In the early 2010s, the Miami Heat went on a marauding four-year Finals run. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh teamed up to wreak havoc on the league, but they only ended up with two rings in four years. That’s how good the team was, that two rings in four years seemed like an underachievement.

Then after the 2014 Finals loss to the Spurs, LeBron left in Free Agency, bringing an end to the Heatles. While talking to Shannon Sharpe, Bosh spoke about how he felt when LeBron left.

He said, “We definitely left something on the table. I will always feel like it was an unfinished story. But sometimes the best stories are unfinished. It was a four-year shooting star, and we wanted to continue. I couldn’t imagine if my hometown didn’t like me. At that time, feelings got hurt (but) you have to get over the fact that it is free agency.”

Without demanding for a trade, LeBron completed his contractual obligations at the Heat, and left in 2014. Heat fans were disappointed but couldn’t blame LeBron for wanting to go back home.

Bosh calls LeBron James the greatest player

Bosh continued, “You get used to playing a certain way, and to be frank, he’s a great dude. We’ve known each other since we were 17 years old. The team dynamic was great. It’s LeBron James, you’re playing with the greatest player. I think it reinvigorated everyone.

“For me, I was able to just move forward in my career or what I thought my career was going to take off to. It kind of gave me a fresh kind of outlook on what I could be. And for him, it kind of hurts too right. You’re going over there. They just got KLove and Kyrie. I’m like damn they’re pretty good.”

Top Stories

Unrivaled Owner Breanna Stewart Confirms Stance on Project B & Clearly Distinguishes the Two Leagues

Congratulations Pour In for WNBA HoF Sylvia Fowles After Reported Portland Fire Decision

Did Zion Williamson Slide Into Sydney Sweeney’s DMs? Fact Checking the Viral Screenshot

Kevin Durant Confesses Greatest Business Regret That Ended Up Making Kobe Bryant $400 M

Fever Star Sophie Cunningham Announces Career Intentions Outside WNBA After Interest From $8.37B Company

When LeBron moved to Miami, he faced a lot of hate from his hometown Cleveland fans. So LeBron wanted to come back and win a ring for his city. Although he only spent four seasons at South Beach, that tenure gave him the first championships of his career. That’s when he officially started his journey to become one of the greatest of all-time.