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It’s hard to believe that it has been four years since three of the biggest names in the 2003 NBA Draft congregated to form the Big Three in South Beach. Now four years later it seems like the Big Three in Miami will be a thing of the past. This is due in part to Chris Bosh contemplating on a massive four-year contract with the Rockets worth $88 million.
LeBron, Wade, and Bosh have already opted out of their contracts leaving many NBA fans wondering what is the future of the Miami Heat? Well there is already a potential answer for where Bosh may end up. $88 million over the course of four years seems like a steep price tag. However, Bosh, who just turned 30 a few months back, was a key piece in Miami’s back-to-back titles and four straight Finals appearance.
Houston, coming off an impressive season where they finished 54-28 and a No. 2 seed in the West, looks to add Bosh to an already star-studded roster and boost their frontcourt alongside Dwight Howard. This would mean the Rockets would have to relinquish one of their superstars, Jeremy Lin in order to accommodate cap space for Bosh.
Kevin McHale, a hall of fame big man himself, would enjoy the idea of developing a big man like Bosh to become more of a force in the interior and create a more solid front court presence for Houston.
Whatever Bosh decides on as it pertains to signing with Houston should have an impact on LeBron and Wade’s decision moving forward in their free agencies.
Thomice a. Lotharp
If there offering Chris Bosh that kind of money he should take it and make sure to give his agent $20 million of it for negotiating the deals, he’s not worth that much on his best day in my opinion. I would have traded him for Lamar Odom after the first Ring lol, Seriously for that position Odoms a better player. To be honest my city (Charlotte Hornets ) should be putting up the money to get Labron , or the Hawks , we need em the most .