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Carmelo Anthony: Playing Through Pain Has Defined Athletes' Careers

Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls was unable to make a return for the NBA playoffs despite being medically cleared to play in March. The star point guard and the former MVP, who hadn't played in a game in over a year, took heat from the media and fans for his absence. Show More Summary

Carmelo Anthony and JR Smith Proved Their Toughness for the NY Knicks

Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith are warriors. Throughout the 2012-13 NBA playoffs, they played through serious injuries that undoubtedly hindered the level of their play. There is finally a reason for their postseason struggles after all. Show More Summary

Scoring Title Aside, Carmelo Anthony Doesn't Deserve All-NBA First-Team Nod

Carmelo Anthony had a terrific year—by some measures, his best ever—but the voters who named him to the All-NBA Second Team got it right. Even after averaging more points per game than any other player in the league, 'Melo didn't deserve a spot on the NBA's first team ahead of either Kevin Durant or LeBron James. Show More Summary

Will Carmelo Anthony Need Shoulder Surgery, and What Would Rehab Be?

Carmelo Anthony played through the playoffs with an injured left shoulder. The injury was a torn labrum, according the New York Daily News. While Anthony is going to take a month to try to heal without surgery, the questions are: How...Show More Summary

Carmelo Anthony has partial tear in his shoulder

Carmelo Anthony has a small tear in his left shoulder, an injury that could require surgery. The New York Knicks forward played 12 playoff games with the partially torn labrum that was revealed in an MRI on Wednesday, the New … Continue reading ?

Carmelo Anthony Injury Unlikely to Have Hampered Knicks in Playoffs

News broke on Monday that Carmelo Anthony had played through the last part of the NBA season and playoffs with a small tear in his shoulder: The question is not whether Anthony was injured, assuming Isola's report is correct. The question is rather whether the injury would have affected Anthony in any meaningful way and the answer there is no. Show More Summary

Carmelo Anthony Played Through Shoulder Tear

Say it ain’t so, ‘Melo. Carmelo Anthony was chastised for shooting just 40.6 percent from the field during the New York Knicks’ playoff run, yet it turns out he struggled for a good reason. According to Frank Isola of the New York Daily News, an MRI revealed that New York’s superstar—who was visibly playing through [...]

New York Knicks: There's Nowhere to Go but Down for Carmelo Anthony and Company

Well New York Knicks fans, for better or worse, this is it. These Knicks captivated us, bringing back magic to the Garden that hasn't been seen since the Clinton administration. But they seemed to hit a wall against the Pacers—Indiana...Show More Summary

MRI Reveals Carmelo Anthony Was Fighting Through Shoulder Tear in Playoffs

During the New York Knicks' 2013 NBA playoff run, we saw Carmelo Anthony do two things on a frequent basis: shoot and grimace. Anthony has always been big on the former, but now we know why he did so much of the latter. According toShow More Summary

Carmelo Anthony Injury: Updates on Knicks Star's Shoulder

The New York Knicks may be out of the 2013 NBA playoffs, but that hasn't stopped them from stealing headlines. In fact, the news coming out of New York is not only revealing, but also potentially devastating. According to Frank Isola of the New York Daily News, Carmelo Anthony is battling a small left shoulder tear. Show More Summary

Report: Carmelo Anthony has partially torn labrum in left shoulder, MRI reveals

Carmelo Anthony played 12 playoff games with a partially torn left shoulder, the Daily News has learned. An MRI of Anthony’s shoulder revealed a partially torn labrum, according to a Knicks source and there is a possibility that Anthony may need surgery. The Knicks are hopeful that the injury will heal on its own and the [...]

Paul George's burden in the Eastern Conference Finals

Having just spent the last few weeks turning Carmelo Anthony's dream season into yet another Melo referendum, up-and-coming Indiana Pacers forward Paul George must now deal with the league's best player in LeBron James, who is at the height of his powers. Show More Summary

LeBron James Won’t Pull a Carmelo Anthony Against Roy Hibbert

LeBron James doesn’t intend to feel Carmelo Anthony’s pain. The Chosen One saw Hibbert’s block on ‘Melo. He understood how impressive it was and what it meant. Everyone did. ‘Melo and his New York Knicks had the momentum. Hibbert’s block swayed that momentum back in the Indiana Pacers’ favor. It’s not a stretch to say [...]

Will Carmelo Anthony's Legacy Ever Live Up to Superstar Billing?

When Carmelo Anthony joined the NBA on the heels of his 2003 NCAA title at Syracuse, he was expected to be a career-long rival of LeBron James. Much like Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, we anticipated the two duking it out for the Larry O’Brien trophy every June. Show More Summary

Ranking the NY Knicks' Most Likely NBA Free Agency Moves

The New York Knicks are on the heels of their most successful regular season in more than a decade. Their 54 wins earned them the second seed in the Eastern Conference, and Carmelo Anthony's play had him in the MVP discussion through much of the season. Show More Summary

Jim Boeheim: Carmelo Anthony Needs More Help In New York

Jim Boeheim says Carmelo Anthony needs a lot more help if he’s going to take the New York Knicks to a championship. The Syracuse head coach would know a thing or two about it. In 2003 he took a team centered on then-freshman Carmelo to win the national championship, and did so with a strong [...]

Jim Boeheim Defends Carmelo, Rips the Rest of the Knicks

There’s plenty of finger pointing that can go on as to why the Knicks were eliminated in the second round, but the bulk of the blame shouldn’t be with Carmelo Anthony. And truthfully, the fact of the matter is that the Knicks roster isn’t talented enough from top to bottom to win the East. As [...]

Jim Boeheim Says Carmelo Anthony Can't Win A Title With This Knicks Squad Because His Teammates Are Terrible

Jim Boeheim, who coached Carmelo Anthony to a National Championship at Syracuse, blamed Melo's teammates for the Knicks' playoff woes. "Everybody's killing him [Anthony], but Tyson Chandler just didn't try to catch the ball," Boeheim told the Syracuse Post Standard. Show More Summary

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