Chalmos: Don t feel the word Heat culture is overused. This is a standard & lifestyle

Recently, former Heat player Chalmos was interviewed by NBA reporter Brandon "Scoop B " Robinson and talked about the Heat culture.

Question: "Do you think the word Heat culture is overused, or does it still apply today?"

Chalmos: "I don't think it is overused. Because I know that Heat culture is a standard, a way of life, and a foundation. So, if you are ready to take root in it, are willing to work hard for it, and truly agree with Heat culture, then it can provide you with everything you need."

Question: "What does Heat culture mean for you personally?"

Chalmos: "Heat culture is to devote oneself to your wholeheartedness. Dedicate yourself to your teammates, stay selfless, support the other four brothers on the court, and support the other 11 brothers on the team. It represents team friendship. We are always the team that works the hardest, and you must know that we will all be happy in the end. After all, this is South Beach!"