Miami Heat GM Pat Riley confirmed that Chris Bosh will no longer be playing with the team. The Miami Heat is now not working on Bosh' return.
According to a report made by the ESPN, Riley told that Chris Bosh' career is seemed to be over. The Miami Heat has stopped working out for Bosh' return, Riley added.
The Miami Heat decided to announce the sad news about Bosh after failing the physical test for the NBA pre-season games. As per Bleacher Report says, Bosh was not cleared to play due to the said failure, but the Heat didn't disclose the reason behind the failure for confidentiality purposes.
"Your heart just goes out to him." -Erik Spoelstra on Chris Bosh https://t.co/N7NkODithK
— NBA TV (@NBATV) September 26, 2016
Pat Riley's priority was Chris Bosh' health and he wasn't happy at all that the organization needs to release him. Bosh even tried to convince the management to allow him to continue playing while on blood thinners last season but the team has denied him.
Now that Chris Bosh will no longer be a part of the Miami Heat, he will be declared disabled in the Heat roster and become a free agent. In addition to this, the Miami Heat will then have a salary cap relief on February 9 once the doctors rule him unable to play.
Chris Bosh' career is no unclear, whether when he will be able to step on the court again. This will also leave the question what team will he land if he can make it back to play once the Heat released him. Bosh posted a message on Twitter that he will continue his NBA comeback attempt, citing that he may need to step back for a while.
This is such a very bad news for the Miami Heat and Chris Bosh, due to the fact that they need to part ways for Bosh' safety. This might be the end of the line for Chris Bosh, but still his fans are hopeful that he could return to the NBA court sooner.
