The rumors surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo show no signs of slowing down. Some see the Bucks re-signing his brother Thanasis as a signal that Giannis will remain in Milwaukee.
This summer, many expected the Milwaukee Bucks to trade All-Star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo away. The Bucks’ choice to re-sign Antetokounmpo’s older brother, Thanasis, has given some fans comfort regarding his loyalty, even though the offseason isn’t yet over.
When it comes to NBA awards, perception and narrative often carry as much weight as on-court production. Voters love a story. They reward breakout seasons, punish dominance that feels repetitive (“voter fatigue”), and tend to overlook players whose excellence has become routine.
Coming to a conclusive answer on who the best is will always be difficult for the NBA community. But those who belong to LeBron James’ era mostly hail him as the GOAT, and for good reason.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
Former New York Knicks guard Iman Shumpert has been retired from the NBA for a few years and he has come to terms with his basketball career — for the most part.
Mario Chalmers isn’t buying the hype around the New York Knicks just yet. Speaking on 'All In,' the former Miami Heat guard explained why he doesn’t view them as true contenders and pointed to the frontcourt as their biggest weakness.
Tyler Herro has emerged as one of the Miami Heat’s best players. He has thrived as a player with a high usage rate. However, people like Mario Chalmers believe the Heat still need a real point guard.
Despite a very successful offseason, where their improvements may enable them to take advantage of a much weaker Eastern Conference, the Miami Heat are still a few roster pieces away from being true contenders.
Dwyane Wade showed a lot of love for his former Miami Heat teammate Mario Chalmers after his game-winning shot helped the Miami 305 win the BIG3 Championship.
Michael Beasley finally got his championship ring. Yes, it's in the Big3 basketball league, but it's a title regardless. Beasley and his former Miami Heat teammate Mario Chalmers achieved championship glory as the Miami 305 defeated the Chicago Triplets on Sunday.
11 years after helping the LeBron James-led Heat reach the Finals, Chalmers and Beasley once again found themselves as teammates for Miami in a championship game, this time for Ice Cube’s Big3 league.
They entered the NBA together, in 2008, both with the Miami Heat, one a first-round pick from Kansas State, the other a second-round pick from Kansas. The second-round pick (Mario Chalmers) actually had more success with the Heat than the first-round pick (Michael Beasley) did.
Mario Chalmers and LeBron James went on NBA Finals runs together in the early 2010s decade. Turns out they also had club runs before James joined the Los Angeles Lakers.
LeBron James may be nearing the end of his historic career, but you would never know it based on his physical condition. The King, now 40, still performs at the highest of abilities.
Giannis Antetokounmpo to Miami Heat receives concerning verdict from former player Mario Chalmers. Playing for the Miami Heat is often considered a dream come true for NBA superstars.
In 2012, Ray Allen signed with the Miami Heat and played a key role in them winning an NBA title in 2013. After the Miami Heat lost to the Dallas Mavericks
The debate over who is the GOAT of basketball will rage on for years to come, as Michael Jordan has finally had a credible challenger after decades as the unanimous pick.
Former Miami Heat teammates Mario Chalmers and Mike Bibby reunited at the poker table this week. Unlike the 2011 NBA Finals, the advantage went to Chalmers.
There’s an argument hyping LeBron James as the best ever to play in the NBA. For Los Angeles Lakers legend Shaquille O’Neal and Ex-Miami Heat star Mario Chalmers, though, the lack of fear amongst the King’s opponents is one detriment that can’t be overlooked.
Former NBA guard Mario Chalmers said Cleveland Cavaliers fans threw batteries at LeBron James in The King’s first game back in Cleveland with the Miami Heat on December 2, 2010. Chalmers also revealed that one Cavaliers fan tried to grab an officer’s gun.
Nine-year veteran Mario Chalmers reached four consecutive NBA Finals and won two championships with the Miami Heat largely because of LeBron James' play. Nevertheless, Chalmers believes his former teammate isn't on par with six-time champion Michael Jordan.
The Los Angeles Lakers' title aspirations have once again been hurt by injury, as Rajon Rondo has reportedly suffered a broken hand that will keep him off the court for 6-8 weeks.