Was Chris Bosh Lucky To Get In To The Hall Of Fame?

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

As a Heat fan I can tell you he was extremely underrated. He was willing to sacrifice so much and had such a versatile game. It’s a shame those blood clots stopped him from putting up more numbers

[@rebitedon]

As a Bosh fan I agree

[@brendonwallace2877]

Yeah man these dudes crazy people forget bosh and wade alone would’ve made the playoffs in 2014-15 the year after lebron left bosh averaged 21 points and 8 boards dude literally retired in his prime

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

@@brendonwallace2877 it really is crazy people forget how skilled he was and how much he had left in the tank before he was forced to retire

[@allmight9238]

We could have seen a Heat vs Cavs matchup if Bosh wasn't dealing with blood clots 🥺

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

@@allmight9238 facts, as a Heat fan I was so ready for that match up

[@bananabonzai]

One of the most underrated big men to gracefully adjust his game to fit the NBA landscape

[@driiifter]

they used to talk so much trash about him standing out on the elbow or line to shoot jumpers, now look at the league lol.

[@Howdidhenotseeme]

He was a 11 time all star and basically a 20-10 guy, idk how anyone would wonder why hes in the hof

[@davidadeyemi9466]

Nah the nba adjusted to his game. He ushered in the stretch centre. He's arguably the perfect prototypical stretch centre. These players are rare: I can only think of KAT and JJJ ( but KAT can't defend like bosh)

[@husseinmurray7797]

bosh is the epitome of a good teammate. sacrificed being a number one option and personal accolades to help be a key piece on a championship team. people forget about how good he truly was in toronto, and to me that shows how selfless he was. an amazing player with a humble heart. deserves every bit of being in the HOF

[@fuckhoes6369]

Not when he played in 2014 n made goat James lose I wish he traded them

[@takemeout5687]

@@fuckhoes6369 tbf fair Wade played terribly too. Wade and Bosh averaged 15ppg and 12ppg respectively on pretty average to terrible efficiency

[@fuckhoes6369]

@@takemeout5687 duh that’s what I jus said

[@chengao1852]

Looks like both Bosh and Manu played the role where they sacrificed their own personal accolades for the betterment of their teams. Imo that's something harder to do for most star players than getting their own. They are the true hall of famers.

[@CareFreeCommuting]

Yepper…Bosh was just headed towards KG in Minny life…MVP caliber but no chips…he definitely chose correctly in my opinion, though they should’ve started him at the 5 in Miami from the get go and given him more touches.

[@chengao1852]

@@CareFreeCommuting Bosh was definitely a few years ahead of the times. He would be such a valuable asset for a championship contender as a small ball 5.. shoot, rebound, defend the paint but also quick enough to guard the guard position.

[@ggchan7825]

bosh and manu are as important to the team, but somehow bosh did not get as much recognition, he is so underrated

[@LeBronAintTheG0at]

Manu has accomplished something on international stage, bosh wasn't even close

[@w3t80y123]

Manu was a global star, Olympics, world cup.... Bosh not even close

[@camejko]

Lucky? He's an 11 time all star, they give hof passes to players with half his all stars

[@wazzup233]

And he's the 1st 2003 NBA Draft Class to induct into the Naismith HOF and that's another achievement for Chris Bosh. #GOAT 🐐

[@moukhshiii7220]

@@wazzup233 You guys who threw goat everywhere ruined that term, goat of what? Dreadlocks?

[@godmaster2209]

@@moukhshiii7220 GOAT of the Jurassic era.

[@richmahogany1]

to be fair, the best player in toronto will always go to the all star game because the entire country will vote for them every time.

[@camejko]

@@richmahogany1 that might be true for Kyle lowery, but Bosh produced 25,9, 4 seasons

[@GlenForonda]

Chris Bosh had HOF talent, HOF skill, and HOF team-first attitude. His career was also HOF-level. How some people question Bosh’s HOF status makes me question humanity.

