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Bosh reaps his reward

MATTHEW SEKERES

From Monday's Globe and Mail

Latest comment posted at 1:26 PM EST 09/09/08

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  1. E W from Canada writes: I'm glad Bosh was successful. He seems to have the knack of checking his ego on and off the court. Looking forward to seeing how his gold medal success translates to the Raptors' upcoming season.
  2. Ryan Hickman from Canada writes: Seems like a real class act who isn't afraid to put the work into something. He appears to be level headed despite the glitz and glamour that is USA basketball. A great guy to lead the Raptors and an ambassador for basketball across the country of Canada.

    Can't wait for the NBA season to begin!
  3. marc auger from Canada writes: If a kid was going to choose a sports star as a role model, Chris Bosh would be among the best to have. With a dedicated work ethic and commitment to team, there are few better than him.
  4. andy c from Canada writes: even having the chance to practice with front court players such as Howard and Boozer every day will do wonders for Bosh's game. the Bosh/O'neal front court will be awsome to watch this season
  5. Jack F from Canada writes: Love, love, love the way Bosh plays. And, as he's proven in Toronto, character and leadership cannot be taught. It's ingrained, cough - Vince Carter - cough. Even among superstar NBA players, his leadership came out in this tournament and I think his play open the eyes of a lot of American viewers who don't get to see him play as often as we do. It's unfortunate we live in the LeBron age, because Bosh deserves to win an MVP award. However, unless the Raps run away with the Eastern conference, I don't see him getting enough media exposure to win the award.
  6. Moose Lion from Canada writes: Jack F:

    It's not the media expsoure that will prevent Bosh from winning an MVP. He's a good player, he's just not in that upper echelon yet and may not ever get there. Vince proved that you can get all the media attention you need, even in Toronto.
  7. Stan Stainton from Burlington, Canada writes: I've always loved watching Bosh play. His growth and place in leadership of the Raptors has been a treat to follow.
    The Raptors under their coach with Bosh have always played exciting basketball. Hopefully this year will see fewer injuries & the team upsets those created.

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