Tag: Carmelo Anthony

  • Game of Thrones – The NBA Version 2.0

    Game of Thrones – The NBA Version 2.0

    The guys (and girls???) over at Bleacherreport aren’t tired of making Game of Thrones videos with NBA connections, releasing another ‘Game of Zones’ cartoon that depicts the Miami Heat waiting in a tower, the San Antonio Spurs marching over the ice and Derrick Rose dreaming again.

  • NBA Rumors – New York Knicks Tricking Carmelo Anthony Into Staying

    NBA Rumors – New York Knicks Tricking Carmelo Anthony Into Staying

    Hiring a new head coach, a new general manager or puppet master – all this so the New York Knicks don’t enter one of the more depressing seasons in their recent history, and mostly so Carmelo Anthony will think that staying on for at least one more season of decay and not being close to chasing a title ring is the right choice for him. Who knows – maybe they’ll actually convince him things will be better.

  • NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls & Houston Rockets Waiting for Carmelo Anthony to Opt Out

    NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls & Houston Rockets Waiting for Carmelo Anthony to Opt Out

    Potentially, the biggest name in free agency this season will be Carmelo Anthony. If he decided to opt out of his contract, which the New York Knicks are trying to stop him from doing, while the Chicago Bulls and the Houston Rockets seem to be the first in line to intercept and sign him if he actually does.

  • NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls Should Sign Kevin Love, Carmelo Anthony

    NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls Should Sign Kevin Love, Carmelo Anthony

    If the Chicago Bulls are about winning now without giving up on their identity for the last few years than acquiring Kevin Love and not Carmelo Anthony, if the cap situation makes it even possible, would be the wiser choice, although it probably is going to be more difficult to get Love via trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves.

  • NBA Rumors – Dallas Mavericks & Carmelo Anthony Won’t Work

    NBA Rumors – Dallas Mavericks & Carmelo Anthony Won’t Work

    It seems that every year the Dallas Mavericks aim to sign the biggest name in free agency and miss out on him. This time, with Carmelo Anthony more than likely opting out of his last season with the New York Knicks to test the market, the Mavs believe they have what it takes to reel in the prize fish.

  • Chicago Bulls in 2015 – What Comes Next?

    Chicago Bulls in 2015 – What Comes Next?

    Despite home court advantage, the Chicago Bulls are out of the playoffs after the first round for the second time in three years. Tom Thibodeau is a very good head coach, and he has a team with some excellent defense. However, the future doesn’t look too bright without Derrick Rose finally getting some consistent playing time, while the biggest and first decision this teams needs to make has to do with Carlos Boozer and the amnesty clause.

  • Carmelo Anthony Doesn’t Deserve the Dwight Howard Treatment

    Carmelo Anthony Doesn’t Deserve the Dwight Howard Treatment

    The New York Knicks and Phil Jackson are moving fast: Mike Woodson is fired, and Steve Kerr might be coming in. All that doesn’t change the mind of Carmelo Anthony, who wants teams to make him feel like he’s special through free agency, even though he doesn’t deserve any royal treatment.

  • NBA Playoffs – No Celtics, Knicks & Lakers For the First Time Ever

    NBA Playoffs – No Celtics, Knicks & Lakers For the First Time Ever

    The two royal dynasties of the NBA are the Boston Celtics with their 17 championships, followed by the Los Angeles Lakers winning 16. The New York Knicks only have two, but they’re a special part of the league’s history, and for the first time all three teams aren’t going to be in the playoffs, while Carmelo Anthony, part of his equation, missed the postseason for the first time in his career.

  • New York Knicks – Playoffs Still an Option

    New York Knicks – Playoffs Still an Option

    In one of the most up & down seasons we’ve seen from the New York Knicks in recent years, the playoffs are still something they can reach but it’s not up to the them, as the 108-100 win over the Toronto Raptors keeps them in the race, but with their destiny in someone else’s hands.

  • New York Knicks – Playoffs Slipping Further Away

    New York Knicks – Playoffs Slipping Further Away

    It’s not over yet, but combined with other results the 102-91 loss to the Miami Heat makes making the playoffs a very difficult goal to reach for the New York Knicks, having to withstand another huge night from LeBron James that made J.R. Smith catching fire from beyond the arc almost redundant.