[@ramonvicentevallesterosric7802]

If someone had a criticism for Bosh HoF it can be said that it's too early but eventually he is a Hall of Famer

[@ok-eu5nq]

bosh deserves HOF but Chris webber really needs to get in now, webber was a lot better than bosh

[@derekhayter4879]

I think people questioned about his HOF status only because he didn't get to have a glorious career after his Miami days. He sort of disappeared with his injuries and health issues. He also retired quite early unfortunately, but yes, HOF no doubt when we look at his career before his health caught up to him

[@3rdeye931]

Question humanity??? Lol what? It’s basketball. It’s not that deep.

[@fuckhoes6369]

Cap not in 2014 fasho

[@FOKTV_]

This background music really is the one 🙌🏾

[@SeisKyomi]

Absolutely, the others kinda turn his videos into parodies. If he changes the music, it should bring the same energy.

[@DrKlitamortus]

Signature music for sure

[@850ak]

@FOKTV kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYC9gX2NdtOpnqM

[@Htiy]

@@SeisKyomi the ad was playing for me but i knew which music 😂

[@SassyToaster.]

I look forward to this epic theme sometimes I click off the videos if it's not playing lol

[@se7enzee444]

You also say Bosh became a better all-round player after playing Lebron and Wade. He expanded his offensive games; he added an accurate outside shot all the way to the 3-point line. His defense improved out of neccessaity as the Heat frontline was so weak.

[@mkmllrc]

lol did you say he became better all around?! hell nah🤣🤣 He was post scoring machine in Toronto he can fade away, 15 foot J now when he joined Miami he was stuck outside 3pt line because he has to adjust for lebron

[@northernsurferboy]

Bosh added the 3 point shot his last year in Miami, he had all the other skills before he came to Miami

[@s_ame1135]

He was already an all-around superstar. The only reason he was recruited in the first place. We know he can shoot and has fundamental form so even without the Heat, he'll definitely improve his 3pt shot somewhere else.

[@tuckcity]

he was already a good shooter in toronto, he didn't add anything It was the play style that he changed in Miami, leading to more jumpshots and less post moves

[@northernsurferboy]

@@tuckcity Bosh didn't shoot 3 pointers in Toronto, one year he was 1 for 3 for the whole season, what I like about CB4 is he kept adding to his game and added the 3 point shot near the end of his career

[@JonnyLin7]

As a huge Raptors fan, yes he absolutely deserved to be. If our management could surround him with anything decent, he'd 100% be in the discussion as the greatest Raptor of all time over Vince and Lowry. We talk about how bad Lebron's supporting cast was in those early Cleveland days, but Bosh had it as bad as anyone. He also laid out the blue print for the modern big man. He transitioned to being a stretch 5 on the Heat, stretching the floor and becoming a great switchable defender. Every team wants that out of their big man now and that's in big part of Bosh. It's really sad that he had the blood clots after those big 3 heat days. He looked like he was gonna get right back to where he left off as the number 1 guy in Miami.

[@squidford8934]

>kawhi

[@fobinc]

Quite a shame his career got cut short due to his blood clots*** not sure why I thought heart.

[@chadwellington2524]

true, bosh had anthony parker. tj ford, and calderon to run with for his raptors years.. any other player wouldnt have done any betetr with those players except lebron

[@Naruto0s44]

He been deserved the hall of fame

[@rebitedon]

When Bron and Wade went out and Bosh went off and kept the Heat win streak going. I knew definitively he was being held back. I always like his game. Sad how he's being slept on. Like people forget he was top 3 pf in the league before joining the Heat behind freaking Tim Duncan and Kevin Garrett. People was mad at the Heat super team for a reason and Bosh was a big part of that.

[@djLagwayEnjoyer]

Well he was never better than dirk

[@rebitedon]

@@djLagwayEnjoyer true. Forgot about Dirk

[@OriginalRizz-JxR]

Never better than Dirk not once

[@dstreet4599]

More like top 5 PF during his time. But I get the sentiment.

