In the midst of a two-game losing streak, Miami Basketball (16-4, 5-2 ACC) had to find its way back into playing its brand of basketball. After gifting Florida State their first conference win of the season, the Hurricanes needed to find their groove, and they did on the road.
Teams are always looking to make an upgrade somehow, and the Orlando Magic, who have underachieved this season, are probably no exception. Still, they can’t just take back any player, which makes the report from longtime New York Knicks beat writer Steve Popper that both teams have had discussions that included Karl-Anthony Towns fascinating.
If any fans of the New York Knicks hadn't been already made aware of any issues lurking below the team's surface, this horrifying, ongoing run of games has revealed the un-ignorable; they have a Karl-Anthony Towns problem.
How many of the active NBA players to score 20 points in at least 200 games in their career can you name in seven minutes?
The New York Knicks suffered yet another loss tonight, falling in blowout fashion to the Dallas Mavericks, 114-97. This marks a huge low for a team that had championship expectations coming into the season, and has now lost nine of its last 11 games.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
As of today, the New York Knicks are sitting in third place in the Eastern Conference standings. Pretty solid, right? Well, it’s not that impressive, at least according to former legends Carmelo Anthony and Tracy McGrady.
There's nothing like hearing some good basketball talk amongst NBA players. NBA legend and New York Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony spoke on the "7 PM in Brooklyn" podcast with former NBA player P.J.
In NBA conversations, there's usually talk of iconic Finals performances or of the greatest players who never managed to take home a ring. Then, there are those who never even had the chance.
The Houston Rockets' pairing of James Harden and Chris Paul left the team relatively top-heavy. Especially when factoring in PJ Tucker, Trevor Ariza and Clint Capela.
NBA legend Carmelo Anthony strongly believes that Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry should be in the greatest-of-all-time conversation and was surprised anyone would leave him out.
The 2025-26 Houston Rockets have had a roller-coaster of a season. One day, they're ranked second in the Western Conference. Another, they're in the tier of teams vying for a spot in the play-in tournament.
Carmelo Anthony doesn't see this current Los Angeles Lakers roster setup as being conducive to success. Melo believes JJ Redick can't risk the team's chemistry and get on Luka Doncic for not doing the little things on defense because of his scoring.
Stories come and stories go in the NBA, but one of the things the first half of the season has made clear is that the Detroit Pistons are here to stay.
LaMelo Ball led the NBA in one-legged threes by a wide margin in 2024-25. He made them at a decent clip, too, so the Charlotte Hornets were more than willing to live with it.
Carmelo Anthony has had his fair share of hate across the NBA. But there was a time when the 10x All-Star’s dislike was off the roof, and he was not the only one feeling this way.
Luka Doncic being one of the best players in the NBA today may very well be causing a problem for the Los Angeles Lakers. He is dropping 30-plus points as if it is routine and controlling games with his shot-making and playmaking.
The point guard position in today’s NBA might be the deepest and most competitive it has ever been. Every night, teams are rolling out floor generals who can score at all three levels, run an offense, and take over games late.
Be it endorsing Lamar Jackson or cheering from the stands, Carmelo Anthony has always had a soft spot for the Baltimore Ravens. On Tuesday, the team decided to fire John Harbaugh, one of the most successful coaches in its history.
There’s a 6’10” trade target in Dallas as the NBA trade deadline approaches. The Atlanta Hawks have their sights set on Anthony Davis for a potential in-season trade.
NEW YORK, NY — Tell the world he’s coming home … again. Carmelo Anthony will make his way back to Madison Square Garden this New York Knicks season, albeit in colors beyond the local blue-and-orange.
The New York Knicks are in a slump, and one franchise legend believes he knows exactly why. Carmelo Anthony has pointed to the team’s stagnant offense and over-reliance on Jalen Brunson as the main cause of their recent struggles, which have now seen them lose four straight games.
The New York Knicks started the season as one of the hottest teams in the East. They had a tremendous December, winning the NBA Cup against the Spurs and pulling off some miraculous comebacks, including a statement win against the Cavaliers on Christmas Day when they came back from 17 points down.
James Harden doesn't often come to mind when listing the top players in NBA history. But there is one thing you can't doubt about Harden: The man can score with the best of them.
Over two decades after Carmelo Anthony led the Syracuse Orange to the only men's college basketball national title in program history, his son, Kiyan Anthony, had a strong first start for Syracuse in a win over Delaware State.
Despite his injury history, Hall of Fame forward Carmelo Anthony believes this player could emerge as an X-factor for the Cavaliers.
He was just inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame. But despite this honor, it's not likely his jersey goes to the rafters for any NBA team.
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