Why is Bosh, who has experience in the six time All Star Game, still denied by the American media th

Hehe, let me tell you the landlord, Bosh's 6-time All-Stars are too watery, and Bosh's technical characteristics are shooting, and his back playing skills are not as pure as Garnett's, and Bosh's original team was the Raptors, and the team of the Canadian country has no one else except Bosh, so Bosh is naturally considered a star by everyone When Bosh goes to the Heat, Bosh's problems are undoubtedly reflected in the blocking and dismantling interspersed with running to the wheel conversion position and empty shooting Bosh is not very single at all or anything Originally, the Heat inside line was not good Bosh couldn't play it yet It's floating outside, so the limelight is overshadowed by those two giants, and everyone naturally ignores the existence of Bosh, it's not that Bosh is famous in the Raptors, he won't be like this in the Heat.

Because Bosh is so selfless and willing to give up his right to shoot, Bosh averages **13 times per game, and James **5 more than him. If you let Bosh take more power, twenty points is not pediatrics. Bosh is a true giant, always very low-key, and a very caring person.

I like him a lot. Top. He's a real giant.

Think of two of his teammates as recognized in the league's top three.

The Doctor is only a big front in the top five of the league.

The data is not flashy enough, and his personality is not as outgoing as that of his two teammates, so he naturally does not focus on him.

Rather than contributing to the team, the league is more concerned about who is the real boss of this Heat team, whether Jawe will have conflicts and so on.

It was covered by James and Wade.

In terms of offense, Bosh has a long offensive distance and can pull out a lot of offensive space for his teammates, in fact, the current Heat, the interior offensive firepower is almost all dependent on James and Wade. So the Heat need Bosh far more than Howard and the like. Bosh also sacrificed a lot, for the championship, he would rather be a blue-collar worker, big3 makes the team more united and energetic, what a giant!

Bosh's sacrifice in the Heat is too big, how to go to other teams can often be 20 + 10, the nirvana is to hold the ball with his back to single, turn over and jump shot, second to none in today's league!

The doctor is heavy on offense and light on defense, his body is thin, he can't fight under the basket, and he is not good at grabbing rebounds. The pitch is still good. He also sacrificed a lot when he came to the Heat.

The doctor is more suitable for the Heat's system, and the Heat are not going to introduce rebounding? The Doctor's energy can be focused on attacking. Even though I'm Jammy, I'm equally supportive of Wade and Dr!! ~

Now it's awesome and sacrifices a little bit that the two of them like to rush in too much.

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You're talking about 1 of 18 shots, right, I believe Bosh can solve it himself, he hasn't been in the NBA for a day or two, he is already a superstar-level figure, I believe Wade and James also believe in him, otherwise how can he shoot 18 times, after winning the championship, people won't be thinking about him, wait, top, Bosh.

Looks like he was spoofed by James and Wade.

Chris Bosh (born March 24, 1984) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward for the Miami Heat in the NBA. He was selected by the Toronto Raptors with the fourth pick in the first round of the 2003 NBA Draft and played for the Raptors for the next seven seasons. On July 7, 2010, as a free agent, Bosh announced that he would join the Miami Heat.

With LeBron James also joining the Heat, Devin Wade, James, and Bosh teamed up to form a new Big Three to attack the league championship. On June 22, 2012, the Miami Heat defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 4-1 at home to win the championship, which was also the first championship ring in Chris Bosh's career.

One of the Big Three, the black, skinny, tall one.

Chris Bosh, a Rubbers in American professional basketball, plays as a power forward and plays for the Miami Heat in the NBA. He was drafted by the Toronto Raptors with the fourth pick in the first round of the 2003 NBA Draft and played for the Raptors for the next seven seasons. Because he is the absolute core of the Raptors, he is called the "Dragon King".

On July 7, 2010, Bosh, a free agent, announced his joining the Miami Heat. With LeBron James also joining the Heat, Devin Wade, James, and Bosh joined forces to form a new Big Three.

Chris Bosh (born March 24, 1984) is an American professional basketball player who plays for the Miami Heat in the NBA. In the 2011-2012 shrinking season, the Heat led the Heat to a championship. Won the championship for the first time in his career.

