reason why Kyrie left and after Kyrie left instead of trying to help his players and shit and make them better he quits and top it all off he wouldn't have made it that far in the playoffs without love and his decent ass squad but LeBron always trying to take the credit
@Erik Lerström yeah boy leave him and his beliefs alone what the hell you know why he wanted his own team cuz he wanted LeBron to stop stealing his clout bro Everyone praises LeBron for something he's really not he's a great player but he always give up on his team instead of making his players play better and be loves the attention always taking it
Isaac Jobent I think you're right to an extent. I think Kyrie was upset that he didn't get more credit for sinking that 3 in Curry's face in 2016 and was tired of Lebron always being the big story in Cleveland. Lebron did come back to Cleveland after Miami, though. He delivered on his promise to get them a championship, with help of course. I don't think Lebron is a quitter for leaving Cleveland the first time because it was clear they weren't winning anything with the roster they had and the lack of top draft picks.
I felt really bad watching that interview. Give the man some credit
Exactly was cringe
The disrespect Bosh gets is unwarranted and unreasonable it breaks my heart watching no one ask him questions
Real Miami Heat and NBA fans know Bosh was a legend. So happy that the Heat honoured him with a jersey retirement.
Oh damn, that was hard to watch. People throw the word 'cringe' around alot, but I remember watching that live and I just felt embarrassed for guy and I don't even know him.
wth did he ever do to Scottie Pippen to warrant that kind of statement smh
So sad when nobody had questions for him. If he hadn’t caught that rebound- no 2nd championship
I know he only got 6 points and 5 boards but still if that was Lebron some reporter would’ve asked him 5 dumbass questions just cuz he’s lebron.
The only reason they were able to get past the Celtics for their first championship is Bosh rushes back early from injury and hit some clutch late game shots/3s in game 7 from what I can recall.
That was brutal. You have dudes like Westbrook who LOATHE the media and hate postgame interviews. Bosh looks like he was begging for questions as if he was like for the love of God regard me and ask me something.
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He was a very good player i remember the days of Miami Heats he use to bring alot of excitement in the game and make Miami Heats win championship but in life good people don't last long
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
Pippen is an ahole no wonder his wife cheated on and left him
Facts
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.
Same
It sucked that Toronto did not make an effort to build a team around him.
24pts 10reb was this man in toronto
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@@ChairmanMo We did, Colangelo's effort amounted to throwing shit on the wall and hoping they stick. If he had patience and willing to build a team gradually than go for quick fixes, we might have had something.
Lets all pray for Chris Bosh and for his blood clots to heal our prayers are with you mr.bosh
That post game interview clip is painful to watch.......
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Seeing that really hits you in the heart and makes you appreciate just how much him and players like him give up (in terms of pride, status, legacy, etc.). He's going to the HoF, but it's interesting to think what his numbers would have looked like if he hadn't accepted being the third man of a Big 3, and if he'd had more luck with his health. Definitely got a TON of respect for the man.
I was cringing in my seat bro.
Can't imagine what it was like for him in person.
man it made me so sad wtf :(((
When was it
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.
Fax. People like CB win chips and guys like KAT and Chuck who are soft won't ever win (unless they learn from what CB did)
One of the most unfairly treated NBA players of all-time. He'll get what he deserves at the HOF induction ceremony.
He definitely better thank Carmelo Anthony!
not really unfairly treated. Hes treated pretty well. Just slightly forgotten when his class is brought up because of the bigger names of his peers. But amongst the NBA, bosh is highly respected.
@@ChairmanMo no. beside the rings.
ChairmanMo, hell no. Get the fuck out of here.
He will not make the HOF
Poor Bosh. Dude did everything right, always got blamed and never complained.
Most legit Toronto player ever, even looked like a damn Raptor
Diana Valero lmao so true
Diana Valero lmao best comment here
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How did you think of that?? But its so true!!
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💪
Facts
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
o7 heat fans appreciate bosh a lot
It’s just casual nba fans who don’t give him the credit he deserves
And real heat fan knows we don’t win without him
If he never got the clots he’d be the number 1 center in the NBA for a long time, just like Duncan was in his era, Bosh is the prefect modern center/PF
@@pickandhoop I think Bosh is underrated but that’s just not true. He would’ve been a good big man for sure but not better then the likes of Boogie, KAT, Porzingis, etc
@@o7_AP Only time Boogie was the best Center was when Hibbert was an all star
@@o7_AP way better than KAT and Porzingis fs are we watching the same games
Bruh I wanted to give bosh a hug after that awkward interview with not questions
Chris Bosh was such a great a player and a huge reason the heat were really good it's sad to see that his career was cut short off of something he couldn't control
His unexpected retirement is much worst than Magic Johnson. I.E. that HIV/AIDS is less vulnerable than an internal blood clot.
watching that interview really hurt. you saw the pain on his face, you felt the absolute silence. it hurt.
