Carmelo Anthony: ‘I do not expect to win a championship this year
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this fat fukk has always been a perennial loser. An overpaid, over eating loser.
NY has the perfect star for their team.
dude had the bball world waiting on his dumb ass to make a decision this summer while LeBron ALREADY had his shyt planned out. Melo coulda recruited anyone outside of Bron to go where ever he went, but meanwhile the Cavs are putting Wiggins in a crate to Minnesota as we speak as the East remains a bunch of bullshyt teams except whatever one Leborn chooses to be on.
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I Got Game
What year did he say this? 
Wasn't winning this guy's priority before the payday? 
quote a single knicks fan on this forum that thinks we're going to be a contender this year.Won't stop Knicks fans from being delusional
NBA Star Carmelo Anthony’s Foundation Inaugurates New Basketball Court in Puerto Rico
Monday, August 11, 2014 18:56
New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony and his foundation opened a fifth basketball court over the weekend in Puerto Rico to give poor kids a place to play.
“I want to thank the community for having brought me here again to do something positive for the kids and the community,” Anthony said during the “A Very Melo Weekend” event on Sunday.
The basketball court is not finished, but the foundation will complete the project soon, Anthony said.
“What I want to ask is that you take care of the court, which I have given from the bottom of my heart,” the NBA star, who arrived at the event with several relatives, said.
Anthony was accompanied at the event by Knicks teammate J. R. Smith.
The 30-year-old Anthony and his foundation previously opened community basketball courts in Old San Juan’s La Perla neighborhood in 2010, the Lomas de Luquillo district in 2011 and Magnolia Gardens in Bayamon, a city outside the capital, in 2012.
The NBA star opened a basketball court in Extension Ciudad del Lago in Trujillo Alto, a city in the San Juan metro area, last year.
Anthony, a two-time Olympic champion, said in the past that his goal was to work with the foundation “to help communities.”
The NBA star participated in a series of events, including a golf tournament last Friday at the Bahia Beach Golf Course at the St. Regis Hotel in Rio Grande, organized by his foundation over the weekend
Anthony also watched boxing and played in a softball game on Saturday that featured retired Puerto Rican sports stars, such as former New York Yankees player Bernie Williams.
Published in Latino Daily News
Monday, August 11, 2014 18:56
New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony and his foundation opened a fifth basketball court over the weekend in Puerto Rico to give poor kids a place to play.
“I want to thank the community for having brought me here again to do something positive for the kids and the community,” Anthony said during the “A Very Melo Weekend” event on Sunday.
The basketball court is not finished, but the foundation will complete the project soon, Anthony said.
“What I want to ask is that you take care of the court, which I have given from the bottom of my heart,” the NBA star, who arrived at the event with several relatives, said.
Anthony was accompanied at the event by Knicks teammate J. R. Smith.
The 30-year-old Anthony and his foundation previously opened community basketball courts in Old San Juan’s La Perla neighborhood in 2010, the Lomas de Luquillo district in 2011 and Magnolia Gardens in Bayamon, a city outside the capital, in 2012.
The NBA star opened a basketball court in Extension Ciudad del Lago in Trujillo Alto, a city in the San Juan metro area, last year.
Anthony, a two-time Olympic champion, said in the past that his goal was to work with the foundation “to help communities.”
The NBA star participated in a series of events, including a golf tournament last Friday at the Bahia Beach Golf Course at the St. Regis Hotel in Rio Grande, organized by his foundation over the weekend
Anthony also watched boxing and played in a softball game on Saturday that featured retired Puerto Rican sports stars, such as former New York Yankees player Bernie Williams.
Published in Latino Daily News
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as soon as HGH testing starts all this dudes slim down
gotta be a coincidence
Nope, like any other rigged event the stars of the show will be allowed to cheat while the pawns will be punished for the same actions.
There are a few in that thread, my dude... don't front. Idiots run amok in there.
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get a max deal to not even attempt to win
120 million to lead your squad to the 10th seed
Knicks continue being the most embarrassing team in the league
120 million to lead your squad to the 10th seed
Knicks continue being the most embarrassing team in the league
get a max deal to not even attempt to win
120 million to lead your squad to the 10th seed
Knicks continue being the most embarrassing team in the league
Still goes home to this so he wins regardless
I've always felt players like Carmelo knew that they were expected to want/crave the pressure of getting the title more than they actually wanted it themselves, same with Bron at one point. Never got the sense that he was ever legitimately hungry for a ring to the point of obsession. Shame 
Quote them then
Bron so as he same thing about Cleveland recently in his letterI've always felt players like Carmelo knew that they were expected to want/crave the pressure of getting the title more than they actually wanted it themselves, same with Bron at one point. Never got the sense that he was ever legitimately hungry for a ring to the point of obsession. Shame