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New York Knicks: What Should Be Their Starting Five?
New York Knicks: What Should Be Their Starting Five?
By Mike Elworth: Owner and Publisher/Hoopstuff…
The New York Knicks have traded Tyson Chandler and resigned Carmelo Anthony, but their talent level is about at what is was this season, when they were the 9th seed in the East and missed the playoffs. They have a solid chance to make it to the playoffs based on just Anthony...
Carmelo Anthony: I want to win, I don't care about money
Carmelo Anthony has a message for anyone who believes who chose to re-sign with the New York Knicks for the primary reason of money."I want to win," he told ESPN in his first interview since re-signing. "I don't care about the money."Anthony's comments are interesting, because on the surface, signing with the Knicks over other potential suitors seems like...
Via Bush League Chronicle
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Carmelo Anthony explains why he chose to re-sign with Knicks
Carmelo Anthony had no shortage of suitors in free agency, but the high-scoring forward decided to re-sign with the New York Knicks. Anthony says that is because he believes the Knicks are close to competing for a title and far from the rebuilding mode many believe they’re in. “I want to win. I don’t care […]
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Carmelo Anthony Launches Tech Venture Capital Investment Firm
Now that Carmelo Anthony has gotten all that NBA free agency business out of the way, the All-Star is set to embark on another business venture. This time Anthony takes on the tech world.
Anthony and longtime NBC and Bertelsmann executive Stuart Goldfarb are launching a new venture capitalist investment firm, M7 Tech Partners. The first company they’ll be funding is a children’s...
Via Jocks and Stiletto Jill
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Carmelo Anthony Starts His Own Venture Capital Firm
Carmelo Anthony catches a lot of flak for reportedly never going to class while at Syracuse, but it seems the Knicks star has learned plenty since joining the NBA in 2003.
Anthony, who recently signed a a new five-year contract worth $125 million to remain with the Knicks, has reportedly started his own venture-capital firm according to the New York Post.
Anthony has teamed...
Knicks' Anthony starts up venture capital firm
Signed to the New York Knicks for another five seasons, Carmelo Anthony is already looking to life after basketball.
On Monday, Anthony announced the creation of M7 Tech Partners, a venture capital firm whose only partners are Anthony and Stuart Goldfarb, the former CEO of Bertelsmann, the world's largest direct marketer of music, video and books.
"For as long as I can...
Via Pro Sports Daily
6 days ago
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New York Knicks: Why Carmelo Anthony resigned
Phil Jackson clearly has more plans at work when it comes to building the New York Knicks into a championship contender, but those plans heavily relied on their superstar free agent Carmelo Anthony returning to the team. Jackson and Knicks fans can now rest a little easier now, knowing that Anthony has decided to stay and put his faith in the organization.
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Via isportsweb.com
7 days ago
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Carmelo posed for crazy painting for vodka brand promo
That picture of Carmelo Anthony chilling in Nottingham forest in a robe with a sword the other day? Yeah, he actually donned the robe and posed for that. Grey Goose had the portraits commissioned from Award-winning artist Kehinde Wiley for its Le Melon, the Fruit of Kings. The third such picture was of Melo. The Kings of Culture series honored 'iconic' basketball player Anthony...
Via Bob's Blitz
10 days ago
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Knicks, Carmelo Anthony Both Winners With New Contract
Written by Kenneth Teape
Reuters
It took longer than some people had hoped, but the New York Knicks and Carmelo Anthony finally were able to come to an agreement on a contract, as he will play out the remainder of his prime years in orange and blue. The exact numbers of the contract are not known, but what is known is that it will be for five years and between $122-123 million. It...
Lakers to Melo: This will eventually be your franchise
It’s been over three days since Carmelo Anthony met with the Los Angeles Lakers and was seemingly impressed enough with their pitch to consider them a serious contender for his services. So, what’s the big hold up? According to Frank Isola from the New York Daily News, Anthony is “torn” over where to sign and continue his NBA career. Isola says that the Knicks, Lakers and...
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