[@xHyperActive0]

Chris Bosh is one of those players who you have to really watch and focus on him to know how good of a player he was.

[@MikeLoveThyself]

Spot on

[@Htiy]

Sus

[@JackyVengance08]

He made 11 All-Star teams after retiring at age 31?! This ain’t even a debate Nick.

[@O.D.Fred2]

If this is even a question, then you don’t truly know basketball. He deserves this nod w/out question.

[@pasc.zeke25]

Yes ssirrr. EFFIN DISRESPECTFUL!!!!!

[@Doonesh]

i’ll save you guys the watch and just answer the question; Yes, yes he does.

[@awokenajin6620]

Thanks

[@TheIcemanthomas]

@Tong Zou better and greater are two different things. All of those guys you name had good careers but little to no winning, and didn’t have long careers. He may not have had the peak of Webber, but he played at a high level for a longer time and won on top of it. Something y’all seem to leave out it just how much longevity plays a part in things. Peak is great, but it has to last and accomplishments are key. Webber was the better talent but bosh absolutely had the bette career. Bosh has a resume comparable to first ballot guys. I can make guys who had much shorter peaks and less accolades who got in easily. So why would it make sense that Bosh had to wait even longer but Webber should get in? Y’all so focused on the name and the peak that you completely rule out everything else.

[@davidwilliams3397]

@Tong Zou I agree that he signed up for a role and in that respect he performed as advertised. I don't think he is marginal if anything given that he prioritised winning over stats

[@sherabgashon]

@Tong Zou The point is Chris Bosh sacrificed personal accolades for winning. Would Webber really have done more if he played along Lebron and Wade? He would have been relegated to the same role as Bosh.

[@sherabgashon]

@Tong Zou Also Webber had a great Kings team behind him. The raptors were dismal for years in the 2000s, both from a player and coaching standpoint.

[@idealcommentary]

He made it to the all-star game for 11 straight years and was a starter on a back-to-back championship team that made it to the finals 4 straight years, this really shouldn’t be a question

[@pzooka]

And he probably would have had some All NBA selections if he didn’t play against 3 of the greatest power forwards of all time. Duncan, Garnett and Nowitzki

[@chadwellington2524]

@@pzooka Yep, if bosh was around in this era hes best power forward in league behind giannis if you count him as pf

[@grandpa203]

I've had this argument plenty of times...it's not that hard to get into the Basketball HOF...imo opinion it's probably the easiest to get into out of the major pro sports. With that being said Bosh didn't get lucky he earned it.

[@FunBox.]

I'll never forget the insulting title: "2.5 Stars" That was the biggest news headline criticizing the Heat for their first 2 years. But at the same time, LeBron haters would say he had a big 3. It was crazy to see how 'hate' could produce such illogical narratives.

[@webuser3439]

Not all NBA stars are created equal. The reality was somewhere in the middle. Bosh was a legitimate NBA all-star who was capable of leading his own team. On paper, the Heat had a "true big-3". LeBron-haters use this narrative to diminish LeBron's accomplishments. However, in practice, the Heat's "big-3" fit very poorly together. Their play styles & skill sets simply overlapped way too much, which turned them into a severely under-optimized team, essentially neutralizing their own talent. Hence, the "2.5 stars" narrative was also accurate. One could even argue that it was only a "big-2" at best. The Heat had arguably the most talented "big-3" ever assembled, but their combined talent was greatly limited by their poorly-assembled roster, making their "big-3" not a true "big-3". Therefore, both arguments are simultaneously true. This is why true big-3s rarely work unless the 3 stars fit perfectly together (e.g. 2016-2019 Warriors or 2020-2021 Nets). It's more efficient to have only 2 stars on a team (e.g. Kobe-Shaq Lakers) or 1 superstar with 2 lesser stars (e.g. Bird's Celtics, Jordan's Bulls). In the NBA, there is such a thing as too much talent, and the Heatles were the best example of that.

