You can end the speculation now. Chris Bosh isn't going anywhere.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, Bosh will sign a five-year contract to remain in Miami, declining a max contract offer from the Houston Rockets to remain with the four-time defending Eastern Conference champions:
Chris Bosh is finalizing an agreement to return to Miami on a five-year, $118M deal, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) July 11, 2014
After spending his first seven NBA seasons as a member of the Toronto Raptors, Bosh joined LeBron James in heading to South Beach via free agency in the summer of the 2010 - combining forces with incumbent Dwyane Wade to create the quintessential Big Three.
The superstar trio enjoyed a wealth of success over their four years together in Miami, filled with multiple All-Star appearances, countless sponsorship opportunities, and most important of all, two NBA championships.
In the end, that success proved too much for Bosh to walk away from - regardless of LeBron's departure to Cleveland earlier in the day.
For more on Bosh's return to Miami, stay tuned to Chat Sports and our Miami Heat team page.
Bosh stays in Miami! Stay informed as this develops:
