Chris Bosh will not change his approach on the inside when battling for rebounds.

"Boxing out, there's a bunch of different techniques you can use and everything," Bosh said. "I've really been searching this season to find what works best for me and a lot of times I'm in situations where people only pay attention to numbers. I never really got caught up in that. I just wanted to do whatever it took to help this team win." Bosh's contributions are often overlooked, but there's no doubting his importance to the Heat.

Chris Bosh set a new career playoff high with 19 boards in Friday's triumph over the Bulls to go with 20 points, four assists, one steal, two blocks and one 3-pointer in 42 minutes.

He came to play tonight and the Heat went to him a bunch more on offense -- especially in the first half. Bosh averaged just 7.2 boards per game in his previous six playoffs games this year, so this was certainly an unexpected outburst.

Chris Bosh is dealing with soreness in his legs and he missed most of Saturday's practice.

Bosh was able to do "a little something" and his status appears to be a go for Sunday's Game 4. He was very active in Game 3 with 14 boards in 34 minutes, so perhaps the extra work after getting some rest down the stretch made him a bit sore. He should be ready to go as Miami looks to send Milwaukee on summer vacation.