[@kuruptzZz]

@@webuser3439 But that argument means that no big 3 can even exist, since pretty much any big star will have to change their game to fit 2 others...which is also something that can't happen overnight. So I don't buy the "big 2.5"

[@webuser3439]

@@kuruptzZz No TRUE "big-3" can ever work, unless their play styles all fit together exceptionally well, which is incredibly rare. Miami Heat's big-3 did not work at all because all three of them have similar play styles and skillsets. They were all ball-dominant. The Heatles were only a big-2.5 or big-2, because at least one of them had to play like a role-player while being paid like a franchise star.

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Yes people forget just how good he was on mediocre Raptors teams and his contributions on the near-dynasty Heatles

[@Kawhisexual]

mediocre? Bosh's teammates were horrendous!!!

[@sn00p_vlp]

he was nice but not hof worthy

[@dwadeisthegoat2020]

@@sn00p_vlp how though

[@pullt]

A dynasty requires not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, not seven

[@lik7953]

@@sn00p_vlp nah he definitely is worthy. 11 all star appearances is more than curry has

[@chery5818]

hell yes not even a question

[@leroiarthuroiie2142]

13:20 this block on Danny Green was insane

[@tuckcity]

most memorable moment of chris bosh for me (besides the game winning rebound/pass to ray allen) Was when he was with the raptors, was under the basket, and rose up for a one handed jam, one of the best one handed standing dunks ive seen, he did that with so much authority. He was a much better dunker when he was with the raptors

[@yyzsank]

I know exactly what dunk you're talking about. Where they defender tried to steal the ball and he just yanks it away and goes up

[@TheDrunkLawyer]

One of my earliest introductions to Bosh was him filming his own home made low budget commercial wearing a cowboy hat advertising himself campaigning for ppl to vote him as an all star

[@Zay-i1l]

Miss those days lol

[@alexanderadonyae7937]

He was Lamarcus Aldridge of the Eastern Conference back then! Look at Lamarcus in his early days with Portland and you can see both of them had very similar play styles

[@dannex98]

Chris bosh was on the run for MVP at one point. he was just behind lebron wade and howard

[@anghda]

Offense maybe but defense bosh is better

[@s_ame1135]

Not even close. Bosh is a versatile two-way bigman just like Duncan was. Aldridge is just a big man who can shoot.

[@linq7134]

good comparison

[@dannex98]

Bosh is in Garnett and Duncan Category . Lamarcus not at that level

[@7XDDM]

I love this video. I'd love to see more in the same vein of this!

[@MindfulAttraction]

This is the LeBron effect where his big men are questioned whether or not he deserves to be in the Hall of fame. Same thing is going to happen with Kevin love.

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

True but Kevin Love wasn’t as good Bosh though

[@Kesh-nt7wf]

You must be from the late 2000s if you think Kevin love is overrated

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

@@Kesh-nt7wf Kevin Love wasn’t the defender Bosh was, not even close. He was good but not as good as Bosh.

[@Kesh-nt7wf]

@@MrSayWhatIThink23 sure. And KL was offensively gifted, that guy had multiple double double. I remember he always led that category. And had some incredible 40-50pt games. I'd say he closely resembles what AD back in pels Don't know whether he deserves HOF, idk. But he was definitely a monster back in the days

[@MrSayWhatIThink23]

@@Kesh-nt7wf Kevin Love was very talented offensively but not that much more Bosh. The biggest gap was in Love’s rebounding, especially getting easy put back opportunities on offensive rebounds

[@seasonone]

As someone that loved the Heatles era of basketball, I wasn't even trying to unique or quirky when I would say Bosh was my absolute favourite of the Big 3. Still a proud owner of his Heat jersey in my closet. Absolute deserving first ballot HOFer. Shame how his career was cut short. Would still be a great 3rd or 4th option on a LeBron lead team in 2021.

