Kansas State legend Michael Beasley is reminding the world under different circumstances, he might have fulfilled the promise of a standout NBA career. Beasley ...

Kansas State was looking to bring more talent into Manhattan, Kan., for quarterback Avery Johnson, but Kansas coach Lance Leipold had other plans. Nebraska tran ...

A s a two-time NBA champion, Mario Chalmers didn’t waste any time making a name for himself as a prototypical 3-and-D player in the league. He was picked up by the Minnesota Timberwolves at 34th ...

Kansas University junior Mario Chalmers – who 21â2 weeks ago hit the biggest shot in KU basketball history – may have hoisted his last jumper in college. Chalmers, whose clutch three-pointer ...

Mario Chalmers and Michael Beasley are back as teammates at the Miami Heat’s arena, this time in the halfcourt Big3, amid a surge of emotions.

T he 34th pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, Mario Chalmers began his NBA journey with the Miami Heat.In an eight-year-old span, the 6'2" guard evolved into a vital resource on Eric Spoelstra's roster ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When Mario Chalmers is anywhere near the state of Kansas, the shot is going to come up. Chalmers was back in Lawrence the last two weeks, visiting his 11-year-old son, Zachiah ...

Mario Chalmers: Look, I played 10 years in the league. I was on two teams. I played against 450 different players over that time. And when you talk to people—guys I played with, guys who played ...

Miami Heat's Mario Chalmers (15) drives past Cleveland Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving in the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013, in Cleveland.

There was a time during the offseason when Mario Chalmers didn’t know if he would return to play for the Heat. Now, less than a month into the regular season, he’s one of the team’s most ...

Mario Chalmers is gone. Traded to Memphis for a couple of players and a pocketful of sadness. And while he has said all the right things as he's off to start a new life with the Memphis Grizzlies, ...

Mario Chalmers must have eaten a giant mushroom Saturday. The Miami Heat beat the Sacramento Kings 128-99 Saturday night. It was the kind of ridiculous game that may have left Sacramento wondering ...