Will Anthony go down in New York history?

‘SNY’ reporter Ian Begley reported on the possibility of Carmelo Anthony getting a permanent number with the New York Knicks on the 25th (KST).

“Even before Carmelo Anthony’s retirement announcement, there was a strong push within the Knicks’ organisation to make him a permanent fixture,” Begley said.

Anthony is leaving the court. He announced his retirement from active play on 22 March, posting a video to his social media accounts.토토사이트

Anthony entered the NBA with the third overall pick in the 2003 NBA Draft. Upon his debut, he was dubbed a super rookie alongside LeBron James.

After starting his career with the Denver Nuggets, Anthony was traded to New York in the middle of the 2010-2011 season. Fans in New York were thrilled with the arrival of a new superstar. Anthony responded with an explosion of scoring.

He played seven seasons in New York, averaging 24.7 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game, making him the King of New York.

Clearly, Anthony won the hearts of New York fans with his stellar performance. However, the jury is still out on whether or not he did enough to make it a permanent fixture. New York wasn’t doing very well when Anthony was playing.

Anthony made the playoffs a total of three times with New York. In the 2011 playoffs, they were swept by the Boston Celtics in the first round. In the 2012 playoffs, they were swept in the second round by the Miami Heat.

In the 2013 playoffs, they got revenge on Boston and made it to the second round, but were swept by the Indiana Pacers in the second round, bringing the series to 2-4.

If New York were to make Anthony’s number permanent, there are a number of options that could be discussed. There are arguments to be made that Alan Houston, John Starks, Bernard King and others from New York’s glory days should also be banned.