The Miami Heat are going to beat the injury-riddled Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals, in case Game 1's lopsided victory wasn't enough of an indicator.
It isn't completely the Celtics' fault. Their best perimeter defender, Avery Bradley, is out. Paul Pierce and Ray Allen are banged-up, and Greg Stiemsma just isn't very good.
Boston is hurting, and the Heat only appear to get stronger with each passing game, which leads us to Chris Bosh.
The injured Heat forward has not played since Game 1 of Miami's second-round series against the Pacers with a strained abdominal muscle. He recently completed his second rehab workout and is trying to get back to playing shape.
Instead of bringing Bosh back against Boston, Miami needs to rest their star forward. If Boston hangs around and forces this series to a seventh game, maybe you play Bosh for the elimination game.
Otherwise, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade will be more than fine by themselves.
Let's take a look at Bosh's impact on the Heat and why they should rest him for a possible finals run.
Bosh's Impact
Bosh, when healthy, ...
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Article written by Ian Hanford
Chris Bosh Injury: Miami Heat Should Save Star for Possible Finals Run
May 29th, 2012 by Ian Hanford Leave a reply »
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