[@kevinzhou6831]

Bosh could enter HOF with that rebound lol.

[@yj5069]

Love Chris Bosh as a person and player. Definitely deserves to be in the hall of fame

[@shanever1]

Thanks Coach for changing my mind in 13 minutes. Well done

[@YeeSoest]

He came back from that devastating meteor impact that killed his entire SPECIES and you dare scrutinize the man's career like that? Shame on you, Sir ^^

[@Keithhaskins]

Dude, those hedges and the rotations starting at 11:45 are really fun to watch. Really great video, Coach. I’m a huge footwork fan and teach footwork anytime I’m teaching anything new on the court, so anytime a video includes footwork it’s an instant like!

[@bballbreakdown]

so weird to see considering how NBA teams defend now

[@Keithhaskins]

@@bballbreakdown yup. A lot of fighting over/drop coverages or straight up switches for some teams.

[@Djpauly_bobo]

As a Raptor fan, it would have been nice to see him make something with Derozen and another wing or Lowry. Would have been nice if the video could have compared with some of his contemporaries and see where they ended up, because looking at the top PF for last 20 years, one argument is that he has been more consistently good. My argument against (at least 1st ballot) would be that wasn't lauded for his defence in TO, never won any individual awards, didn't carry the Raptors to any significant level of success, was an All-star but rarely All-NBA and did not really have any defining performances either.

[@marshallbeck9101]

This is where I’m at, I do think he’s a hall of gamer but 1st ballot I dunno I understand being humble and yada yada but what do we really expect from the hall of very good

[@dx7800]

@@marshallbeck9101 he is first ballot

[@amplitudehertz17]

asking this question to an 11 times all-star is an insult

[@Co0oLCat]

BOSH With the REBOUBND and the assist, MIAMI wins!!! Even tho ray allen hit that shot. It was all BOsh

[@moukhshiii7220]

Don't say all bosh. It was both

[@Co0oLCat]

@@moukhshiii7220 you right

[@moukhshiii7220]

@@Co0oLCat why is a cat on KZbin

[@Halkaniin]

Reminds me of James Worthy. Didn't have the crazy individual stats to make it to the HoF, but the championships and big playoff games got him in. The whole league knew how good he was

[@davidwilliams3397]

Worthy was mismatch go to won a FMVP as I remember it against the Pistons, no one would ver question his hall of fame worthiness (sic)

[@chadwellington2524]

what? bosh was a 20 and 10 guy pretty much since he joined the league

[@Tek3333]

He was a superstar on the Raptors, and helped the Heat win B2B titles. Also helps that he has the biggest rebound in NBA history

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Superstar is a stretch. He was definitely a star tho.

[@Tek3333]

@@TheIcemanthomas idk, I’d call him a low end superstar in his prime. He was a top 10 players in the league at one point Also I had a poster as a kid that said “NBA superstars” with a bunch of players on it and he was one of them lol

[@michaelwatkins9479]

I started watching basketball in like 08, so I can’t speak on much, but Chris Bosh should be the new benchmark for getting into the hall of fame. Sure, he wasn’t Tim Duncan, but he still had a better career than most big men.

[@MosheXX]

If Chris Webber a hall of famer then so is Bosh. They have the same amount of points and Bosh played two years less and was forced to retire.

[@mxhughes]

Nowhere near the same webber actually carried teams and had a real 3-4 year run being a title contender.As good as bosh was he was a good player on piss poor teams then was subjugated to a high end role player in Miami.He's a hof but his career really is based on Miami

[@MosheXX]

MX Hughes The whole career is counted. So we just ignore Webber on the Bullets? No. But They have the same amount of points and Webber was the 1st option Bosh was the 3rd. For them to have the same amount of points and Webber had the offense built around him for the majority of his career shows how good Bosh was really.

