Haslem had been keeping an eye on the situation, and when LeBron charged at Chalmers, he rushed over too, hoping to break up the fight.
Of course, it looked like he was intervening, but in reality, he mainly held onto LeBron to let Chalmers get his licks in.
LeBron had heard rumors about being traded by the team, and it seemed those rumors were not unfounded.
The reason being that as a mobile power forward, his height was inadequate and he lacked the weight to set high-quality screens for LeBron.
When he first heard about it, he didn't say anything, but it did make him feel uncomfortable.
This discomfort, after Chalmers stood up for him, caused his behavior to become biased.
Chalmers's scolding felt so satisfying.
And everything he said made sense.
The Heat Team hadn't won a single game all January because of you, and you still have complaints about us?
We even reached first place in the Eastern Conference while you were suspended!
