Chris Bosh reportedly pressuring Miami to allow him to play
Chris Bosh is apparently suffering more from the fact that he can't play for the Miami Heat in the second round of the playoffs than the recurrence of a blood clot. Several reports in the past couple of days revealed that the forward and his team are in odds about him wanting to play in the series against the Toronto Raptors, and things may get ugly with rumors that he now is pressuring the team to let him play.
After doctors found out that he had a blood clot issue, he no longer was allowed by Miami to play, and he hasn't been on the court since the All-Star break. Before the playoffs started he made an official statement saying that he is positive about his chances of returning to action. Per Sports Illustrated, he even showed his fans and followers in social media by way of posting workout videos that he's doing well and is perfectly healthy. But everyone from the organization seems to have their mouths shut.
The recurring blood clot he is suffering from currently is different to that of what sidelined him last season but it does not mean they're not related or connected. And by the looks of it, the two parties involved – Bosh and the Heat – are nowhere close to making an agreement it seems. The veteran forward is an epitome of optimism even joining the team in their trips, but the Heat organization in general does not seem to care if he isn't playing for them in the playoffs.
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One reason is perhaps because they don't feel the need for him to make a comeback, especially that they found a way to overwhelm the Charlotte Bobcats in the first round. But the second round series against the Raptors could prove to be a lot more challenging for them.
