Wed Oct 14, 2009 6:01 am EDT
Second-year guard Mario Chalmers(notes) can say all he wants about the arrival of seven-year vet Carlos Arroyo(notes) not bothering him at all and that everything is cool, but practices have apparently taken on extra tension since free-agent Arroyo was signed and brought in on Monday, according to the Miami Herald.
Last year, Chalmers was the first Heat rookie to ever play all 82 games of the regular season. But now he's got some serious competition for his spot in the lineup and things have kicked up a notch in practice. "There were times we'd have some drills and the intensity was way up,'' coach Erik Spoelstra said after yesterday's workout. Assistant coach Ron Rothstein has noted to Spoelstra that things have been more competitive in the last few days as well.
Source: Miami Herald
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he might start for a lottery team, but he will never be a starter for a contender.
i was lobbying them to sign allen iverson and later jamaal tinsley or stephon marbury to put chalmers back to the bench where role players like him belong.
now arroyo is not the answer, but at least they can start splitting minutes.
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he pretty much reached his ceiling already: a solid, but unspectacular borderline starter.
not a lot of athleticism, good defender (gambles for steals), already 23, not a great passer/floor general.
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Keep that Thug in the NBA and off the streets, along w/ Beasley!!!
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