Chalmers Falls to #34, Might Become Miami's Opening Day Starting PG

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 Chalmers Falls to #34, Might Become Miami's Opening Day Starting PG
Some legitimate draft boards had Mario Chalmers as high as #12 earlier this week. Instead, the Jayhawk product fell all the way into the second round, slipping to Minnesota at #34. The Wolves promptly swapped Chalmers for two Miami second-rounders ... and hey, isn't Chalmers the best point guard on the Heat roster as of today? With Miami taking Michael Beasley with the #2 pick, they have a ... [link]

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The Orlando Magic Select Courtney Lee: The Morning After (Plus, Will They Regret Passing on Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers?)
Published 6/27/2008 by Ben Q Rock at Third Quarter Collapse
... But snubbing Chalmers might bite them in the behind more than snubbing Arthur will. Chalmers fell all the way to Minnesota and the 34th overall pick; the Timberwolves shipped his rights to the Miami Heat, who need a point guard in a bad way. The addition of Chalmers, a first-round talent and possible opening-day starter, to a lineup that already features Dwyane Wade and Michael Beasley might put the Heat in contention for one of the bottom-tier playoff spots in the East, if not better. And considering that Miami's the closest thing the Magic have to a rival -- ...

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