Is it fatigue? Maybe.
Could it be that he has regressed into the same man who was still trying to find a spot in between two powerhouses like LeBron James and Dwyane Wade?
Whatever the problem is, Bosh had better snap out of it before Miami begins to figure out that trading one of the Big Three away, preferably him, would lead to a bunch of cap space, a deeper squad and proposed longevity in the postseason.
However, Pat Riley seems stuck on the notion that this trio is the end-all be-all, and just may forge their identity in the record books. While this could be true (don’t mind me playing GM for a bit), there are a few reasons why the Heat should look at the possibility of using Chris Bosh as a bargaining chip in manufacturing a more efficient franchise.