Toronto Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo recently went on record to say that Chris Bosh chose not to play some crucial games last season.
Colangelo, the son of USA basketball operations manager, Jerry Colangelo, who may have gotten the ball rolling to create the Miami super team when he selected LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh to represent the USA over two years ago, said:
“Despite limited swelling and any excessive damage on an MRI , he felt like he needed to sit for six more games... I’m not even questioning Chris’ injury. I’m telling you he was cleared to play subject to tolerance on his part, and the tolerance just apparently wasn’t there and he chose not to play."
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