Carmelo Anthony is one of a few stars to experience both the highs and lows of USA Olympic basketball, He suffered through the team’s high-profile failures but also basked in the glory of a successful and legendary pursuit of global redemption.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James recently reached a never-before-seen milestone in NBA history when he reached 40,000 career points. Less than
Let's finish the week with some winners, shall we? There are six games in the Association. The Clippers at the Pelicans is the only one between teams with a winning record.
The New York Knicks have taken flight again. They have managed to win two games in a row now after blasting the Portland Trail Blazers to kick off a four-game road trip Thursday night, with Jalen Brunson going off for 45 points.
After playing for six teams throughout 19 NBA seasons, there are plenty of Carmelo Anthony eras to choose from as your favorite. There was "Hoodie Melo" in Oklahoma City, "Team USA Melo" internationally, and, of course, his dominant seasons in Denver and New York.
There has been some buzz linking Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young to the San Antonio Spurs to pair up with Victor Wembanyama. And if you ask Carmelo Anthony, he wants to see it happen.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James just hit the 40,000-point mark. And for Carmelo Anthony, that achievement deserves a lot more recognition. After all, for Anthony, it’s unlikely we’ll see anyone pass that milestone ever again.
Carmelo Anthony had the opportunity to be mentored by one of the greatest players in the game in Michael Jordan, and there’s no denying the Chicago Bulls legend had such a massive impact on Melo.
If Anthony believes the Spurs would be a good destination, maybe it's wise for Young to think twice before pushing to be sent there.
Carmelo Anthony is one of the best scorers of his generation. When it comes to getting buckets though, no one has proven to be better or more consistent than LeBron James.
The San Antonio Spurs have quite the bright future ahead of them; the Spurs franchise was the one blessed by the lottery gods with the privilege of drafting Victor Wembanyama, the most unique prospect the NBA has ever seen.
Carmelo Anthony claimed last week on the 7PM in Brooklyn podcast, that he never lost a 1-on-1 game against NBA players. The Kid Mero, his co-host, brought up those comments on the latest episode of the podcast and asked if he beat Michael Jordan as well.
After just 10 games with the Houston Rockets, NBA legend Carmelo Anthony was abruptly exiled from the team with no prior warning.
Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards received a lot of attention for his approach to NBA All-Star Weekend. Shooting left-handed in the skills competition, Edwards was clearly uninterested in trying to win that event, and he had a similar approach to the game itself.
Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves have taken the leap to the NBA’s upper echelon this season, and NBA legend Carmelo Anthony believes Edwards
In a chat with Draymond Green on the '7PM in Brooklyn' podcast, NBA legend Carmelo Anthony told him to his face why LeBron James would not work on the modern-day Golden State Warriors.
The James Harden-Daryl Morey drama dominated this past offseason’s headlines in the NBA. Harden isn’t the only player who has taken issue with Morey, however.
Carmelo Anthony made some interesting claims on a recent appearance on The Why With Dwyane Wade podcast. Anthony stated that he was searching for Darko Milicic when the big man had a workout with the Detroit Pistons in 2003 to show that he was better, but was unable to find him as he had been hidden.
It's to the point where this rivalry simply needs to be put to rest, and it's Karl who should be the one to let it die out. He is the one who started all of this in the first place with the release of his book "Furious George" in 2017.
The Carmelo Anthony saga at the end of his time with the Denver Nuggets was a story of league-wide interest for many years. He was made an enemy in Denver for many years after he was dealt to the New York Knicks at his request, but plenty went on behind the scenes that fans of the Nuggets and other teams would never have known about.
Carmelo Anthony‘s move from the Denver Nuggets to the New York Knicks is remembered as one of the most significant NBA trades of the 21st century. However, Anthony disclosed in an interview on “The Why with Dwyane Wade” that things could have unfolded differently before the 2011 trade.
Carmelo Anthony and George Karl took a somewhat fractious trip down memory lane.
One New York Knicks alum is reacting this week to the recent criticism from another.
Carmelo Anthony apparently wasn't super-stoked with the Denver Nuggets' decision to give Nikola Jokic No. 15 when they drafted Jokic in 2014. Melo let the organization hear about it a decade later.
The 10-time All-Star said he was approached by a Western Conference team about a potential return to the NBA.
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