Chris Bosh Debut Blog

• TheHype

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  Y'all gotta give a listen to his podcast that he mentioned on his blog... oh man, he's trying to kill my two favorite blogs/podcasts at the same time (Agent Zero and TBballJones)!

  Posted 4/12/2007 [reply] [flag]

• kaz

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  Voted up just for the picture alone...see the right side photo titled "Chris Bosh, foward Toronto Raptors, part-time cinematographer."

  Posted 4/12/2007 [reply] [flag]

• JaketheSnake

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  Voted up for the same reason, and CB4 is also now one of my favorite players in the game, solely on that picture.  If I could frame that picture I would.

  Posted 4/13/2007 [reply] [flag]

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Wiz Soar Gloriously Into the Playoffs, and Bosh Blogs
Published 4/11/2007 by Dan Steinberg at D.C. Sports Bog
... up and running, and Chris Bosh is blogging on NBA.com and

Thursday Thumbtacks: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, MUST LOSE!
Published 4/12/2007 by TheHype at NBA Basketball and Other Unrelatedness
... for pointing this out: Chris Bosh is blogging! In it, he mentions how he wants people to know he’s pretty funny, and not the laconic power forward Canada’s grown to appreciate. And I believe him! After taking a listen to

Thursday Bullets
Published 4/12/2007 at ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog
... about Robert Greene and his book the 48 Laws of Power, which is a book plenty of NBA players (including Stephon Marbury) and rappers (including 50 Cent) swear by -- although some consider it advice on how to be creepy and selfish. On his new NBA.com blog Chris Bosh says he's reading it right now.

Gilbert OUT, Bosh IN
Published 4/12/2007 by Sam Rubenstein at SLAM Online
... Well, now he won’t be on the court, and while he’s rehabbing and playing video games - maybe continuing to blog about his team and rehab, a new superstar is stepping up. Introducing Chris Bosh. Raptors games haven’t exactly been national TV regulars since he came into the league, but they will be soon enough once the playoff starts. From a personality standpoint, Chris is usually described as quiet and intelligent. He claims in this post that he’s not as quiet as everyone thinks he is, so he should have a lot to say. He also goes on to brag about how nerdy he is. Respect that man. And of course there’s the photo over there to the left. I think you’re supposed to keep that eye closed when using a camera.

Dwight’s A Softee, Gilbert Fights Back, And The Clips Make The West All Messy
Published 4/13/2007 by Sebastian Pruiti at Three In The Key
... . And all of a sudden, Chris Bosh s blog is in the back of my mind. But its not in the back of Gilbert s mind: Chris Bosh is blogging! Man, I went to All-Star with Chris Bosh two years straight. Chris Bosh didn’t say more than six words around me, and four of them was, “What’s up?” “What’s up” during the practice and “What’s up” during the game, both years. He should just be himself. He’ll be fine. Just enjoy it. No matter what you say, somebody isn’t going to like it. Is that somebody Gilbert??? Sniff, Sniff smell that. That s NBA Player Blog Beef. Man that would be awesome!

Chris Bosh Is A Social Media Superstar
Published 4/14/2007 by Chris Clarke at The NBA Source
... First, check out his brand-new blog on NBA.com, which he’s sort of taking over from Gilbert Arenas. Second, check out the

Zusammenfassung der Basketball Welt
Published 4/16/2007 by Tobi at HoopNation
... Auch Chris Bosh bloggt nun auf nba.com. Erst hat es mich ja gefreut mehr und mehr von den NBA Stars zu lesen. Gilbert Arenas schreibt ja auch wirklich sehr lustig und interessant. Inzwischen kommt es mir aber eher so vor, als wuerden die NBA Stars die Link Popularitaet von nba.com nutzen - alle zwei Saetze wird auf deren eigene Spielerseite verwiesen

Why Your Mainstream Media Blogs Annoy Me: Sports Blogs
Published 6/5/2007 by chris at Blog of Hilarity
... . Watch out for when he dips into the well of comedy that is Chris Bosh's NBA.com blog. Wait until Pete starts in on Chris' like of computers and how he hopes to win in the Playoffs! Ha ha! Athlete blogs so funny! Verdict These two suck. That's not to say a mainstream media entity can't undertake blogging logically and with good results. As I said, the ESPN Insider blogs are solid and insightful.

NBA Roundtable - Offseason Edition
Published 9/6/2007 by Sebastian Pruiti at Half Court Heave
... , Bosh for example) will anyone dethrone Gilbert Arenas as the best blogger? ...

The Bar Has Been Raised
Published 1/1/2008 by JakeTheSnake at Gilbertology
... Gilbert’s already shown that he’s a much better blogger than Chris is, don’t expect him to just lie down when it comes to goofy All-Star Campaign ads. ...