Knicks scorer Carmelo Anthony covers this month's WebMD Magazine. One of the revelations in On the Ball is that Melo earned money as a kid working as a squeegee guy: Anthony was born in 1984 in New... Full story at Bob's Blitz ~ http://www.bobsblitz.com
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June 07, 2013
New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony has a little bit of free time and a whole of money.
So what does he do to play to both factors? He hooks up with his man super-producer Swizz Beatz at a Manhattan art auction.
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June 08, 2013
New York Knicks star forward Carmelo Anthony is trying his hand at a lot of things, and you can now add art collector to his repertoire.
Anthony bought a Muhammad Ali painting at the Gordon Parks Foundation Awards dinner and auction for $27,000.
“I am big into the art world,” Anthony told The New York Post. “I am still learning, I’ve bought a lot of different artists. As...
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June 08, 2013
Carmelo Anthony surprised fans celebrating their Puerto Rican heritage at the 28th annual 116th Street Festival, a Pre-Puerto Rican Day parade event, in Spanish Harlem Saturday afternoon when he drove straight through the event, causing pandemonium. Known to be the largest Latin festival in North America, it was held from 11:00am to 5:00pm and featured 5 music stages and over 200 vendors.
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June 08, 2013
Roy Hibbert’s incredible block on Carmelo Anthony turned Game 6 of the Knicks-Pacers Eastern Conference semifinal into Indiana’s favor, and helped launch the Pacers to the Eastern Conference Finals. That block will live on forever as Hibbert now has two framed photos of block, that he showed fans via his Twitter page. Got 2 of these now. 1 from a real good friend here in Indy...
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June 07, 2013
The Knicks have only begun pre-draft workouts, but a wide variety of prospects have already been seen, with an even more diverse group of players set to continuing strolling in as the weeks go on.So far, New York has worked out potential first-round selections, some likely second-rounders, and even a handful that just may fall below the radar (like Norvel Pelle, pictured above),...
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June 07, 2013
Steve Novak is a specialist.
He shouldn’t have to apologize for this. There are a lot of NBA players and athletes in all sports that are specialists. In baseball, you might have a guy who can’t really hit but is fast as hell and can be used as a pinch runner. If a certain situation presents itself, a pinch runner could change a game.
/Thinks about Dave Roberts in 2004, considers...
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June 07, 2013
By Chris Connolly
With the recent retirement of Jason Kidd it seems like a good time to address the future of Pablo Prigioni with the New York Knicks. If it wasn’t obvious that the Knicks needed to retain Prigioni before, it has become even more evident now. Prigioni emerged as a bright spot for the Knicks this season after coming over from Europe. Credit Glen Grunwald and his...
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June 06, 2013
We all know that Jason Kidd has had a hall of fame career and was one of the best point guards off all-time. We also now know that J-Kidd will not be on this roster and will need to be replaced with younger talent. With the possible exit of Pablo Prigioni and no other point guards on the team, the Knicks will be in the market for a 2nd and 3rd point guard to contribute to this teams...
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June 07, 2013
This doesn’t really help to change the whole “Carmelo shoots too much” thing, but at the very least ‘Melo is true to himself right? The New York Knicks were eliminated by the Indiana Pacers in the second round on May 18th. The NBA Finals are currently underway and it is June 7th today. But according [...]
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June 07, 2013
With the NBA Finals officially in full swing, the New York Knicks are currently facing an off-season with questions coming from every angle imaginable. With the news earlier this week that second all-time leading assists and steals man Jason Kidd is retiring, the Knicks backcourt could certainly use a boost in anyway shape or form. Although the veteran leadership and presence of...
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June 07, 2013
Tony Mitchell will work out for the New York Knicks on Friday.
Mitchell, a 6-foot-8 power forward, averaged 13 points and 8 rebounds this past season for North Texas.
“Best athlete in the draft,’’ one Eastern Conference executive said. “But he’s below average to average skill-wise and his team didn’t win this year.’’
Mitchell will be joined at the workout by Ricardo...
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June 07, 2013
Carmelo Anthony sports himself as a bit of an art aficionado. So does Roy Hibbert. We're not sure they should be sharing a studio anytime soon, though.
First, on Tuesday night, Anthony, whose well-documented playoff failures have become exacerbated in recent times by the success of LeBron James, recently spent another free June reportedly dropping $27,000 on ...
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June 07, 2013
A minor ankle injury kept Gorgui Dieng from participating in the draft combine and a few workouts with NBA teams, but now that he’s healthy Gorgs has been making his rounds.
Dieng traveled to Cleveland on Thursday to meet with the Cavaliers, who have the first pick in the draft. They’re likely to select center Nerlens Noel with the first pick, but they also have the 19th pick...
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June 08, 2013
The Indiana Pacers’ season is over, so apparently Roy Hibbert has time to do a little decorating of his “man cave.”
The Pacers center tweeted a photo Thursday night of two framed photos he received of his memorable blocked shot of New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony during Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals that he plans to hang up. The block was a signature moment...
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June 06, 2013
Maybe Carmelo Anthony was right.
It has been a lot of fun to disparage Anthony over the last 2 1/3 years. While the gifted scorer has been mired somewhere just outside of real championship contention in a thin Eastern Conference, his former team, the Nuggets, has become a cause celebre among traditionalists for continuing to make playoff appearances without a bona fide superstar...
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