MIAMI -- Chris Bosh has decided hes ready to play for the Miami Heat again.Hell soon find out if the Heat agree.Bosh, whose last two seasons were cut short by blood clots, said in a podcast released Wednesday that hes healthy and plans to be with his team for training camp that starts Sept. 27 in the Bahamas. He said he has not been cleared to play, and did not address if any new clots have formed in recent months.We released a statement back in May saying as soon as Im ready to play, as soon as possible, well play, Bosh said. And Im ready.Bosh made the comments on the Open Run podcast , part of LeBron James digital platform called Uninterrupted. He had been almost completely silent about the issue since the second clot saga began with the discovery of one shortly after he arrived in Toronto on Feb. 11 for All-Star weekend events. Bosh did not reveal that clot when he did interviews the following day.On the podcast, he expressed frustration over not being able to return for Miamis playoff run last spring, said this offseason was a struggle and discussed how the bloodthinning regimen utilized by NHL player Tomas Fleischmann -- whose career was also threatened by clots -- was something he found intriguing.Im not the first athlete to do this regimen, said Bosh, who did not specifically say if hes on bloodthinners. Boshs representatives did not immediately respond to request seeking clarification.Bosh went on bloodthinners after each of his first two known episodes with blood clots. Athletes in contact sports are generally discouraged from playing when taking such medication because of the heightened risks of bleeding and other complications.Fleischmann has managed to return, and connected with Bosh through their agents this summer.He asked how Im doing it and how it works, how I was able to play hockey, said Fleischmann, a former member of the Florida Panthers. I explained it to him. ... When I spoke to him he was pretty confident that he could play again and he wants to do everything he could to get back in the game.Fleischmann -- who expects to be on thinners for the rest of his life -- was originally told he would never play hockey again because of clots. He told Bosh of his process, one where he takes thinners after practices and games and allows enough time to ensure that theyre out of his system when he needs to play. He takes pills in the offseason and gets the medication via injections during the season.It stays in your system only for the dosage you put in, Fleischmann told The Associated Press. You know exactly how many hours your blood is thin. After that it goes away and you can do whatever you want.Teammates have said they expect to see Bosh during camp. He has released some video clips and photos of his recent workouts in Los Angeles -- including one with former Heat teammate Dwyane Wade, now a member of the Chicago Bulls. But Bosh has not been on the practice floor in Miami with teammates for informal pre-camp workouts.Chris timetable is just a little different than everybody else, Heat captain Udonis Haslem said. We have to be mindful and we have to be conscious of the things that are important. And the thing thats most important is that when Chris needs to be ready that hes ready.Bosh cited a recent tweet from Heat managing general partner Micky Arison as an indicator that he will be welcomed back. Bosh has three years remaining on his contract and will make about $76 million in those seasons, whether he returns to play or not.Im in incredible shape; at least decent enough, Bosh said. I look good when I take my shirt off. ... But in all due seriousness, and especially with Micky Arison saying `hey, see you at camp, I think its moving forward. I have no reason to believe that its not. And, you know, well finish this.Bosh said he absolutely will be at camp.It is my contractual and professional obligation to be there, Bosh said, adding, Will I be cleared? I dont know. Thats out of my hands. But I will play basketball in the NBA. Brett Hull Red Wings Jersey . -- Arizona raced out to a big lead and did not back off, hitting the accelerator instead. 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Tennis Australia has defended Nick Kyrgioss conditional eight-week ban after a leading sports psychologist branded the suspension too soft.Kyrgios will be free to return to the ATP Tour on November 7 if he enters a plan of care under the direction of a sports psychologist.Otherwise the world No.14 wont be allowed to compete again until the Australian Open starting on January 16.Youre not going to solve Nicks issues in three weeks, Jeff Bond told AAP on Tuesday after the ATP also hit Kyrgios with an additional $US25,000 ($A32,600) fine for his Shanghai Masters meltdown last week.Im an optimist but the thing that worries me now is that hes had both arms twisted up behind his back to actually consult with somebody.And thats obviously not the right motivation to want to do that.If it was me, Id want to look him right in the eye and ask him: Why are you doing this? Are you doing this because you have to or because you really want to?Bond, who worked with former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash, urged Kyrgios to fully commit to getting his head right before resuming his playing career.Dont take the easy way out and reduce your suspension to three weeks, he said.Cop it sweet.Tennis Australia believes the governing body of mens tennis has got the sanctioning right.The tour had no choice but to give him this ban, but I dont think throwing the book at someone or throwing away the key is going to help anybody in this situation, said TA spokesman and the organisations former head of mens tennis Todd Woodbridge.It has finished the season off for him.Is it too light? I think its what was required. I dont think just abandoning him is going to help at all. This is showinng that there needs to be some remorse taken for his actions and some accountability.ddddddddddddut its also understanding that at 21 hes still a young guy living out all of his issues under a spotlight in front of the worlds media and thats not easy for anyone to do.The tour and the tennis fraternity need to be sure that were trying to help him overcome those issues because its better not just for him but also for the sport.Woodbridge likened the prodigiously talented but mercurial Kyrgios to a young Andre Agassi.Of course Nick hasnt won majors like Agassi had, but Agassi was a guy who was troubled and whose marriage fell apart, he said.He had some addictive issues that he dealt with and hes turned that around to be one of the real positives of sport.If everybody had abandoned Agassi, we wouldnt have one of the great philanthropists in sport.ATP boss Chris Kermode claimed Kyrgios was distraught about his poor behaviour in Shanghai, where he blatantly gave up his second-round match against Mischa Zverev, and said it was important the game reached out to him.He is a young athlete with a huge amount of talent for whom the spotlight is sometimes too much, Kermode said.The saddest part is that to the outside world it comes across that he doesnt care. But its actually a defence mechanism to deal with the situation.He needs to channel that.A lot of it is immaturity but you learn through experience.We took the view he needed to be suspended and there is also an obligation not to be just the policeman but to try and help as well. ' ' '