In the 2012-2013 new season, he played more consistently, averaging points per game: rebounds, and the Big Three led the Heat to prepare for Wei Mingjing to win this year's championship.

We'll see.

One of the current Heat Big Three, specializing in big forwards and centers, and one of the superstars of NBA 03. Played for the Raptors before 2003---2010 and joined the Miami Heat as a free agent on July 7, 2010. LeBron James also joined the Heat, and Devin Wade, James, and Bosh joined forces to form a new Big Three to attack the championship.

The year after the Big Three joined forces, on June 22, 2012, the Mia Ponmi Heat defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 4-1 at home to win the championship, marking the first championship ring in Chris Posh's career.

Chris Bosh was previously with the Toronto Raptors, known as the Dragon King, and now the Miami Heat form a big three with Dwyane Wade and LeBron James.

The former Dragons of the Toronto Fierce Banquet Dragons are currently one of the Big Three of the Miami Heat Cave Hidden Fire (to be precise, the 2012-2013 Heat is no longer the Big Three).

Basketball player. NBA stars. Nicknamed Dragon King.

The Heat's power forward, a basketball player who is not favored.

One of the Miami Heat's Big Three, center power forward.

No, that's the question... The Big Three.

Dizzy, center of the Heat, big man.

One of the Big Three, Obama also met with them today, and praised them as role models for young people, I really envy them, the news is on 679 Sports Network.

One of the Heat's Big Three, very powerful.

One of the Big Three, you're so bored.

First of all, it's enough to choke in exchange, just like what LZ questioned, if it takes too much effort to get it, it's really not worth it. And it also contradicts the idea of the Rockets' so-called championship next season. If it is really exchanged, it is estimated that it is also a long-term development plan, so if Yao Ming chooses to renew the contract, it is estimated that the championship will not be considered.

However, it is estimated that if the Rockets do not use a large number of players to exchange this season, it will be difficult to make a big move, because the Rockets will have insufficient financial space in the first place, and the Rockets will renew Lowry and Diamond. Here is a talk about why the Rockets must renew their contract, you must understand that the price is more expensive, but the initiative is in the hands of the Rockets, but if you go to the free market, no matter how much money you pay, others may not be able to bird you as a bad team. Miller is very good, Camby, who made a lot of noise some time ago, may not come, first of all, the salary is too high, and secondly, the age of the ball.

Since Yao Ming is also getting older, now the Rockets should continue to look for a young, energetic and scoring center to develop. Personally, I think the Rockets will continue to be obsessed with Ariza, judging from the second half of this season, ** may have to be traded, but if the Rockets really have the determination to hit the championship next season, they will keep ** the veteran. In short, rocket refueling!

These are just rumors, I think it's just a gimmick for the Rockets to ask for Bosh, and I don't know what kind of tricks the Rockets are going to play. If he really traded to Bosh, I don't think Yao Ming would necessarily be in the Rockets!! To be honest, the Rockets disappointed us so much, once or twice is understandable, but now I really don't want to watch the Rockets play.

The Doctor is one of the best big forwards in the league, I think he is currently second only to the driver, but the Dragon King has a certain back-frame offense, the offensive means are very rich, and the height is there (the 4kl defense is taller than him, and the big front disadvantage is too obvious) As for the 10-year free market, LBJ Wade don't expect most of them to leave the team, the Dragon King is the best choice, followed by Xiao S and Boozer, and the Rockets poached the Dragon King, and the main purpose is to prevent Yao Ming from not recovering to the expected extent Just around the Doctor to rebuild There is also 4kl, which seems to be a BYC clause Unless he agrees to go to the Raptors, it is useless to sign first and then change to 4kl If the Raptors want to make a trade with the Rockets, it is estimated that the Rockets will have to take 8d2 brother-in-law There are also a few potential stocks (the Raptors have a fancy to Loli and Brother Sharp) and draft picks However, if the trade can be successful, Yao Ming will recover to 80% 4kl Yao and Dr. It will not be a problem to storm the Lakers' interior line.

