Chris Bosh was Robbed

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No, really, he was actually robbed by people yet undetermined.

It appears that Mr. Bosh and his wife returned home early Thursday morning from his "Birthday Bash" at Miami Beach's Bamboo Club to find that quite a few valuables were taken from his home.

According to reports, the list includes purses, jewelry, cash and watches. Value estimate at nearly $480,000.

And according to the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, there were 5-people in the home when the robbery allegedly happened. Reports say 2 babysitters, his 2 kids and an unidentified person were all in the house at the time of the alleged robbery.

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Security has often become an issue for NBA players, many of whom live lavish lifestyles and have multiple people hanging around them at any given time. Many are family and friends, but many are also "Friends" of friends and other assorted people looking for a handout.

Bosh did tell police that his home is under video surveillance, but that the alarm was off because people were home.

No word on suspects, the investigation appears to be continuing.

ICYMI: Yes, The Miami Heat Can't Seem To Lose

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We have to mention it, partially because everyone else is and partially, well, because it's actually starting to become historic.

The Miami Heat, the most loaded team in NBA history has finally grown into the team everyone expected them to be. After all, they have 3 of the Top 10 or so players in the league (LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh) and now finally have found a pretty good supporting cast.

The Heat have now won 24 games in a row. Game 24 was won after the Cleveland Cavaliers jumped out to a 27-point lead midway through the 3rd Quarter. The Heat ended up winning by 3, 98-95.

For those of you not versed in NBA history, the record for most wins in a row in the NBA--the Los Angeles Lakers in 1972. That team won 33-games in a row.

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Mystery: Masseuse dies at Chris Bosh's house

Cue the Who soundtrack and call David Caruso...

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According to multiple reports, a masseuse working on injured Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh at his Miami home, passed out and eventually died after working on him.

Bosh, who injured his abdominal muscles a couple of weeks ago had been vigorously rehabbing the injury and the hope is that he will return to the Heat for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals series. The Heat and Celtics are currently tied at 2 games each.

Bosh is apparently a game time decision for Game 5.

The reports say Miami Beach Police don't suspect foul play. They believe the masseuse was a recent cancer survivor who was already in bad health.