James Harden said Thursday at Team USA camp that he has a feeling — and that feeling is to get back to the Western Conference finals. The motivated Rockets star also said he has been in touch with Carmelo Anthony.
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Harden: I want to capture playoff ‘feeling’ again
Carmelo Anthony said it took him a while to accept the fact that he’s on the verge of being with his fourth team in a year, saying that the process of being waived or bought out is “the new norm in our society in basketball.”
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Melo accepts his offseason as ‘new norm’ in NBA
OKC will deal Carmelo Anthony to the Hawks for a package that includes Dennis Schroder. Anthony will be waived, and the Rockets are front-runners for him.
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Sources: Melo headed to Hawks, will be waived
Carmelo Anthony and his representatives have met with Houston Rockets and Miami Heat officials in recent days with the permission of the Oklahoma City Thunder in advance of Anthony’s inevitable departure, league sources tell ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Sources: Carmelo meeting with prospective teams
Carmelo Anthony and his representatives have met with Houston Rockets and Miami Heat officials in recent days with the permission of the Oklahoma City Thunder in advance of Anthony’s inevitable departure, league sources tell ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Sources: Carmelo meeting with prospective teams
OKC and Carmelo Anthony are reportedly planning to part ways. So which team is the best spot for Melo next?
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Is Melo a better fit with LeBron, CP3 or Wade?
The financial implications of Carmelo Anthony opting in for $27.9 million have dictated that the Thunder will part ways with the forward this summer, sources told ESPN.
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Sources: Tax-strapped OKC, Melo to part ways
Carmelo Anthony has chosen not to opt out of the final year of his contract with the Thunder and will earn $27.9 million in 2018-19.
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Melo opts in for $27.9M contract with Thunder
Thunder center Steven Adams’ “like” of an Instagram comment critical of Carmelo Anthony is said to have been an accident, a team spokesman told ESPN.
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Adams blames ‘fat fingers’ for ‘like’ of Melo jab
Oklahoma City Thunder veteran Carmelo Anthony strongly disagreed with an Instagram post stating that Cleveland Cavaliers sharpshooter Kyle Korver is better than him at this point in their NBA careers.
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Carmelo rejects IG post claiming Korver is better
Carmelo Anthony, who is owed $28 million on the last year of his contract but can opt out, says he still has “so much left in the tank” and that he’s going to have to think about what he wants out of the rest of his career.
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Melo: Bench role in OKC ‘out of the question’
With Russell Westbrook needing 16 rebounds to become the first player to average a triple-double in multiple seasons, Thunder teammate Carmelo Anthony joked that Westbrook “steals” rebounds meant for others.
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Ahead of history, Melo jokes Russ ‘steals’ reb.