Bosh averages 20+10 per game, is a bullish figure in the East, and is young and charismatic, which Morey likes.

In order to fill the rebounding and offensive gaps in Yao Ming's recovery from injury.

1, I think it's just a gimmick for the rocket to ask for Bosh, I don't know what kind of clever the rocket is going to play, if it is really traded to Bosh, I think Yao Ming may not be able to be in the rocket, to be honest, the rocket is too disappointing to us, once or twice is understandable;

2. But now I really don't want to watch the Rockets play, the Rockets' best trading chips now are: Maddy, Scola, Landry, Cook and Ariza, and even Battier may be traded, and you can try to use Maddy and Scola to package and make a three-way trade with the 76ers and the Raptors some time ago.

Why do you think a player who averages 20+10 per game is not worthy of the maximum salary. In this way, let's compare Yao Ming and Bosh, from the game data alone, Yao Ming only reached 20+10 in one season to get the top salary, and Yao Ming's tall figure can hardly hide his fragile body, in fact, Yao Ming has missed one-third of the Rockets' games in the past three seasons, not including the reimbursement of this season. So shouldn't a 20+10 player who is almost full-time deserve the top salary?

Which do you prefer, a young, healthy 20+10 player or a player who is nearing his prime, and his defense is almost leaky? Of course, if you talk about the Chinese market behind Yao Ming, then why didn't Dazhi have such a status as Yao Ming when he was in the NBA? Not because of strength?

If Yao Ming's state is not good, he will not be worthy of the top salary.

Bosh is a giant. was once one of the members of the Heat Big Three, but on July 11, 2014, NBA superstar James announced his departure from the Heat, and the Heat's "Big Three" was disbanded.

Chris Bosh (born March 24, 1984) is an American NBA basketball player who was drafted by the Toronto Raptors with the 4th pick in the first round in 2003. On July 7, 2010, Bosh announced that he would join the Miami Heat and join forces with Dwyane Wade and LeBron James to form a new Big Three.

Chinese name: Chris Bosh.

Foreign name: Chris Bosh

Alias: Dragon King, CB4

Place of Birth: Dallas, Texas, USA.

Date of birth: 24 March 1984.

Graduated from: Georgia Institute of Technology.

Height: m. Position: Forward Center.

Weight: 235 lbs.

Sport: Basketball.

Sports team: Miami Heat (played for Toronto Raptors in 2003 2010) Professional characteristics: power forward, good offense and defense, and mid-range.

Long Range Individual Honors: 8-time NBA All-Star selection).

Gold medal in men's basketball at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

In the 03-04 season, he was named to the NBA Rookie First Team.

06-07 NBA All-NBA Team 2.

There is no doubt that it is.

Bosh, Wade, and James were all the bosses of their respective teams, and after forming the Big Three, they all made some sacrifices, among which Bosh was the one who sacrificed the most.

The first is in terms of seniority, Wade is the oldest of the three, and he is the Heat's own player, and Bosh can't compare. In terms of strength, there is a bit of a gap compared to James. So no matter what, he must be ranked third among the Big Three, and if he has to make sacrifices, it will definitely be his turn first.

The second is the style of play, the Heat is a typical small-ball play, focusing on speed and flexibility. Bosh is playing center with the body of a big forward, and the team's main lineup does not match him with a defensive center at all, so Bosh will suffer in height and weight when facing the big men of other teams. The Heat's style of play sacrifices rebounding, and as the biggest big name on the inside, Bosh will naturally bear the most infamy.

The third is to give way, Bosh himself is projection-oriented, after James worked his low-post back play skills, he often relied on his tank-like body to play inside, and Bosh had to open up space for him. As a result, Bosh, who was originally very good at low-post techniques, had to give up his position to James. This is data-available, the average Bosh during the Raptors period would attack at the low post about 10 times a game, and the Heat shrunk by more than half.

Even so, Bosh is still worthy of the title of giant, his scoring is the third in the team, the rebounding is the first in the team, the key ball shooting rate is the first in the team, and after counting the three-point bonus, the key ball effective shooting rate is the first in the league.