There are many reasons one might wish one could trade places with LeBron James. If you did, you’d be the best basketball player on the planet, for one. But you also wouldn’t be able to post a photo to Instagram without getting the types of comments you’ll see after the jump. We’re not sure it’s worth it.

As we approach the NBA Draft—and you get sick of all the stories and time we’re devoting to it—one rehashed question is: who will look the most ridiculous when he crosses the stage to shake David Stern’s hand? Let’s not focus on that: let’s instead turn our attention to guys who weren’t a complete disaster in a suit. Because looking dapper is a must for draftees, and looking the most dapper is how to win draft night.

Yesterday, The Daily published a column by Dan Wolken about how guard Mario Chalmers is the Heat’s whipping boy, and not necessarily fairly. Well, good timing on that, because Chalmers blew up last night, and no one was mad at him. Quite the opposite, actually.

Serge Ibaka is your typical no-nonsense basketball player making a name for himself less on the offensive side of the ball, and more as a result of his consistently excellent work on defense. So you can forgive him if he’s a little peeved by the latest trend of flopping.

Mario Chalmers and the Miami Heat learned an important message Wednesday that the rest of the league should pay close attention to—do not tick off Blake Griffin.

The Miami Heat missed seven straight shots on one possession during last night’s loss to the Dallas Mavericks before Mario Chalmers connected on a three-point shot.