Chris Bosh said on Tuesday that Miami is his "second home," but he hasn't yet decided whether he'll exercise his early termination option this summer. "I want to be [in Miami]," he said. "This is my second home. It's always been important to me to be able to compete and I can do that here." He added that before making any decisions he'll likely join LeBron James and Dwyane Wade to hear Pat Riley's plan for the franchise's plans in free agency -- the Spurs exposed Miami's lack of depth in the Finals, but the Heat don't have much financial wiggle-room with the Big 3 scheduled to absorb more than $61 million in salary-cap space next season.