Chris Bosh's blood clot appeared in the lungs, making this ailment deadly.
Usually, there are three situations where blood clots occur:
Firstly, severe physical overexertion; secondly, it's hereditary; thirdly, it's caused by surgery like a hip joint procedure...
Chris Bosh hasn't undergone such surgery, and the hereditary claim was clarified later when he tried to return: his condition doesn't have hereditary traits.
So there's only one situation: the small forward's body was forced to endure the physical battles of the five, exhausted.
Now, the situation is the Heat Team has David Lee, so he doesn't need to play the five, and if Chris Bosh hadn't developed lung blood clots, or if they had appeared later, it is very possible.
By the time we reach 14 years later, the League has entirely entered the "Small Ball Era," which would be Chris Bosh's moment to shine, absolutely one of the league's top interior players.
As for Dwyane Wade...
