Chris Bosh Not Cleared to Play as Heat Will Enter Season With 125-1 Championship Odds

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Upon failing his pre-season physical due to continued blood clotting in his leg, Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh has not been cleared for training camp. 

"The Miami Heat and Chris Bosh, in consultation with team doctors and other physicians, have been working together for many months with the mutual goal of having Chris return to the court as soon as possible," the team's statement said. "Chris has now taken his pre-season physical. The Miami Heat regret that it remains unable to clear Chris to return to basketball activities." 

Bosh’s doctors had told him earlier this year that his basketball career was “probably over”.   

The Heat will enter the 2016-2017 season with long 125-1 odds of winning a championship and were expected to win 36.5 regular season games.  Compare that to the reigning NBA Champions Cleveland Cavs who are expected to win 56.5.  – Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

Odds to win the 2016-17 NBA Finals (6/15/17)
Team     Odds
Golden State Warriors     5/8
Cleveland Cavaliers     13/4
San Antonio Spurs     12/1
Boston Celtics     25/1
Los Angeles Clippers     35/1
Oklahoma City Thunder     75/1
Toronto Raptors     75/1
Memphis Grizzlies     80/1
Chicago Bulls     85/1
Minnesota Timberwolves     85/1
Atlanta Hawks     100/1
Indiana Pacers     100/1
New York Knicks     100/1
Portland Blazers     125/1
Utah Jazz     125/1
Detroit Pistons     150/1
Miami Heat     150/1
Milwaukee Bucks     150/1
New Orleans Pelicans     150/1
Washington Wizards     150/1
Houston Rockets     200/1
Orlando Magic     200/1
Dallas Mavericks     400/1
Charlotte Hornets     500/1
Denver Nuggets     500/1
Los Angeles Lakers     500/1
Philadelphia 76ers     500/1
Sacramento Kings     500/1
Brooklyn Nets     1250/1
Phoenix Suns     1250/1
Odds to win the 2016-17 Eastern Conference (6/1/17)
Team     Odds
Cleveland Cavaliers     1/3
Boston Celtics     8/1
Toronto Raptors     19/1
Atlanta Hawks     30/1
Chicago Bulls     30/1
Indiana Pacers     35/1
Detroit Pistons     40/1
New York Knicks     50/1
Washington Wizards     50/1
Milwaukee Bucks     55/1
Miami Heat     60/1
Orlando Magic     60/1
Charlotte Hornets     100/1
Philadelphia 76ers     150/1
Brooklyn Nets     500/1
Odds to win the 2016-17 Western Conference (6/1/17)
Team     Odds
Golden State Warriors     1/3
San Antonio Spurs     9/2
Los Angeles Clippers     15/1
Oklahoma City Thunder     30/1
Memphis Grizzlies     40/1
Minnesota Timberwolves     45/1
Portland Blazers     50/1
Utah Jazz     50/1
Houston Rockets     75/1
New Orleans Pelicans     75/1
Dallas Mavericks     200/1
Denver Nuggets     250/1
Los Angeles Lakers     250/1
Sacramento Kings     250/1
Phoenix Suns     650/1

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