Carmelo Anthony and Mia Burks welcomed their daughter, Genesis Harlo, in 2017. Here’s everything to know about Carmelo ...

Carmelo Anthony was an NBA great, but his legacy will be defined by title-winning freshman year at Syracuse Twenty years removed from winning it all, the 2003 championship and Final Four MOP ...

Carmelo Anthony retired from basketball on Monday, concluding a career that spanned 19 NBA seasons and included 10 All-Star Game appearances. Anthony announced his retirement in a video posted to ...

Carmelo Anthony is setting his sights on a new goal: team ownership. The former NBA star is planning to buy the Washington Wizards. The NBA franchise is valued at around $4.1 billion.

Carmelo Anthony, a legacy beyond basketball The NBA legend and 3-time Olympic Gold medalist is now serving as a FIBA global ambassador, on a mission to grow the game internationally. In partnership ...

NBA 2K26 is officially on the way, and this year’s special edition cover will have Carmelo Anthony on it, sparking a reaction from his son, Kiyan Anthony.

Carmelo Anthony has announced his retirement and said his son Kiyan is his "legacy." ... “People ask what I believe my legacy is,” Carmelo Anthony, 38. said in a social media post.

The retirement of Carmelo Anthony from the NBA means that it’s time to reflect on an era of New York Knicks basketball that didn’t really go anywhere.

Carmelo Anthony Retires From NBA After 20-Year Career & Says His Legacy ‘Lives On’ In His Son, Kiyan. After two decades in the NBA, Carmelo Anthony says 'time for me to say goodbye,' but his ...

NBA 2K's digital marketing director Ronnie Singh, more known as "Ronnie 2K," thinks Carmelo Anthony is best remembered for his time with the New York Knicks than the Denver Nuggets.

Carmelo Anthony played for 19 seasons in the NBA before retiring. He played for various teams, including the Denver Nuggets, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, Portland Trail ...

Carmelo Anthony reflects on his legacy of and dedication to scoring after passing Moses Malone for No. 9 on the all-time points list. Photos: LeBron & Carmelo through the years.