Six career champions! How to evaluate Chalmos s career?

You should be familiar with Chalmos, right? He won the championship again. In the

BIG3 League Championship, the Miami 305 team where Chalmos is located defeated the Chicago TRIPLETS team 52-48, and successfully won the championship, and also received a prize of $1 million.

Let's talk about the rules first. The BIG3 league stipulates that teams that score 50 points and lead at least 2 points can win.

In this championship game, Miami 305 team led 49-48 in the last moment, and then Beasley passed the ball to Chalmos in the bottom corner, who successfully "killed" his opponent. In the whole game, Beasley scored 25 points and 12 rebounds, both of which were the highest in the game. Lance Stephenson scored 14 points. Although Chalmos, as the captain, only scored 5 points, he sent a fatal blow at the last moment.

It should be noted that Beasley and Chalmos were still playing for the 3 's Company last season. At that time, the two also led the team to the championship game, but eventually lost to the Bivouas team led by Gerald Green 47-50.

Some players have their own championship genes, and that's what Chalmos is.

Chalmos, in middle school, led Bartlett High School to win the state championship twice in 2002 and 2003, and also won the state best player for three consecutive years. After the high school, Chalmos joined the University of Kansas.

Unlike many top talents who have entered the NBA after only one year of playing, Chalmos played for three years at the University of Kansas. In the third year, in the 2007-08 season, he averaged 12.8 points, 3.1 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 2.5 steals per game, shooting percentage of 51.6%, and three-point shooting percentage of 46.8%.

That year, Chalmos led the University of Kansas to successfully reach the NCAA final. Facing the University of Memphis, which has Derek Rose, the University of Kansas was still 9 points behind in the last 2 minutes. Then they used the free throws from Memphis University to score a small climax until 10.8 seconds left, the University of Kansas was only 3 points behind 60-63. In the key last attack, Chalmos stood up. After receiving a pass from his teammate, he scored a tied three-pointer against Ross, helping Kansas University drag into overtime, and then defeated his opponent in overtime. This three-pointer was the biggest regret of Ross' NCAA career, but it also made Chalmos' championship. In the 2008 draft, Chalmos was selected as the fourth pick in the second round. His career began with the Heat, and he averaged 10.0 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.9 assists in his first year, and his three-point shooting percentage was 36.7%.

In 2010, Charmos' third year in the NBA, the Heat changed drastically this year. James and Bosh joined hands, and Charmos became the starting point guard of the Big Three Heat.

I believe everyone knows what happened later. The Heat reached the finals for four consecutive years and won the championship twice. As the team's starting point guard, Chalmos performed well in both championship journeys, especially in 2012.

In the playoffs that year, Chalmos averaged 11.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.9 assists per game, and a three-point shooting percentage of 35.9%. In the finals, he played against the Thunder G4. He made 9 of 15 shots in the game, scoring 25 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.

The interesting thing about this game is that Durant defended Chalmos several times, and then Chalmos said after the game: "I don't respect me if I let Durant defend."

After 2014, the Heat's Big Three disintegrated, and Chalmos still served as the Heat's main point guard, but the Heat did not regard him as a part of the future. In the 2015-16 season, after only 6 games, Chalmos was traded by the Heat to the Grizzlies.

The Grizzlies' original idea was to let Charmos serve as Conley's substitute, bringing the team's championship experience while improving their strength on the bench. Charmos did do it. After joining, he played 55 games, averaging 10.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game.

The accident happened in March 2016. Chalmos suffered a ruptured right Achilles tendon and was reimbursed for the season. What's bad is that Chalmos happened to be in the contract year at this time. After the Grizzlies cut him off, he was recuperating and unemployed throughout the 2016-17 season. In the 2017-18 season, the Grizzlies re-signed Chalmos with a one-year minimum salary, but his condition declined sharply as he returned from injury. In his 66 games, he averaged only 7.7 points and 3.0 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 37.9% and a three-point shooting percentage of 27.7%. After the

, Chalmos' defense will definitely not return to his peak level. The offensive end has declined so severely, so it is difficult to continue to survive in the NBA. The 2017-18 season became his true last year in the NBA.

After leaving the NBA, Chalmos joined the Italian League, Greek League, Puerto Rico League, and BIG3 League. During this period, he returned to the Heat in 2021, but did not enter the rotation (all played in the Development League).

Only talk about the BIG3 league. In fact, Chalmos also played for many different teams and also lost in the championship game. However, this time he successfully used a winning goal to help the team win the championship, winning the sixth championship since high school - these six championships include 1 NCAA championship and 2 NBA championships, which is of great value.

The regret is that Charmos was only 29 years old when he suffered a torn Achilles tendon. He actually played well with the Grizzlies. There was no problem with the rotation. If he was not injured, his NBA career should have been longer..