Wow I feel bad for bosh
awww po' chris bosh. he's only a multi millionaire who's made all star appearances and has 2 rings under his belt. such a hard-knock life for chris bosh...
I was about to post this. Definitely felt bad for him during interview
Erik Lerström I said that cause of the post game interview
@@MachineGunMouth It's not just about the money and accolades. No matter how rich or poor someone is people generally still like to receive praise for something they put their heart and soul into. To be an 11 time all-star and still be shit on still has to be heartbreaking, no matter if he's in the top 1% in regard to household income and won titles. There's a reason so many athletes are coming out about their depression etc. The money and talent isn't enough to satisfy all.
@@sirkevstah289 lmao just about to say this to him. Bosh loved and still loves basketball. that post game interview probably hurt his heart real bad, but his love for basketbal kept him going. Real man.
I was pretty tough on Bosh during the big 3 times but I've come to appreciate him. I knew how good Bosh was in Toronto and he didn't get to explode like that in Miami. Bosh was one of the big reason heats won their 2 rings. Defense doesn't get appreciated enough.
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.
6:27 bro i felt so sad for him
Jarred Apostol I know I felt like asking 100 questions
@@beansofwater9606 Same though
Lmao
I love his jump shot too
Facts that shit cash in 2k too
@@caye3557 haha right so good
Yeah man. And it was getting better too until this blood clots issue happened to him.
Yah its hella money.
My jumpshot was made from his jump shot q
Bosh could still start and be VERY productive in today’s NBA
He had a health problem I think.
@@elchichosantana6410 duhhh
Mans been playing for over 65 million years...
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That interview really broke my heart. Chris Bosh deserved more
Chris Bosh was the pioneer of NBA big men we see today he revolutionized the game for big men
he was one of them. not the only one tho. He was another mold off the KG tree/ dirk tree.
CPGoat #3 tru bro how could I forget 🤦🏾♂️
Nah KG and Dirk were before their time while Bosh was like the one to some what revolutionize it
@@tycoleman9226 nah because we saw the impact of dirk and kg early with the picks of darko and bosh thereafter. Bosh is a standout who followed the blueprint that was laid out by dirk and kg. I would say somone like Christian laettner, bill laimbeer, or detlef schremp were before their time. Kg and dirk were the earliest successes of the stretch 4/5 of evolution. Bosh was the earliest offspring of that evolution.
@@TheIcemanthomas nah bosh secretly developed this game 70 odd million years ago
Looking back on things, as a Miami fan & a NBA we took Bosh for granted. He was great & will be a Hall of Famer
I became a Raptors fan during the Chris Bosh era. He was and still is my favorite Raptors player of all time. He was a beast in Toronto and carried us during his career in Toronto. It sucks that his career ended this way, he would have been the perfect big man in today’s NBA.
I've always wanted to see where the raptors can go with bosh and carter back then, but then carter went to NJ Nets. it was sad but i got to see bosh play like a young garnett
@@shanixyeyuh His career in Toronto started with Carter and book ended with a young Demar.
It's not like he retired 10 years ago, so he did play in today's NBA.
Much respect for this man, one of the most under rated players of all time, top 10 PF all time, efficient on both ends of the court, was able to spread the floor, and he put up great numbers every season. He joined Miami and still averaged all star statistics. Sure he went down to a littlenjnder 20 ppg but what do you expect when you're teamed with Lebon and Wade. Also a very humble guy. Much respect.
Yikes that press conference was awkward. Honestly though, Bosh averaging like 17 points and 7 rebounds playing with Wade and Lebron is impressive. Especially considering his usage rate being in the mid-low 20s compared to Wade and Lebron sitting in the 30s. Can't fault a guy for not putting up huge numbers when he's not given the chance to.
Erik Lerström I like that way of thinking. There was an expectation that he'd be the 20+ points, 10 rebound guy he was in Toronto. His role was never supposed to be that. He was an extremely important defensive piece, as the video mentions, but that's probably the least glamorous role in the NBA. Doesn't mean he's any less of a player.
Will Cushman the only people that talked shit about bosh were stat nerds people who actually watched the games and saw his impact respected him
Erik Lerström he was and is 100x better than draymond foh lmao
Draymond couldn’t lead his own team to shit as the best player on squad
Nor could he be an all star without other all stars around him
Ur young af
@@cosmicwarrior1857 lol Draymond has the best basketball IQ in the warriors. Curry and Durant wouldn't know what to do in the court without Green.
