Thursday, November 18th, 2010 at 9:00 am  |  58 responses

Chris Bosh Just Wants to Chill

Whatever goodwill Bosh had built up thanks to his first breakout game of the season last night, quickly disappeared as he once again stuck his foot in his mouth. The Palm Beach Post has the damning quote: “It’s Chris Bosh on ESPN, talking about Erik Spoelstra in a post-game interview. ‘I guess he felt that he was loosening up just a little bit too much,’ Bosh said. ‘And he knows that he has to meet us halfway. He wants to work. We want to chill. But we’s going to have work to get everything down, and get our timing down, and get our chemistry down.’”

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  • vtrobot

    @ All Day: KG and Jesus = the opposite of chill.

  • http://stapledesign.com Spaceship Jay

    Word All Day. Word.

  • http://www.slamonline.com Clyde

    Not completely sold on him “heating up” against the Robin Lopez-less Suns. Shows what they potentially could be though.

  • http://slamonline.com Allenp

    ALLDAY
    The Celtics also had three players with complimentary skillsets and a veteran coach with a very solid offensive system.
    The Heat’s two best players have redundant skillsets and they have a Coach with some issues as it relates to offense and has had those issues for years.
    If you’re going to make a comparison, at least be intellectually honest.

  • Justin

    One guy wants to chill and the other is apparently playing too many minutes? Wow, what a team

  • Towelie

    Poor Chris Bosh.

  • All Day

    @ AllenP: You’re telling me to be intellectually honest…I was being honest…I’m stating the facts. I know your feelings are hurt right now because Miami is not what you thought they were, but cheer up, bro. There’s always next year!

  • nba is the worst

    Suns’ management is just crazy. Replace Amare with Hedo?

    Hakeem Warrick?

    In the NBA, size matters. Sure, on a hot shooting night in LA you can win in the regular season, but those offseason signings ensure that the team can’t succeed in the playoffs.

    It’s no coincidence that Bosh scored 35 – the Suns were already last in rebounding margin when Lopez went down…

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