Bogus attempt at obfuscation.
"Franchise players" (and there are only 4 I can think of in the NBA right now) are the ones that have to wear it all when the team loses, so it's only right that they get all the credit when the team wins, right? Most of the great ones always somewhat defer to their team when they do well - that's called chemistry.
Anyway, most coaches find a way to get credit (there's a reason Phil Jackson makes over $10 million a year) as do role players and the GMs. (What did Jerry West do outside of LA? Yet he was handed the keys to the castle in Memphis and tanked.)
If a GM surrounds a very good player with stiffs, they deserve the blame. The Raptors are a team of non-athletic, no-defence-playing losers, with a poor coach to boot, sad to say. That falls squarely on BC, not Chris Bosh. He can barely guard his man, let alone Jose's, Turk's and Bargnani's - all of whom would have trouble with a good high school player. You can win in the NBA with two stars and Colangelo inherited one. In four years since, he has been unable to find a second or at the very least, build a team that has a chance of winning in the NBA. There's no Steve Nash-Mike D'Antoni here and we're not playing in Europe.
I don't see the appeal for Bosh to go to the nets except $?