@@cosmicwarrior1857 youre right and wrong here. But its almost unfair to compare draymond to bosh lol theyre different players althogether with different playstyles. Draymond didnt have the offensive game that bosh had while bosh wasnt as good a defender as draymond . In the end tho, theyre both quite similar in that theyre both underrated, underappreciated and impactful to their teams
As a Miami fan I love him as a player and a person I would never clown him and I always thought of him as a big player of the team
As a heat fan, I can tell you that the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 heat would have been dark horse contenders with Bosh for sure.
Abhimanyu Patil yup. These people think that if lebron left, heat will be nothing. Not making the playoffs in 2015 was a fluke because of injuries.
Yeah no shit!!.
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Da Hobo all over youtube! Dead Silence perk activated lurking around lol. Love yah JT!
I love Andy Hoops :D
Love ur vids bro
Me too
He is very respectable: hardworking, giving everything to his team, consistent, focused, no complain (at least not that I heard of) -- I haven't followed the game for a while and didn't know he already retired because he has always been the silent giver. In a team sport, it is often this type of player that forms a crucial part of the winning team.
One of my all time favorite guys off the court. Fantastic person in how he carries himself.
He is by far one of the most underrated players in the NBA and that fact that he got almost no questions really made me feel bad for him because he is one of my favorite players and I think he deserves more praise then he gets.
Man I wish he was healthy in 2016 playoffs if he was playing we could have seen easily miami vs cavs conference final on that year
The Heat/Cavs in the ECF would have been a great series in 2016.
Yeah that was the healthiest wade had been in the playoffs in a while too. I think they definitely would have reached the conference finals given how well they did without him.
In 2016 the GSW was the best team
i have so much more respect for him after watching this, in retrospective, i start watching him when he was on raptors and he is the reason why i love playing the raptors in nba live
Yeah, good point on bosh being better than wade 2012 than 2014. Honestly that’s the only time in wade’s career when he was slightly overrated (imo), and of course bosh was criminally underrated.
Railey Stern Yen Not really overrated. We all knew Wade's slowing down.
Bosh was not better than wade in 12 lmao
Wade was never overrated. They keep on mentioning that game 6 but we all know dwade played great in game 4 which tied the series and avoided the 3-1 series for the spurs.
You guys sound ridiculous Bosh was never as important as Wade
watching this video made me realize how bad we used to treat bosh. we gave him no credit, called him a freaking dinosaur, left him out by saying the heat only had a big 2. but in reality all he ever wanted was to win. he sacrificed his stats and possible achievements just so he can win a championship. and when he retired due to blood cloths we nba fans really didn't care that much.
Great video Andy
Chris Bosh is a first ballot HOF for sure and in him prime he was extremely underrated bc he played on a bad team. Andy you forgot to mention that with the Heat he developed a solid above average three point shot which benefit him and the team
I’ve always really liked Chris Bosh. He was really the Mr. Fundamental of the heat to me. He just loved the game, he always loved to play it and he still does to this day. It’s sad that he’s gone.
Bosh had to retire early but when you look at his career, he's actually pretty accomplished.
11 time all-star in a shortened career
He’s still getting paid, till next year. It was guaranteed.
one of the most underrated and underappreciated players of that generation. he was picked 4th in the 2003 class for a reason, and he actually lived up to expectations from day 1 until the last day
I'm a Blazer fan. I would absolutely LOVE to have Bosh hired to coach up our Bigs. Could you imagine what Zach Collins would be like under his mentorship?
Sad to watch that interview clip,like no one even knew he was there,Got me tearing up after that
I was the fan of Bosh. He was one of the most dedicated player I've ever seen. His skills, his agility and his strength were the reason Miami Heat dominate along with Lebron and Wade.
i love lebron james and wade but after seeing that interview,it me want to cry and angry that lbj and dw did not back bosh
Natasha Jayne Tobi they both are very arrogant meanwhile bosh is very down ti earth kinda guy thats why
I think it wouldn't be the sudden downfall of Chris Bosh , but the saving of the life of Chris Bosh. This could have become a horror story without intervention.
It's sad the way he went out, but it's pretty Damn Awesome the way he left his mark in the NBA Elite, He's a Champion & HOF 4sure!!! Enjoy your retirement CB best wishes on all your future endeavors big man.
I feel so bad for him man.I got so sad when he was in the interview.
There are two thing that made him so underated
1. He play with another all star, Wade and Lebron
2. He play in time that another PF like Dirk, Timmy, and Garnett exist
The clots were heartbreaking. I enjoyed watching him win and was miffed at the flack he was getting in Miami. BC destroyed the Raptors, as 76er fans can attest to.
i didn't know he had a rough time like no one asking him questions, getting blamed, sacrificing his real playing style, he is a legend hope the best for him
I always pick Bosh in 2K MyLEAGUE, this big dude can shoot 3 and get rebound at the same time, and he can play both PF and C on the court. Obviously, he can fit in any system, what a valuable player. I'm so glad his jersey can be retired in Miami, and I really hope he will be a future HOF.
