5 Reasons Why Chris Bosh Shouldn’t Be an NBA All-Star Starter
By Shane Phillips
@ShaneRantSports
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5 Reasons Why Chris Bosh Shouldn't Be an NBA All-Star Starter
It is hard to argue against Chris Bosh as an NBA All-Star starter, but the case can be made. Now the leader, or at least highest paid player, of the Miami Heat, the season has been a struggle for Bosh and the entire organization. Getting over LeBron James is never easy as the Cleveland Cavaliers proved over the last four years. Still, when you make the big money, big things are expected. Here are five reasons why Bosh should not be a starter.
5. Signature Games
5. Signature Games
4. Competition
4. Competition
3. Recent Injury
3. Recent Injury
2. Max Contract vs. Stats
2. Max Contract vs. Stats
1. Team Record
1. Team Record
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