[@RemyKingKen]

@@mxhughes wow, a high end role player? He was a crucial part of their offense, he essentially started small ball and definitively proved that it was possible on a championship roster. Pick and pop game was too clean and it took unskilled big men like roy hibbert for easy buckets or clear lanes

[@tikbalangbukid]

He defiinitely deserve the HOF honor. 'he was a great scorer,/player and his legacy is secured..'

[@vaguraw]

This was a really amazing video that puts CB4's career into perspective.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Absolutely. Consistency for a decade and two titles in 4 finals is a well above average resume in my book.

[@minhvu1184]

11 time all star as well

[@deelaw.]

If he stayed in Toronto he would easily put up 30 and 10 but decided to sacrifice his personal stats for 2 rings. Guy definitely deserves HOF status.

[@akdoc2003]

Being a Houston fan, I read a LOT of articles on Chris Bosh, since he was one of Morey's most coveted targets. Chris was VERY vocal that he didn't want to play at the center position. That is probably why the Heat put him at the 4 for the first 3 years. He didn't like absorbing the banging down low on the defensive end. Back in that era, there were a few 6'10" and up players that didn't want to play center: Chris Bosh, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, LaMarcus Aldridge come to mind.

[@dunmatta2670]

Definitely. Not only the best player on his team in Toronto but also their mascot too.

[@Yajawbroni]

So underrated you must be shadow ban or something lol

[@Ak3rf3ldt]

Bosh is a nice guy, seen many of his interviews, he is a very chill dude

[@KatCombat]

He was the first championship stretch 5, and was on the first super successful small ball team. He's just as impactful to basketball as Draymond imo.

[@luisnavarro5298]

we were robbed of small ball draymond vs bosh

[@gators9570]

@@luisnavarro5298 I would have loved to see how that matchup would have played out. Draymond definitely got the best of Love, against Bosh I’d imagine it would have been a wash impact wise

[@rob19ny]

Heat copied the Celtics lineup. Celtics moved KG to the 5 spot because they no longer had a true center and had Bass start at the 4 spot. After that, Heat did the same thing.

[@KatCombat]

@@rob19ny KG was a mid-low post scorer, Bosh changed his entire game to be a 3pt threat and pick and pop big to let Lebron operate in the post. The Heat won chips with that lineup and the Celtics unfortunately did not, hence super successful.

[@haydensigurdson388]

I’de like to believe our conversation over Greenroom about Bosh last week was the reason you made this video

[@oneloveonebeing]

we need more channels like this. thanks coach.

[@whitenoisedarkscreen]

Man I absolutely LOVED this one! More HOF videos like this please!

[@TheShachattack13]

Based on the precedent set with previous inductees, he does deserve to get in. The problem with the basketball hall of fame is that they historically have not been nearly selective enough with who they let in. It really should be called the hall of good

[@DevinPosey20]

He’s clearly a hall of famer

[@bartvanbokhoven7929]

Bosh was a beast in Toronto as well, put some respect on his name he deserves to be in the HOF

[@jflowers7]

He is one of the greatest two way players. Great video.

[@marshallbeck9101]

No

[@seriousaleks8752]

damn straight he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame

[@ChenKhanwei]

Chris Bosh is one of my top 5 favourite players of all time.

[@lukevictor4504]

the outro gave me chills. love bosh

[@dorkytron9000]

Bosh would have wrecked havoc in the east for another 5 years. imagine if he came back to toronto, after the heatles? Lebron would have to crawl into the mud to get into the finals

[@zx5584]

Hahahaha. Yes and no

[@dorkytron9000]

@@zx5584 can you please elaborate?

[@antonioayala7453]

Considering how easy it is to get into the Pro Basketball HOF, even with his career averages that don't look crazy he'd be a surefire HOFer. This video just shows why he was a definitive, no debate HOFer.

