south4life
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Might as well trade Cole now since he is now managed by Bron's boy, Maverick and he ain't gonna work with Riles so get something for him now.
infamous114
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Actually, it's Rich Paul, not Maverick Carter. It's not easy to trade Cole when he has barely any trade value. Look at his numbers.
south4life
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I got it mixed up Rich Paul but, u got Detroit and Cleveland wanting to trade for him. I hope Riles doesn't talk to Cleveland because their trying to get rid of Brendan Haywood, don't need him in Miami.
infamous114
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infamous114
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Bosh is in a hospital down here. Must be serious
south4life
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Granger, Hamilton, Williams and Cole gone. You know Riles looking in the waivers to get more.
south4life
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Yeah I saw that bout Bosh, it's that time of year my daughter just got over being sick, had to give her steroids in her breathing treatment
infamous114
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Maybe that explains his shitty play.
infamous114
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10 a.m. update: Doctors believe Chris Bosh has a blood clot on his lung, a condition that typically would sideline players for the duration of the season, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation.
Bosh remains at a local hospital and is believed to be on blood-thinner medication. He is weak and fatigued, but the longterm outlook is good.
Though nobody has definitively ruled Bosh out for the season, it's difficult to envision him returning because of the nature of the blood-thinner medication and the toll such a condition takes on the body.
It is unclear if Bosh will require any surgical procedure.
Bosh had been feeling tired and fatigued, with some shortness of breath and pain in the rib area, over the past few weeks, but nobody suspected anything serious until Thursday, when he was sent home from practice and checked into the hospital.
Last weekend, Heat assistant coach Juwan Howard mentioned that Bosh was dealing with a rib injury. Doctors suspect the pain was related to his current condition.
Last month, Brooklyn Nets guard Mirza Teletovic was diagnosed with a similar condition (pulmonary embolus) and will miss the rest of the season. Cleveland forward Andersen Varejao was diagnosed with a blood clot on his lower right lung in January 2013 and missed the remainder of the season.
"They told me stories like, 'Oh my God, I had a friend who died of a blood clot in their long. A week after surgery, I was at home thinking about how I could be gone right now."
Bosh is obviously a big loss; he ranks 13th in the NBA in scoring at 21.1 points per game. If he misses the rest of the season, that means that Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Luol Deng and Hassan Whiteside will have played just 44 minutes together all season.
Without Bosh, Udonis Haslem could move into the starting role at power forward. He has played mostly backup center this season. The Heat's backup power forward, Shawne Williams, was shipped to New Orleans, through Phoenix, in Thursday's Goran Dragic trade. And even if he's released by the Pelicans, league rules prohibit the Heat from signing him.
As stated below, power/small forward Michael Beasley has interest in returning to the Heat, but Miami hadn't called him as of Thursday evening. Rashard Lewis also is available, having recovered from knee surgery.
Read more here:http://miamiherald.typepad.com/spor...ts-weigh-in-dragic-nuggets.html#storylink=cpy
Bosh remains at a local hospital and is believed to be on blood-thinner medication. He is weak and fatigued, but the longterm outlook is good.
Though nobody has definitively ruled Bosh out for the season, it's difficult to envision him returning because of the nature of the blood-thinner medication and the toll such a condition takes on the body.
It is unclear if Bosh will require any surgical procedure.
Bosh had been feeling tired and fatigued, with some shortness of breath and pain in the rib area, over the past few weeks, but nobody suspected anything serious until Thursday, when he was sent home from practice and checked into the hospital.
Last weekend, Heat assistant coach Juwan Howard mentioned that Bosh was dealing with a rib injury. Doctors suspect the pain was related to his current condition.
Last month, Brooklyn Nets guard Mirza Teletovic was diagnosed with a similar condition (pulmonary embolus) and will miss the rest of the season. Cleveland forward Andersen Varejao was diagnosed with a blood clot on his lower right lung in January 2013 and missed the remainder of the season.
"They told me stories like, 'Oh my God, I had a friend who died of a blood clot in their long. A week after surgery, I was at home thinking about how I could be gone right now."
Bosh is obviously a big loss; he ranks 13th in the NBA in scoring at 21.1 points per game. If he misses the rest of the season, that means that Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Luol Deng and Hassan Whiteside will have played just 44 minutes together all season.
Without Bosh, Udonis Haslem could move into the starting role at power forward. He has played mostly backup center this season. The Heat's backup power forward, Shawne Williams, was shipped to New Orleans, through Phoenix, in Thursday's Goran Dragic trade. And even if he's released by the Pelicans, league rules prohibit the Heat from signing him.
As stated below, power/small forward Michael Beasley has interest in returning to the Heat, but Miami hadn't called him as of Thursday evening. Rashard Lewis also is available, having recovered from knee surgery.
Read more here:http://miamiherald.typepad.com/spor...ts-weigh-in-dragic-nuggets.html#storylink=cpy
Knightryder
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Just when the heat thought they had something by gettin dragic, now bosh might be fatally ill.......
i hope bosh is okay, but its obvious god isnt a miami fan........however dont worry miami fans pat
can stick his tails between his legs and come knocking on phil door im pretty sure he wouldnt mind giving u guys
bargianni for a box of cigarettes and some condoms
i hope bosh is okay, but its obvious god isnt a miami fan........however dont worry miami fans pat
can stick his tails between his legs and come knocking on phil door im pretty sure he wouldnt mind giving u guys
bargianni for a box of cigarettes and some condoms
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south4life
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My dad had that back in 2009, that shit was scary. He was working out in the garage and passed out, we took him to the hospital and they found the blood clots in his lungs they were small enough to treat quick and he had to take blood thinners for 6 months. Jerome Kersey just died from that, glad they were able to find it before it was too late for Bosh.
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