After being diagnosed with blood clots on his lungs and being shut down four months ago. Chris Bosh’s future seemed in doubt. But after being released and being told his career was not in danger, the outcome seemed brighter.
For the first time since February, Bosh will be returning to the court to resume basketball-related activities. Great news.
Bosh has resumed court work for the first time since being sidelined at the February All-Star break due to blood clots on his lung, working Tuesday with coach Erik Spoelstra, assistant coach David Fizdale, among others.
Back from a recent vacation in South America, Bosh has joined others drilling at on the Heat’s practice court, including Shabazz Napier, James Ennis and Hassan Whiteside, with Zoran Dragic recently returning to also join the sessions. …
Bosh’s recent vacation including some hikes at altitude, but his latest work in the gym is believed to not yet involve contact work.
With blood thinners part of Bosh’s treatment, there has been caution with contact drilling.
H/T: Sun-Sentinel
