Dragic ‘disappointed, sad’ about Bosh news

DORAL, Fla. — Goran Dragic got the word he was getting traded to Miami and didn’t need long to start envisioning what it would be like to play alongside Chris Bosh.

That was nearly two years ago.

And they got a mere 44 games together.

Getting ready to play without Bosh has become an unfortunate tradition in Dragic’s tenure as point guard for the Heat. And with the team set to fly to the Bahamas on Monday for a training camp without not only Bosh but Dwyane Wade as well, Dragic knows his role with the Heat is about to expand in ways he likely could not have imagined.

“I feel for Chris,” Dragic said Saturday at an appearance where he signed autographs for fans at a team merchandise store. “This is real. We are playing basketball. And unfortunately, he cannot do that right now. I wish him all the best. But we already survived without a lot of key players, so hopefully we can do it this year.”

Bosh’s career figures to be in serious jeopardy now, after the Heat announced Friday that they were unable to clear him for basketball activities. Bosh had undergone medical examinations and …

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