We’re guessing that the whole idea of Carmelo Anthony being the Knicks’ “point-forward’' has gone by the boards, absurd as that was from the word go.
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February 14, 2012
New York, NY--Amidst the exuberance of Linsanity, Carmelo Anthony, who weeks ago negotiated a break from his long time monogamous partner, the basketball, remains the lone malcontent, and reports have surfaced indicating the All Star forward wants his former love back.
According to sources close to the basketball, the break-up was something friends had been hoping for for ages...
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February 13, 2012
I know this sounds crazy, but the Knicks have a worse overall record with Melo. The Nuggets have a better record without him.
How does that make sense?
Here’s how: Melo is a ballhog who doesn’t know how to do anything else than score.
While that is a something every team needs, Melo is not worth his max deal he received from the Knicks.
Could...
Via NY Daily News
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February 13, 2012
A variety of commentators are saying Carmelo Anthony and jeremy Lin won't work, and they are casting Anthony as the villain. Worse still, they made it personal. Anthony was called “selfish” and totally “ego-driven.” One scholar went as far to call Anthony “half-a-moron.” Then, of course, some had Anthony’s ticket punched to Orlando in a deal for Dwight Howard.
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February 13, 2012
With the emergence of Jeremy Lin while Amare Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony have been out, a lot of people have questioned how they’ll fit in with the Knicks! But trading Carmelo Anthony? Chill!
Via Larry Brown Sports
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February 13, 2012
Over the past week or so, we have heard plenty of entertaining Jeremy Lin comparisons. Lin said he takes a lot of inspiration from Tim Tebow and you could argue that their stories are somewhat similar. Both began the season on the bench and provided a massive spark when inserted into the lineup. Lin has been one of the best players in the NBA over the past five games, but for some...
Via Knicks City
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February 13, 2012
also - does anyone else find it odd that Amare took a week off to go to a funeral?
'professionalism'
GREENBURGH, NY -- Carmelo Anthony insists that when he returns to the floor nothing will change for the new-look New York Knicks. Jeremy Lin will continue to run the show.
"When I get back Jeremy will have the ball in his hands and I'm playing off of that,"...
Via Sports Blog Net
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February 14, 2012
The Knicks and Raptors were about to make a trade with the NYK sending Jeremy Lin to TOR for Anthony Carter.
When the Knicks were struggling like crazy before "Linsanity" happen. They were searching for a legit point guard in the trade market.
Having Anthony Carter over Jeremy Lin would be a disaster to watch and thet would've worsen if they made that trade.
Jeremy...
Via SLAM Online
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February 14, 2012
The Linsanity is still, um, Linsane. Boxers are weighing in, Jeremy Lin is getting magazine covers, he’s being compared to movie characters, and he’s fattening the pockets of his employers and other stakeholders. And according to teammate Carmelo Anthony, there’s no reason to worry about the two co-existing. From the NY Times: “In a period of grief and mourning...
Via SI.com
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February 14, 2012
Carmelo Anthony won't be the ruin of the Knicks when he returns. As Ian Thomsen writes, the 27-year-old forward will become better than ever, just like another franchise's star did.
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