Carmelo Anthony is retiring from the NBA after 19 seasons
Carmelo Anthony, one of the NBA's most prolific scorers, retires after 19 seasons in the league.
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Carmelo Anthony, one of the NBA's most prolific scorers, retires after 19 seasons in the league.
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New York Knicks President Phil Jackson has taken another dig at forward Carmelo Anthony.
Dwyane Wade hasn't had to often rely on Eastern Conference coaches. Carmelo Anthony never has.
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According to Tayshaun Prince, the Pistons could have won up to four championships if they had drafted Carmelo Anthony over Darko Milicic in the 2003 NBA draft.
Carmelo Anthony had one last thing to teach his young teammates.
Anthony scored 31 points — and the Americans needed every one of them — as the overwhelming gold-medal favorites in the Rio Games outlasted Australia 98-88 on Wednesday night.
Carmelo Anthony wants more than a better U.S. basketball team leading into the Olympics.
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When he saw it was a young boy who'd somehow slipped through courtside security to give him a hug, his instinct was to react with an affectionate pat on the head.
Anthony pointed to Madison Square Garden chairman James Dolan and told the fan: "Look, the owner's right there. Ask for your money back."
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