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08-29-12, 07:43 PM
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It's been established that Miami Heat point guard Mario Chalmers is a pretty confident dude. Even though he plays alongside regular-season and NBA Finals MVP LeBron James and seven-time All-NBA selection Dwyane Wade, the former Kansas star seems to think of himself as the best player on the court, which is both why his Heat teammates always seem to be yelling at him and why he never seems unwilling to step into big shots at big moments in games featuring much bigger names than his own. Apparently, that self-assurance extends into the offseason. During a recent appearance in Queens, N.Y., to visit the winner of Spalding's "Arena to Driveway" promotion — remember, Mario rocks Spaldings on the floor, which his well-heeled Heat teammates find pretty hilarious — Chalmers sat down with Bleacher Report's Peter Emerick for a catch-all summer recap interview that touched on topics like offseason training, Dwight Howard and Steve Nash joining the Los Angeles Lakers, and Miami importing shooters Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis. Chalmers' most interesting comments, though, came in response to a recent statement reportedly made by one of his most frequent Eastern Conference adversaries: Peter Emerick: "Rajon Rondo recently said that he's the NBA's top point guard. What are your thoughts on that, and where do you think you rank among all the point guards in the NBA?"Before we get to the argument side of this coin, let's all pause for a second and applaud Chalmers for handily and stylishly winning this particular Bold Statement Contest. Read the rest of the article at: Mario Chalmers thinks he is in the ?front end? of the top 10 point guards in the NBA | Ball Don't Lie - Yahoo! Sports
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08-29-12, 07:44 PM
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Ya know, that marijuana that he and Darrell Arthur got caught with at rookie camp back in 2008 must have been some mighty fine weed to have lasted this long – I think the guy is still blowing smoke. The times I’ve seen him play, he’d be lucky to be remembered that he’s in the NBA. IMHO!
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08-29-12, 11:09 PM
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LOL that dude is a bum. He is a career backup on a great team.
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08-31-12, 03:03 PM
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He must be part of the modern-day Version of the choom gang.
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