Has the final remaining member of the Miami Heat's Big 3 played his last game with the team? Heat team president Pat Riley seems to think so. On Monday morning, Riley spoke with reporters and revealed that Chris Bosh's Heat career is more than likely over as a result of the health issues Bosh has been dealing with in recent years. Bosh failed a physical on Friday after doctors found evidence of blood clots in his body, and Riley thinks it could ultimately force the Heat to part ways with him:
Riley went on to say that the potential move has nothing to do with freeing up salary cap room. Instead, he insists the team just wants to do what's best in terms of Bosh's health:
Riley also said he has reached out to Bosh to talk to him but hasn't heard back from the 11-time NBA All-Star:
Bosh has already gone on the record and said that he still plans on playing in the NBA again once he's healthy again:
But it's looking more and more like he won't be wearing a Heat uniform ever again.
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