Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh Will Not Play Against Toronto Raptors On Tuesday, Miami Heat Star Welcomes Third Child
Miami Heat will be playing the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday and one-third of the big three won’t be able to play because of a new born baby girl.
Chris Bosh is now a father of three after wife Adrienne gave birth to their daughter Dylan Skye Bosh.
"She weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz. and was 19 inches long. Mother and baby are doing great," the Miami Heat starter told E! News.
The two-time basketball champion told how happy he was to see his new daughter on his Twitter account.
"I feel like I'm 10 ft. Tall right now! Very happy to welcome another child to the world!," he tweeted.
I feel like I'm 10 ft. Tall right now! Very happy to welcome another child to the world! #proudfather #BoshFamily https://t.co/107KkKX946
— Chris Bosh (@chrisbosh) November 5, 2013
Adrienne Bosh also expressed how happy and blessed she was after posting a picture of their baby in her Instagram account.
“What a perfect day to witness a miracle and be humbled by the beautiful process of Life and Love. We appreciate all the well wishes, positivity, and words of support we have received! To my husband...you continue to bring life to my dreams and joy to my world. I Thank You for helping me welcome this perfect little angel,” she added in the photo.
The two are also parents to their one-year old son Jackson and the five-year old daughter Trinity.
Bosh didn’t practice for Miami for their one-game road game in Toronto but is expected to play on the next game when the team flies back to Miami.
Defending champion’s reserve centers Chris Andersen or Joel Anthony might play for the former Raptor’s spot on Tuesday’s game.
The 6’11 player used to play for the Raptors since his rookie year but decided to move to Miami on 2010 joining LeBron James and Dwyane Wade where they got to take home two world titles together.