Report: Carmelo Anthony Willing To Waive No-Trade Clause
"Come on, man," the Knicks star responded Friday. "After all the work I did to get here and get back here, if I was to get up and want to leave now, that would just make me weak."
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"Come on, man," the Knicks star responded Friday. "After all the work I did to get here and get back here, if I was to get up and want to leave now, that would just make me weak."
This is going to be a time-consuming and painful process with the Knicks, and Carmelo Anthony is finally realizing that.
The guys discussed the notion of Melo taking his money and running - perhaps to Chicago - as the Knicks continue to spiral downwards in spectacular fashion.
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December 15 is coming, and Jackson was wise to say he wouldn't make a move for the sake of making a move. But make no mistake about it: Change is coming, whether it's now or after the season.
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