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Chris Bosh	#4 \| Forward \| Toronto Raptors

Height: 6-10 Weight: 235 Born: March 24, 1984, Dallas, Texas

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December 27, 2006
Chris Bosh worked out yesterday, but he has yet to test his bruised knee in a full practice, according to the Toronto Star. Bosh said he may not return to action until Jan. 3.

December 15, 2006
The swelling in Chris Bosh's knee hasn't gone away and he's not expected back anytime soon, according to the Toronto Sun. Bosh will not dress for tonight's game with New Jersey or for Sunday's game with Golden State, and it's a fair bet he won't see action next week on Toronto's upcoming four-game road trip. "I could come back when there's still a little bit of pain, but that might cause some bigger issue," Bosh said.

December 12, 2006
Chris Bosh isn't traveling with the Raptors this week, so the earliest he'll be back in the lineup would be Friday's home game with New Jersey. Bosh is battling a bruised left knee and did not play Monday at Miami; he'll also sit Wednesday at Orlando.

December 10, 2006
Chris Bosh missed Sunday's game with a bruised left knee, according to the AP. He is day-to-day. Bosh was replaced in the lineup by Andrea Bargnani, this year's No. 1 overall pick in the draft.

December 10, 2006
The Raptors consider Chris Bosh to be questionable for Sunday's game, according to the Toronto Star. He missed practice yesterday to have tests performed on his sore left knee.

December 6, 2006
Chris Bosh was able to work out yesterday, though he did not take part in practice, according to the Toronto Star. Whether he will be cleared to play through his eye infection tonight won't be determined until he takes part in this morning's shootaround. "I got a prescription to calm it down and everything," said Bosh. "I'm here. ... I didn't get to practice but I got a workout in. They're still trying to look at it and see what happened. It's still kind of like a question mark."

December 5, 2006
Chris Bosh missed practice Monday with an inflammation of his left eye, according to the Toronto Star. "It's kind of scary," said GM Bryan Colangelo. "The guy wakes up and (experiences) this light sensitivity. It started (Sunday night). He woke up (yesterday) and it was much more of a problem. He can see. He's just hyper-light sensitive." Bosh was put on medication yesterday and will be re-examined today before his status for tomorrow's game in Cleveland can be determined.

November 26, 2006
Although Chris Bosh said his troublesome knee was "stiff" Saturday after playing 42 minutes on Friday, he is expected to play on Sunday, according to the New York Daily News. "(The knee) is just sore," he said. "I'll be on the court giving 100 percent as always."

November 25, 2006
Despite playing 42 minutes last night, Chris Bosh mustered only 11 points and seven boards, shooting 22 percent from the floor. Coach Sam Mitchell blamed the performance on Bosh's sore knee, according to the Toronto Star. "He just couldn't get by people like he normally does," Mitchell said. "He couldn't move like he's accustomed to moving and that kind of hurt us. You're talking about our primary scorer and he couldn't do the things he's comfortable doing." Bosh credited Atlanta's defense for the poor outing. The injury doesn't appear to be serious at this point, but it's a little concerning, considering he already was troubled by plantar fasciitis this season.

November 24, 2006
Although Chris Bosh missed the end of Thursday's practice with a sore knee, the Raptors expect him to play Friday, the Toronto Star reports.

November 5, 2006
Chris Bosh said yesterday that his plantar fasciitis feels fine heading into today's contest against the Spurs, according to the Toronto Star. "It's still sore sometimes, but it's really not an issue," he said. "I'm playing every day, I'm practicing every day."

October 27, 2006
Chris Bosh will play in Friday's preseason game, according to the Toronto Sun. He's been dealing with a sore heel in training camp and has missed four of the seven exhibitions. I'm going to work like hell the next four days," Bosh said. "Next week, I've got to work really, really hard so I can hit the ground running. I'm not going to be in shape like my teammates, but I will be close."

October 20, 2006
Chris Bosh played through his heel injury and had 16 points and seven rebounds in Thursday's win over Maccabi Tel-Aviv.

October 18, 2006
Still bothered by a sore heel, Chris Bosh will not take part in tonight's exhibition game, according to the Toronto Star. It doesn't sound serious at this point, since he's hoping to play tomorrow night. "We'll see how he feels," said coach Sam Mitchell. "He says he feels fine, but we'll see."

October 17, 2006
Chris Bosh sat out practice on Monday to rest his sore heel, according to the Toronto Star. "It's moreso a wear thing, over time, extra stress from running a lot," said Bosh. "I've been running a lot since this past summer and the season before last. It's just a lot of stress catching up to me. Right now it's just a matter of taking care of it."

October 16, 2006
The Raptors aren't taking any chance with their franchise player, Chris Bosh, so he was held out of yesterday's preseason game as a precaution due to a sore heel, according to the Toronto Star. "It wasn't really hurt, it's just a thing that progressed over time with a lot of playing," Bosh said. "It just became sore. It was just a precautionary measure." Bosh is one of the best young big men in the game and shouldn't last past the second round in any drafts.

April 21, 2006
Chris Bosh announced that he will sign a long-term extension with the Raptors in the offseason, according to the Toronto Star. Bosh still has one year left on his rookie contract, but he'll be eligible to sign a six-year extension this summer.

April 6, 2006
With absolutely nothing to play for besides lottery balls, the Raptors have decided to play it safe with Chris Bosh and shut him down for the remainder of the season due to his sprained thumb, according to the Toronto Star. "It would be worse to come back and further injure it," he said.

March 29, 2006
The Toronto Star reports that Chris Bosh likely will not return to action this season, because the Raptors don't want to risk seriously damaging his sprained thumb. "It's tough but safety's the main concern," he said yesterday. "I talked to the doctors (Monday) and they're telling me if the same thing happens again if I play, it could be very severe."

March 28, 2006
According to the AP, Chris Bosh is out indefinitely with a sprained left thumb, injured during Sundays loss to the Bucks. Bosh will have the thumb re-evaluated by the Raptors team physician in seven to 10 days to determine when he can return to the lineup.

March 28, 2006
Chris Bosh said he expects to play through his sprained thumb tomorrow against the Heat, according to the Toronto Star. He indicated the digit was "really sore" on Monday and will receive treatment on it today.

March 27, 2006
Chris Bosh left yesterday's game after just seven minutes of action with a sprained thumb on his left (shooting) hand. X-rays were negative, and he was diagnosed with a mild sprain. "It's pretty sore right now," Bosh said after the game. "I like to give it a night's rest and see how it feels."

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