Cavs: Chris Bosh no longer a Heat

[Spurs9]

Does he still get paid his contract? In b4 he signs with Warriors.

[spursistan]

as Chillen mentioned, no team will want any part of him dying on court wearing their jersey..

[tbdog]

Odds are he will never play for the Heat again. Riley doesn't want to play him with that health condition, potentially if he dies on the court the Heat franchise would be sued by his wife and be responsible. So it's in the best interest for them to not play him period and move on. The amount they have to pay on his contract would be cheaper than any potential lawsuit anyway if he passes away while playing for them. They are aware this condition is life threatening and they know if they play him it's to much of a risk.

Really feel for the guy, but no NBA franchise is gonna play this guy for the simple fact they would have to pay up big $$$ in a lawsuit to his family if he passes away while playing for them. Not playing him is the safe choice.

And that is the fundamental thought process of a American civilian. It could have been left as 'Riley doesn't want him to die.' But to add the fear of a civil lawsuit shouldn't even be a thought process. I don't want him to die! That is the only ethical decision to make.

[Chinook]

People are overblowing the chances of him dying on the court. He's not looking for a doctor to let him play despite the clots. He's looking for a doctor who has a solution for the clots that works. The idea that there isn't or at least won't soon be a way to deal with this issue is sort of absurd. Even if Bosh never plays again, his efforts might lead to a breakthrough that will help future athletes.

[lefty20]

^ Too bad House rode into the sunset with Wilson