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Carmelo Anthony

Carmelo Anthony

Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 7"/238 lbs
Born: Brooklyn, New York
College: Syracuse
Draft: 2003 1st round (3rd pick) by the
  • AfroTech

    How Carmelo Anthony Became The Jordan Brand’s First Signature Athlete With His Own Shoe, Earning A Reported 6-Year Deal Worth $3.5M Annually

    Basketball-player-turned-businessman Michael Jordan chose Carmelo Anthony as the first signature athlete for his well-known brand. During his high school years, Anthony was encouraged by his coach, Mike Daniel, to enhance his basketball career by transferring from his Maryland school to Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, VA, right before his senior year, the New York… Continue reading How Carmelo Anthony Became The Jordan Brand’s First Signature Athlete With His Own Shoe, Earning A Reported 6-

  • ClutchPoints | Los Angeles Lakers News

    Lakers: Carmelo Anthony gets 100% real on Kobe Bryant's true impact on US Redeem Team

    Carmelo Anthony is one of a few stars to experience both the highs and lows of USA Olympic basketball, He suffered through the team's high-profile failures but also basked in the glory of a successful and legendary pursuit of global redemption. While most hardcore NBA fans of that generation know the story well by now, Anthony is giving them insight about the affect Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant had on the Redeem Team. “He was the last piece that we needed,” the prolific scorer said on 7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony & The Kid Mero, via ClutchPoints. “We lost [in Athens], then we lost in the World Championship in 06'… [Kobe Bryant] was the last piece that [Team USA] needed to do what we needed to do.”

  • Sports Illustrated Denver Nuggets News, Analysis and More

    NBA Legend Proposes Trade to Help Victor Wembanyama

    NBA Legend Proposes Trade to Help Victor Wembanyama Should the San Antonio Spurs trade for Trae Young? Author: Joey Linn Publish date: Mar 14, 2024 6:13 PM EDT In This Story: San Antonio Spurs Denver Nuggets During a recent episode of his 7PM in Brooklyn podcast , NBA and Denver Nuggets legend Carmelo Anthony proposed a Trae Young to the San Antonio Spurs trade to pair the star point guard with Victor Wembanyama. "[The Spurs] got a plan for the kid," Anthony said. "Let it play out. [Gregg Popovich] knew they was gonna be trash... So San Antonio is not in no rush. They are one of those organizations that build and develop. They got a plan for him, let it play out. Be patient." While Anthony knows