[@1ajgtwm]

He is extremely lucky but we are going to see a major influx of players who aren't really HoF caliber get in from the 2000s era

[@MosheXX]

Which players are you thinking of? I’m curious

[@1ajgtwm]

@@MosheXX Vince Carter is the first name that comes to mind. If Tracey McGrady can get in the door is open for a lot players

[@1ajgtwm]

I forgot who said it but we need a Hall of Very Good

[@yucafrita9949]

@@1ajgtwm what are you talking about ? Vince Carter will be a HOF lollll, his credentials speak for itself

[@1ajgtwm]

@@yucafrita9949 Sure underachieving as the number 1 option in his prime on all his teams and injuries derailed early too. Yeah a gold medals and some dunk highlights aint it. With the low standards of the basketball of fame. Put Latrell Sprewell in

[@bluepenguin3686]

Great analysis as usual coach! Id say put him in.

[@matlit1859]

Great video. Learned a lot!

[@jahnnlopez9957]

Chris Bosh was the first player to revolutionize the center position. He was the Heats Center and was shooting 3's and forced other teams to play small ball.

[@JuliiOAcosta]

Should do a series based on this narrative with different players like, Mcgrady, Yao Ming, etc

[@jdapaul1351]

There has been a T-Mac video.

[@Trentkobe]

HOF, sure. First ballot, no. That's just my take.

[@rebitedon]

You sleep 😴. That's just my take.

[@ok-eu5nq]

really shows how good ur actual content is when I still watch it even though the volume and style of your ads are atrocious

[@randomperson2540]

The answer to that question is yes

[@dan.promedio]

Woud love a video like this about Chris Webber. I was too young to see him in his prime

[@bowen4505]

Chris Bosh definitely deserves to be in the hall of fame, one of the greatest PF/C of all time

[@treychapo1898]

This question in the caption is kinda disrepectful he is for sure a HOF 💯

[@chriskeddie4226]

To be fair coach is only using it for clickbait.

[@treychapo1898]

@@chriskeddie4226 lol i figured but I still gotta call em out atleast he posed it as a question

[@NiGaThE]

I know I’m late but congrats on being on 2k 🎉🙏🏾💯

[@Jackson33miller]

Its very unfortunate he was forced into retirement with his health problems because he still had a good 4+ years left of solid production. 11x All-Star in the limited time he did play, I think he’s worthy of a spot in the HoF

[@s_ame1135]

yup. I remembered Wade carried the Heat to the 2nd round of the playoffs and that's also the season Bosh got injured. Imagine if Bosh was still around back then.

[@jaycoolx3]

He played power forward or center and get selected to NBA second team in the 2000s. If you look at all the bigs in their prime during that period even getting selected to the third team would be impressive

[@jay68]

Anyone that thinks Bosh is not deserving of a spot in the HoF doesn't understand basketball. Bosh was not only a problem in the post, lethal shooter, quick for his size but he later expanded his game to the 3 point line making him a dream player for any GM and team. He was way ahead of his time for a big man and would dominate the league today if he was in his prime.

[@mrmacross]

For what it's worth, Basketball Reference has a Hall of Fame predictive statistic that takes into account player stats, awards, and championships into consideration. Note that it doesn't judge Hall of Fame worthiness, but rather how likely you'll get in based on those criteria (and more) and what other inductees have accomplished. Guys like Jordan, Kobe, and Lebron come out at 100%. Dikembe Mutombo was at 96.9%. Dennis Rodman was at 75.3%. Bosh finished at 99.5%. Even with diminished numbers that came with all his sacrifice, he filled the box score plenty to get inducted into the Hall.

[@sganet_]

Of course he does, a big that can shoot from the perimeter and offer some rim protection. Him and Dirk were both important to changing the game.

[@MrMancreatedgod]

Don't blaspheme dirk like that. Bosh can't even tie the man's shoes. Bosh had range like dirk? Seriously. Gtfo.

