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Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

If he's gonna accept the switch to HOU, he's gonna have to accept big role changes. Look at what it did to K. Love when he went to Cleveland.

He must to because HOU isn't going to get him just for them to play but to have some bigger responsibility and shouldering the success of the team. But when it comes to attitude not only us, fans are seeing it but for sure even the management knows it already. And still they want to try him out so who knows, let's wait and see.

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Quote from: Pamadar on July 16, 2017, 08:59:47 PM

just cutting the quote, but still with melo if he really like to win a ring he needed to adjust and let him play not a superstar but a role player
that will bring support to his new team, look with iguodala and kevin love they played as a back up support even they have a superstar
caliber individual.

Andre Igoudala and Kevin Love didn't became a main man in their respective teams (Philadelphia 76ers and Minnesota Timberwolves). They are purely served being a supporting cast in the main lineup.

Carmelo Anthony is the lead player of the Denver Nuggets for many season and it was followed to New York Knicks that's why changing playing style will kinda be hard if he will transfer to another team with already main man on the roster.

Who's the main man in timberwolves when Kevin Love was there then? I really think that it was Kevin Love which was the main man because he usually step up big and AFAIR he made a good streaked of double double in ppg and rpg during his time.

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Quote from: Pamadar on July 16, 2017, 08:59:47 PM

just cutting the quote, but still with melo if he really like to win a ring he needed to adjust and let him play not a superstar but a role player
that will bring support to his new team, look with iguodala and kevin love they played as a back up support even they have a superstar
caliber individual.

Andre Igoudala and Kevin Love didn't became a main man in their respective teams (Philadelphia 76ers and Minnesota Timberwolves). They are purely served being a supporting cast in the main lineup.

Carmelo Anthony is the lead player of the Denver Nuggets for many season and it was followed to New York Knicks that's why changing playing style will kinda be hard if he will transfer to another team with already main man on the roster.

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just cutting the quote, but still with melo if he really like to win a ring he needed to adjust and let him play not a superstar but a role player
that will bring support to his new team, look with iguodala and kevin love they played as a back up support even they have a superstar
caliber individual.

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Melo is overrated player for me. No offense for his fans. He can't even carry a team even now or distributed much after bringing Denver Nuggets last 2009-2010 season into their first conference finals. That's the highlight of his career and follow up season is kinda not that interesting.

For me, New York Knicks must retained this player if Melo will agree. Revamp their bench as this squad doesn't have a second team. Don't just acquired injury prone player to saved salary cap. They must do what Boston Celtics after their decision to recruit young players and disband their championship lineup. It's a risk worth trying for.

Melo gets a lot of bad reputation but let's face it, he's not on the same level and never was compared to Lebron James or Wade, from his generation. Now the guy played great at Denver and he also got an awful NYK team deep into the Playoffs. But he's not a loser in my mind, he just never had the luck to play in a great team, those Denver and NY teams were completely lacking in the talent deparment, let's be real here.

Either way, now he's older and more injury prone, I still think he can be a great piece to a well established team, he still is an awesome scorer and got more mature with age.

I think Melo was compared to Lebron James initially. But James proved that he is above all others and Melo looks like an ordinary player as compared to James. He played good at Denver I agree, but I think he does not have the mental toughness to carry a team that's why he got a bad reputation. And it really shows once he moved to NYK.

I also agree with you saying that Melo would be a good addition to a well established team and but the he should accept the role as just a support to the franchise player, whoever teams he goes.

Melo is aging already but the confidence is still in him, when we see Lebron James and Melo play against each other we usually see Melo stepping up although in the end Lebron's team win. Superstars loves to compete with each other and as long as Melo still think he is we cannot discount his ability to play, now playing together with 2 superstars which are healthy, I guess he will consider trusting his teammates.

Melo loves the challenges specially facing Lebron. He seems to have the numbers against him. However, Melo was just unlucky because the team he joined was somewhat lacks the support that the superstar has needed. I really thought that when he is in Denver, he has a great chance to win a ring but unfortunately it didn't happened for him. And now with Knicks they faced a lot of problems internally. But Melo is still competitive and still has a lot of good years ahead of him.

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Quote from: agustina2 on July 14, 2017, 02:44:10 PM

Melo is overrated player for me. No offense for his fans. He can't even carry a team even now or distributed much after bringing Denver Nuggets last 2009-2010 season into their first conference finals. That's the highlight of his career and follow up season is kinda not that interesting.

