Chris Bosh admits he is scared of the Garden crowd

[Drucci]

Chris Bosh never ceases to amaze. In addition to being incredibly soft and weak he is just really stupid, it's not the first time he has made some confidences to the media on stuff that he should really keep for him... I mean :

    When the Miami Heat came on the floor 15 minutes before Game 3's tipoff Saturday night the arena was darkened and the seats at TD Garden were full. On the videoboard above, the Boston Celtics were shown outside their locker room jumping up and down as the theme from Rocky pulsed from the loud speakers.

    It was intimidating and that was before anyone had even broken a sweat. Most arenas are rowdy in the playoffs and in Boston it's tradition.

    The intensity of that atmosphere got to Chris Bosh, something he admitted when looking back on his first road game in the second round. Bosh said nerves were a major factor in perhaps his worst game of the season, a six-point, five-rebound effort in 30 minutes in the Heat's 97-81 blowout loss.

    "Given all the elements that were out there last night ... they were so hyped," Bosh said. "My emotions got the best of me early on and it kind of dictated what I was doing for the rest of the game."

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/truehoop/miamiheat/news/story?id=6509705

How dumb is it to admit you're scared of a crowd when you are going to face the exact same crowd later on that day?

[heyvik]

Tonight....LET'S BRING BACK THE JUNGLE!!!!!

[angryguy77]

I would pay fortune to hear what KG has to say to him during the game tonight.

[Greenbean]

I cant wait to get in his head again tonight.

[OsirusCeltics]

Hahahaha
When I read this, I was literally out of breath laughing
Same with me, I am speechless at the things he says
People say he's been a walking punchline this season. Well, his whole career is a punchline

[Donoghus]

I hope the crowd tonight is as intense as it was in Game 3.

That place was an absolute zoo on Saturday night.

[Roy H.]

What a moron.  Even if he was intimidated and scared, why on earth would he admit it?  This just means that 1) the crowd will get on him even more, and 2) his teammates will lose some trust in him.

[youcanthandlethetruth113]

Hahahaha
When I read this, I was literally out of breath laughing
Same with me, I am speechless at the things he says
People say he's been a walking punchline this season. Well, his whole career is a punchline

Why does everything Lebron & Bosh say sound so stupid?

[Greenbean]

I hope the crowd tonight is as intense as it was in Game 3.

That place was an absolute zoo on Saturday night.

I am praying (and expecting) that they will show these quotes in the montage before the game tonight.

That stuff works. I will be there doing my part. I expect the place to be even crazier tonightI think we smell a little fear and were going to take advantage as long as the Celts come out strong.

[Greenbean]

Hahahaha
When I read this, I was literally out of breath laughing
Same with me, I am speechless at the things he says
People say he's been a walking punchline this season. Well, his whole career is a punchline

Why does everything Lebron & Bosh say sound so stupid?

  TP

[wdleehi]

Any chance the Celtics would put that quote up on the screen right before they introduce Bosh?

[vinnie]

So bummed I cannot make it tonight. The crowd has to target Bosh with chants from the beginning. Unreal that he actually gave these quotes to the press.

[Surferdad]

Any chance the Celtics would put that quote up on the screen right before they introduce Bosh?

Red would have done it.

[Who]

I don't think it matters that they Bosh admitted.

What matters is how he handles it the next time and he sounds more like a man who is committed to changing his actions rather than one is resigned to repeating his past mistakes. I would be quietly confident in Bosh after saying this if I were a Miami fan.

He screwed up, he knows it and he is moving on. Good thing.

[the_Bird]

I don't think it matters that they Bosh admitted.

What matters is how he handles it the next time and he sounds more like a man who is committed to changing his actions rather than one is resigned to repeating his past mistakes. I would be quietly confident in Bosh after saying this if I were a Miami fan.

He screwed up, he knows it and he is moving on. Good thing.

Dude keeps screwing up, though.  How 'bout the whole "I'm not making excuses, but when I woke up I had a little crick in my neck" after Rondo comes back from having his figgin' arm dislocated?

The truth is, Bosh is the weak, and the C's are the tyranny of evil men.

LeBron and Wade are many things, but they aren't too dumb to know that they can't count on Bosh.