Now that Anthony is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, here are five NBA greats who should be next in line for induction.
New Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony is the 10th leading scorer in NBA history. But when it comes to playoff success, he's one of the least successful Hall of Famers.
It was the sixth straight time the Timberwolves beat the Nuggets, dating back to the final games of their second-round playoff series last May.
Coby White was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for March. He didn't cool off on the first day of April.
The Golden State Warriors could have finished Tuesday night in fifth place with a win, or fallen all the way to eighth with a loss. Stephen Curry simply refused to let them lose.
Houston's defense still looks great, but it needs the offense to pull its weight if it wants to win a playoff series.
The Los Angeles Clippers and Orlando Magic have top-four NBA defenses. It's no surprise they played one of the season's lowest-scoring games on Monday night.
With his team 1.5 games out of the play-in tournament with two weeks to play, Durant's ankle sprain couldn't have come at a worse time.
The Sacramento Kings lost Saturday night for the ninth time in their last 12 games. Their late-season collapse could cost them a play-in spot — and cost their coach and GM their jobs.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost their fourth straight game Sunday night. This slide might cost them dearly when it comes to playoff seeding.
Playing without All-Star Cade Cunningham against a team that had beaten them in 12 straight games, the Detroit Pistons almost blew a 19-point lead. Then they locked down the Cavs in the final four minutes.
The Golden State Warriors missed 42 three-pointers Friday night, but the return of Stephen Curry and their hot shooting on two-pointers snapped a two-game losing streak.
James revealed that he and Jordan "don't talk," but he explained that it isn't due to any rift between them.
If he can't play again this season, Milwaukee may be all out of options with its current core.
The Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder are the NBA's three best teams. Since a week before Christmas, they're also the only teams who've been better than the Detroit Pistons.
For an offense that has depended on the Magic's two young stars, his emergence gives the team an extra dimension and keeps defenses from focusing solely on them.
Before they traded him to the Golden State Warriors, the Miami Heat were frustrated by Jimmy Butler's lackadaisical play and disinterest in scoring. They got to see that again in a blowout win on Tuesday night.
Kevin Durant put the Phoenix Suns on his back with the team's season teetering on the brink of disaster and Bradley Beal out. Then Devin Booker finished the job.
The Chicago Bulls had a six-game road trip where they faced five Western Conference playoff teams. Thanks to their dynamic young guards, they finished 4-2, with a real chance of escaping the 9-10 play-in.
One week ago, the Indiana Pacers sank five three-pointers in overtime to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves. Monday, they shot the lights out in a scorching third quarter to take down the Wolves again.
The Los Angeles Lakers got all their injured starters back last weekend. Their defense remained absent without leave Monday night.
Anthony Davis played only 24 minutes in his long-delayed second game with the Dallas Mavericks, but his presence helped the Mavericks' defense. As did playing the Brooklyn Nets.
Stephen Curry still hasn't been cleared to return to the Golden State Warriors. His coach thinks he'll be back Tuesday, out of loyalty to a teammate.
Stephon Castle dished out 14 assists in the Spurs' 128-120 win over the Philadelphia 76ers Friday night.
In his third season, Banchero is rounding out his game.