[@sganet_]

@@MrMancreatedgod Bosh can do things that Dirk didn’t, but he shot the 3 well enough for someone at his height which was rare at the time. Dirk is elite 3pt shooter, they were both important for the game, stop being a hater.

[@MrMancreatedgod]

@@sganet_ I'm not a hater. And labeling me as one is a piss poor hof argument. That's infact the discussion. There never was any fear bosh gonna own a team. The man hardly ever even averaged a double double....but sure hof. Smh

[@GeoffeliN]

Came into the video mad that it's even a question. Left feeling thankful he got acknowledged. Heat don't win 2 without him

[@christophersingleton323]

Bosh a for sure hall of fame player one of the top 4 best pfs since 2000

[@WithAllDueRespectFOH]

He is the 1st HOF modern-day "scorer" to score under career total points under 20k.

[@BlackMediaAllAccess]

Great vid!

[@eyalrochell347]

Chris bosh my favourite player ever. That's simple as that

[@gman3013]

2 things: 1. As a Raptor fan, he was an average defender but had to be the man on a terrible team. That blew up his stats. 2. He only won meaningful games as a number 3 guy. His combination of wins and stats happened at separate times. He is absolutely not a Hall of Famer

[@416SoViet]

After that game 6 championship rebound. Bosh had 0 points in the game 7 clincher against the Spurs and he still deserves every single accolade. Undoubtedly a HOF worthy career.

[@chillard3913]

Love Bosh, deserves it forreal.

[@MohFlava]

With that rebound in 2013 finals and pass to Ray Allen was enough to make him a HOF... In my opinion! 🤗

[@jacktheripper6747]

I agree with him being in the hall of Fame I always like Chris Bosh and as a kid watching him I model my style to him a rim protector that can shoot at mid range

[@Teflon_tone]

He sacrificed individual stats to win. He's a 11 time allstar 2x champ. That's career most players won't come close too.

[@kenkiz100]

Short answer: YES Long answer: HELL YEAHHH

[@derek7630]

I haven't watched the video yet but you definitely caught me with that video title. Well played. THAT'S A HELL NO. CHRIS BOSH UNDERRATED AF.

[@AsianVideoGamer]

No doubter.... I don't think there should be any doubts. Ppl wanting to chase rings look at Chris as a warning though. He got HoF for the player he was before he joined a super team not after .

[@jenishparekh1342]

Great video, Great player!

[@alfredpaz1506]

He was the man in Toronto and was a beast there. It's a shame that he retired too early

[@blakehansen8284]

What? He's definitely a Hall of Famer. A lot of factors go into it beyond just someone's game itself. He's done a lot for basketball the sport and is easily one of the most intelligent players (off-court) of all time. Definitely my favorite of the heat trio. As a Jazz fan I was stoked to have Dwayne Wade join ownership (and vicariously OPs) but I would have appreciated Bosh's off court expertise even more.

[@MrDavid4301]

Somebody in New Orleans should hand Zion some Chris Bosh tape

[@jonathanfranco-b7p]

You should make an evaluation video on evan mobley

[@serg2189]

You should narrate the different eras of basketball. Like who was the top of the west and east and what was going at the time as far players and their dominance.. It makes more sense in my head lol

[@bierdlll]

Nicest guy in the NBA, that's what really matters. Respect.

[@PensareFilms]

Bargnani and Rasho played center in Toronto with Bosh. WTF are you talking about? The team screwed up Bargnani's development, asked him to go from 220LBS to 260LBS to play out of position because Bosh didn't want to guard centers. Bosh also bulked up big time in his last Toronto season, but lost a ton of weight to play smaller and faster in Miami. That's why he couldn't play 5.

[@gillysosilly9285]

Why do people even question if he should be in the hall of fame💀like its gotta be people who just started watching basketball a few years ago … what 10x allstar , olympic gold medalists , and 2x champion doesn’t make it in. Its guys with half of the accolades he has thats in

[@djaesy]

As a raptor I met him hes a LEGEND here still