CBS Sports "Carmelo Anthony joined an illustrious group of players on Monday when he officially announced his retirement from the NBA. On first glance, you might assume I'm talking about the club populated by legends like Charles Barkley, Steve Nash, Elgin Baylor and Karl Malone...." May 23
Total Pro Sports
"Carmelo Anthony is done with the NBA.
The former NBA all-star announced his retirement at age 38 on Monday, following 19 NBA seasons.
In the meantime, an adult site is now offering him one last contract, but with a twist.
CBS Sports "Former No. 3 overall pick and 10-time NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony announced he is retiring from the game of basketball after 19 seasons on Monday. Anthony, 38, did not play in the NBA this season, and informed the world of his decision in a video released on social..." May 22
Bleacher Report "Five years after the Dallas Mavericks drafted him in the second round and just under a year after they let him join the New York Knicks in free agency, Jalen Brunson is already etching his name in New York Knicks history. After staving off elimination with 38 points, nine rebounds and..." May 11
Andscape "It was all love for former NBA star Carmelo Anthony at Syracuse University on Saturday night as he and his former teammates were honored during a 20th-year anniversary celebration of their 2003 NCAA national championship. Regardless of whether “Melo” returns to the NBA, this 10-time..." March 06
Clutch Points "At the moment, Carmelo Anthony still hasn’t played a single minute in the NBA this season. The 10-time All-Star has been unable to secure a new contract with any team after his stint with the Los Angeles Lakers last season. Well, this might change in the near..." February 21
Bleacher Report "Carmelo Anthony has been a free agent since the end of the 2021-22 season, but the 10-time All-Star isn't necessarily chasing an opportunity to play again. Speaking to ESPN's Malika Andrews on Monday (starts at 2:20 mark), Anthony was asked about his aspirations for a..." December 13
Yahoo! Sports "The Knicks will be without Obi Toppin for weeks due to a fractured knee. The reigning All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk contest champion — has been giving the Knicks 7.7 points in 25 games off the bench. Without him, New York is a little thin at the four...." December 12