Alright guys... It looks like the Raps are good to go and ready to get that winninng record back!! Bosh looks to be back to himself... he could still improve his FG%, but you'll see an improvement on that stat tonight. Raps may be 1 and 8 or so in Chicago, but I can't see them losing now if the team plays the way it should!!</p> "My percentage from the field isn't good right now," Bosh said. "If I'm wide open, I'm going to take the jump shot. If not, I'll go to the basket and try and draw the foul. I have confidence in my free throw shooting." (Yahoo Sports game preview)</p> At one point last night, Bosh was 20 for his last 20 from the line!!! Keep driving it to the rim and your shot will come around baby... GoRapsGo!!</p>
Bosh has been money from the line the past two games which not only helps keep him in the game and the Raps getting easy points but most importantly is how it causes opposing coaches to go to their back up 4/5.</p> I'm not sure I'd quite say the Raps are fully back yet, yesterday was a step in the right direction but I won't be happy until I see them play well for a full 48 against a team not name the Nets.</p> I thought Bosh's jumper looked better in the fourth quarters the past few games, which to me signals his body is still adjusting to playing games and he needs time to loosen up. One thing is for sure, Chris's mental toughness is right there this year. Even if he is shooting poorly he's trying to do things that can help the team while he's on the court.</p>
Bosh is showing why he is our best player. When all the doubts were on him, and when people were saying he won't be our leading scorer, was just wrong. He does so many good things that he changes game. He is a great FT shooter and can shoot, or drive and make plays for his teammates.</p> Bargnani, I think needs to start. To sit him you are telling him that you don't have trust that he can get the job done when he has a few bad games. He was avergaing 20 PPG before and he can do it again. Just give him the time, he will score.</p>
