Mario Chalmers, the former Miami Heat player, recently joined the podcast ‘OGs Presented by Playmaker HQ,’ where he delved into his experiences with the Heat, including his relationship with LeBron James and the dynamics within the team. As a pivotal member of the Heat’s championship era, Chalmers offered authentic insights, shedding light on the complexities of his journey alongside one of basketball’s legends.
In this new series, old teammates of LeBron James were brought together, where viewers learned the truth about how he really was as a teammate and as a person behind the scenes. Chalmers then discussed the peculiar team bonding moment they as a team shared with LeBron James, offering an insightful look into their camaraderie and interactions.
LeBron James was known during his days with the Miami Heat for hosting his teammates to fancy dinners, but Chalmers threw more light on the story in this episode. He said:
We did a lot of dinners. I know that was one thing that we did. Bron loved doing dinners. So, any city we, well most of the major cities we got to we always have a major dinner. Thanksgiving, we had thanksgiving at Bron’s house. Everybody was just relating to everybody in different aspects.
LeBron James hosting his teammates isn’t new to the public, but hearing it from Mario Chalmers, despite their ‘volatile’ history together, is something that will please fans and supporters of LeBron James himself.
LeBron James celebrates as Liverpool wins Carabao Cup
LeBron James, in addition to his basketball success, has shown a knack for investments, including a partnership with Fenway Sports Group, owners of Liverpool Football Club. This connection has fueled his passion for the team, evident in his enthusiastic support and social media celebrations.
LeBron James (Credits: Spectrum News)Liverpool clinched their 10th League Cup title with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea in extra time at Wembley on Sunday. LeBron James joined the celebrations, expressing his joy and support for the Reds’ triumph in the 2024 Carabao Cup Final. He tweeted:
CONGRATS MEN!!
LeBron James developed a fondness for Liverpool FC after acquiring ownership in 2011 through a deal with Fenway Sports Group. Originally owning a two percent stake, he later exchanged it for a share in FSG, now holding approximately one percent.
With FSG valued at $10 billion in 2023, James’ stake is worth at least $100 million. Despite his successful investment, he faces a new challenge in his latest business venture aimed at breaking stereotypes.