For me, New York Knicks must retained this player if Melo will agree. Revamp their bench as this squad doesn't have a second team. Don't just acquired injury prone player to saved salary cap. They must do what Boston Celtics after their decision to recruit young players and disband their championship lineup. It's a risk worth trying for.

Melo gets a lot of bad reputation but let's face it, he's not on the same level and never was compared to Lebron James or Wade, from his generation. Now the guy played great at Denver and he also got an awful NYK team deep into the Playoffs. But he's not a loser in my mind, he just never had the luck to play in a great team, those Denver and NY teams were completely lacking in the talent deparment, let's be real here.

Either way, now he's older and more injury prone, I still think he can be a great piece to a well established team, he still is an awesome scorer and got more mature with age.

I think Melo was compared to Lebron James initially. But James proved that he is above all others and Melo looks like an ordinary player as compared to James. He played good at Denver I agree, but I think he does not have the mental toughness to carry a team that's why he got a bad reputation. And it really shows once he moved to NYK.

I also agree with you saying that Melo would be a good addition to a well established team and but the he should accept the role as just a support to the franchise player, whoever teams he goes.

Melo is aging already but the confidence is still in him, when we see Lebron James and Melo play against each other we usually see Melo stepping up although in the end Lebron's team win. Superstars loves to compete with each other and as long as Melo still think he is we cannot discount his ability to play, now playing together with 2 superstars which are healthy, I guess he will consider trusting his teammates.

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Quote from: agustina2 on July 14, 2017, 02:44:10 PM

Melo is overrated player for me. No offense for his fans. He can't even carry a team even now or distributed much after bringing Denver Nuggets last 2009-2010 season into their first conference finals. That's the highlight of his career and follow up season is kinda not that interesting.

For me, New York Knicks must retained this player if Melo will agree. Revamp their bench as this squad doesn't have a second team. Don't just acquired injury prone player to saved salary cap. They must do what Boston Celtics after their decision to recruit young players and disband their championship lineup. It's a risk worth trying for.

Melo gets a lot of bad reputation but let's face it, he's not on the same level and never was compared to Lebron James or Wade, from his generation. Now the guy played great at Denver and he also got an awful NYK team deep into the Playoffs. But he's not a loser in my mind, he just never had the luck to play in a great team, those Denver and NY teams were completely lacking in the talent deparment, let's be real here.

Either way, now he's older and more injury prone, I still think he can be a great piece to a well established team, he still is an awesome scorer and got more mature with age.

I think Melo was compared to Lebron James initially. But James proved that he is above all others and Melo looks like an ordinary player as compared to James. He played good at Denver I agree, but I think he does not have the mental toughness to carry a team that's why he got a bad reputation. And it really shows once he moved to NYK.

I also agree with you saying that Melo would be a good addition to a well established team and but the he should accept the role as just a support to the franchise player, whoever teams he goes.

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Quote from: agustina2 on July 14, 2017, 02:44:10 PM

Melo is overrated player for me. No offense for his fans. He can't even carry a team even now or distributed much after bringing Denver Nuggets last 2009-2010 season into their first conference finals. That's the highlight of his career and follow up season is kinda not that interesting.

For me, New York Knicks must retained this player if Melo will agree. Revamp their bench as this squad doesn't have a second team. Don't just acquired injury prone player to saved salary cap. They must do what Boston Celtics after their decision to recruit young players and disband their championship lineup. It's a risk worth trying for.

Melo gets a lot of bad reputation but let's face it, he's not on the same level and never was compared to Lebron James or Wade, from his generation. Now the guy played great at Denver and he also got an awful NYK team deep into the Playoffs. But he's not a loser in my mind, he just never had the luck to play in a great team, those Denver and NY teams were completely lacking in the talent deparment, let's be real here.

Either way, now he's older and more injury prone, I still think he can be a great piece to a well established team, he still is an awesome scorer and got more mature with age.

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Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

If he's gonna accept the switch to HOU, he's gonna have to accept big role changes. Look at what it did to K. Love when he went to Cleveland.

and i don't think he can adjust to that, look what just happen with him and drose he really didn't played well even they also got a chance to
make it to 2nd round but they didn't blend now that there's the chance to play with paul and harden which same role as he is it will be
difficult to mixed them out.

The Rockets management knows for sure before taking in a player to play with the team, they invested money on it and they have to make that everything will work according to plan. Players will just have to play since it's their rule but in the even there is no chemistry then it's the coaching staff and the management who will have to decide to set things right. I don't think Melo will not play his role if he will be told to do so.

