With the Heat announcing Monday it will retire Chris Bosh’s jersey later this season, it’s a reminder of all he accomplished with the organization.
It’s also a reminder of what could have been if blood clots hadn’t derailed Bosh’s playing career.
This would have marked the fifth and final season of the five-year, $118 million contract Bosh, 34, signed to remain with the Heat in the summer of 2014, which is the same offseason LeBron James left Miami to join Cleveland in free agency.
“A lot,” guard Dwyane Wade said in advance of Tuesday’s road game against the Trail Blazers when asked if he thinks about what could have been with a healthy Bosh.