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He has paid his dues. He has come a long way since 2008, and even though he has some boneheaded plays every now and then, you have to take the good with the bad because when it matters he steps up! And we need a player like Chalmers who has ice in his veins, a fearless clutch player who will play good on the biggest stage.

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He was very clutch and had the 3 at the end of the 3rd to put us up by 1, but missed two huge FTs that could've cost us the championship.

Chalmers giveth, and Chalmers taketh away.

Still one of my favorite players.

wario!!!!! i wanted to kill you after that chuck at the ft..love this boy

that three to end the 3rd was beyond huge..

420 wrote:He was very clutch and had the 3 at the end of the 3rd to put us up by 1, but missed two huge FTs that could've cost us the championship.

Chalmers giveth, and Chalmers taketh away.

This is Mario in a nutshell.

Not the greateast PG, not the smartest, defentily not consistent,

But no one has bigger balls then Rio.

Chalmers is a knucklehead,overconfident we hate him and we love him,he loves the big moment this guy's a collegiate champion,and a 2-time pro champion.The highlight of the season for him was that barrage of 3 pointers he had against the Kings tying Brian Shaw's record at 10.

Job well done Mr.Clutch.

He's the prime example of a double-edged sword. But I like what he brings to the team, especially in Playoffs. Always good to have an explosive (not physically, mentally) player in the Playoffs. And his clutchness can never be questioned, we saw it at its best in the 2008 NCAA Championship Game.

He missed 2 clutch FT's... I'm glad it didn't matter at the end.

BUT he is a bonehead... but a bonehead with heart. A lot of players mentally don't have what it takes and Mario does.

Bonehead, Bonehead.....but you're my man - thanks Mario