Mario Chalmers has done more talking about Lebron James in the past couple months than he did as his teammate for four years. He obviously feels a certain type of way towards Bron because that is the only thing that could explain his chatter this off season. With Lebron gone from Miami and on to Cleveland, he will finally be paired with an elite caliber point guard in Kyrie Irving. Not so fast says Chalmers because he thinks the way Lebron treats him is going to eventually affect Kyrie.
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James was hard on his former point guard because he’s a point guard at heart and understands how the position should be played, and well he is the best player in the world so he gets to tell you what to do sometimes.
Nevertheless, Chalmers seems relieved that it’s now Kyrie Irving’s problem.
“LeBron is a dominant player so if he feels like something is not going his way, he’s going to say something about it,” Chalmers told Northeast Ohio Media Group. “For Kyrie, he’s going to have to adjust to that and LeBron is going to have to adjust to Kyrie. It’s going to be a different factor for Kyrie.”
Chalmers didn’t want to get into details when given the opportunity to explain how he would feel when Bron was scolding him. He is trying to move past it.
“Man, that process is over and done with it,” Chalmers said. “It’s a fresh start, fresh team, new year.”
He then took it a step further and claimed to have amnesia.
“I don’t even remember, bro,” he said. “Last year is in the past. This is a new year. New me. I’m not thinking about it.”
Chalmers is nowhere near the same quality of point guard Kyrie is so I doubt there will ever be much reason for Lebron to ever feel the need to put him in check.