The interview is so sad 😭😭😭
6:16 this just breaks my heart
I dont understand why many people look down on him. He's the most consistent guy on the big 3 as per their roles
I hope Chris Bosh somehow makes a comeback into the league
To be a 3rd option on the team beside two superstars, not to mention the fact that people made fun of him, and he still had such an incredible impact on his team - tells something about how amazing Chris was.
6:50 That almost made me cry
That's why I like you, Andy--you're objective and go against the grain to point things out.
When u think of it the Heat starting lineup could’ve been:
PG: Goran Dragic
SG: Dwayne Wade
SF: Josh Richardson
PF: Chris Bosh (if he didn’t have blood clots)
C: Hassan Whiteside
And this team is pretty underrated and then u think of their bench
Chris Bosh is one of my fav players ever, great defensive player with a versatile offensive package and super high IQ.
Couple of weeks ago he was in the Bill Simmons podcast, google it and listen it, it was awesome. Very smart guy and well spoken.
Damn back in the days (before the golden state warriors became the most feared team in the nba) the miami heat were one of the greatest team in the 2011-2014 season. I used to watch the heat because of the big 3 and it’s sad to see his career fall off in the nba.
His response mentioned at 5:50 shows a lot of maturity. Much respect for him.
Really felt sad for Bosh. :(
But he’s on of my most respected players
I'm an extreme Heat fan & every road game I go to I bring Chris Bosh's #1 jersey with me. It brought me luck & infinite passion for my organization. Thank you so much CB1.
When i think Chris Bosh, I think of him with the Raptors with sweet hair.
I’ve always loved Bosh and to see that interview and the stuff people were saying is sad
Came here because u uploaded
Dude was a straight Beast! One of my favorite players ever
Chris bosh was a great player but he will also be remembered as the father of photo bombing, thank you bosh
He was always a real humble guy and you never heard about him getting into any trouble wish all our athletes could be like him
I can’t believe anyone would say that about Cb. Everyone should know that it’s because of him Allen hit that shot
this guy was improving alot on his 3pts sad to see him not reach his best
Why are y’all making of Chris bosh is a hall of famer a legend guys like Kevin love kristaps that’s Chris bosh play style
When you showed the interview I felt that for him
Retirig with two rings it’s good enough for me
That interview, i felt really sad :( much respect for you, chris bosh! I always loved your game in miami eventhough that team always destroy my fave team, chicago.
During that Chris interview I actually started laughing because of how awkward it was
Great video man Chris Bosh never got the credit he deserved
I also got to meet CB in Shanghai in 2014. He was the there for a preseason match against clippers. He was the player who greeted me with ‘hello, how you doing brother?’ And started a small chat Before taking a nice picture. Not like CP3 who just brushed me and others off not even acknowledging us 🤬 I can agree with rondo and Perkins saying ‘see how paul treats people’....
since that day, I’ve became a biggest CB4 fan.
a lot forgot about bosh rebound assist to allen and the winning block in OT.
Wow i genuinly didnt know that he had this blood clot injury. I was wondering why he was not playing. Thats a very sad fact and i feel sorry for the dinosaur
Poor Bosh man , he was fire back in the day man , that interview was so heartbreaking jow .
Someone tweet this to Chris, you never know he might see it
Omg, that press conference! Poor guy.
In my mind he was always an all-star, but now i have a lot more respect and apreciation for him.
That's sucks for Bosh
I love the fact that he's a computer programmer too. A real inspiration to brothas on and off the court.
He was the greatest raptors player of all time I don't wanna hear it
I agree cb4 stayed in t.o during the awkward years if he stayed him and DeMar would've been a good duo in later years
Bosh was awesome but I think Vince Carter is still better
@@geethabadvelu1322 I respect your opinion
Vince is the greatest Raptor of all-time.
@@Doknot-tb9ey demar is. Vince was amazing but DeMar took this team to way more success and is the teams all time leading scorer.
Man this is so sad. He deserved so much more credit. That interview clip was really sad, I wanted to cry for him.
6:28 to 6:59 I felt very bad for him.
One of the best bigman i ever seen
that self proclaimed " GOAT "is the one to blame.
same happens to kevin love and Isiah Thomas
Now you see, I have a lot of respect for Chris Bosh by the way he handled himself in the big three era being the third wheel. He didn't let it get to him because he knew who he was and believed in himself. He proved you don't need validation from people to be happy and to have a happy life as long as you know who you are