Melo is individually looking great player but he didn't proved him self as a great team player. If he manage to take a role of a second option in Houston they could have pretty strong team.

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Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

If he's gonna accept the switch to HOU, he's gonna have to accept big role changes. Look at what it did to K. Love when he went to Cleveland.

and i don't think he can adjust to that, look what just happen with him and drose he really didn't played well even they also got a chance to
make it to 2nd round but they didn't blend now that there's the chance to play with paul and harden which same role as he is it will be
difficult to mixed them out.

The Rockets management knows for sure before taking in a player to play with the team, they invested money on it and they have to make that everything will work according to plan. Players will just have to play since it's their rule but in the even there is no chemistry then it's the coaching staff and the management who will have to decide to set things right. I don't think Melo will not play his role if he will be told to do so.

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Quote from: Aqualung89 on July 15, 2017, 06:39:48 AM

Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

If he's gonna accept the switch to HOU, he's gonna have to accept big role changes. Look at what it did to K. Love when he went to Cleveland.

and i don't think he can adjust to that, look what just happen with him and drose he really didn't played well even they also got a chance to
make it to 2nd round but they didn't blend now that there's the chance to play with paul and harden which same role as he is it will be
difficult to mixed them out.

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Jamal Crawford about joining the Minnesota Timberwolves. He has mentioned that its not about winning championships anymore. In which he could have easily pick the contract agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers. He also said that he wants to play with a team who he think he can make the best contribution anong all teams who recruited him he has chosen a team that has a chance to become winners because of him contributing.

What a guy. He's someone today's superstars need to look up to.

He is indeed a Role Player and I think even though he doesnt want to chase for a championship. Timberwolves, has already acquires good players which are definitely a contender. I still hope he win at least one championship before he retire.

At this point, I think he won't. Honestly, with regards to the Timberwolves, it's like Thibodeau's Bulls all over again, with younger, more athletic pieces.

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Jamal Crawford about joining the Minnesota Timberwolves. He has mentioned that its not about winning championships anymore. In which he could have easily pick the contract agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers. He also said that he wants to play with a team who he think he can make the best contribution anong all teams who recruited him he has chosen a team that has a chance to become winners because of him contributing.

What a guy. He's someone today's superstars need to look up to.

He is indeed a Role Player and I think even though he doesnt want to chase for a championship. Timberwolves, has already acquires good players which are definitely a contenteder. I still hope he win at least one championship before he retire.

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Quote from: Aqualung89 on July 15, 2017, 06:39:48 AM

Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

If he's gonna accept the switch to HOU, he's gonna have to accept big role changes. Look at what it did to K. Love when he went to Cleveland.

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Quote from: Aqualung89 on July 15, 2017, 06:39:48 AM

Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

Thinking that Houston has a powerhouse but for me this isn't a good move for the Rockets. Paul + Harden is already a good and both key players but adding Carmelo, I don't know if these three has the chemistry. But once they started to build their playing relationship good and this trio is going to be an headache for the tier teams.

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Carmelo is bad for me because it was the New York star, but there is a star in Houston. I think the room is harder and I think there will be some kind of extinction.

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Quote from: Theb on July 15, 2017, 05:04:38 AM

Jamal Crawford about joining the Minnesota Timberwolves. He has mentioned that its not about winning championships anymore. In which he could have easily pick the contract agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers. He also said that he wants to play with a team who he think he can make the best contribution anong all teams who recruited him he has chosen a team that has a chance to become winners because of him contributing.

What a guy. He's someone today's superstars need to look up to.

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Jamal Crawford about joining the Minnesota Timberwolves. He has mentioned that its not about winning championships anymore. In which he could have easily pick the contract agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers. He also said that he wants to play with a team who he think he can make the best contribution anong all teams who recruited him he has chosen a team that has a chance to become winners because of him contributing.

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Quote from: harizen on July 14, 2017, 02:36:47 PM

The New York Knicks put the Carmelo Anthony trade talks on hold for now.

It's clear now that chances Melo will be played on other team next season is possible or that paused trade talks will reconsider Melo to stay at the team . The closest team on the rumor that Melo could be transfer is the Houston Rockets. Sounds like a big 3 will be formed- Chris Paul - James Harden - Carmelo Anthony. Really a BIG isn't it but I don't see any threat from them especially Melo and Harden. Both are ball hogger and have an attitude of sole playmaking. Anyway, here comes again the CHEMISTRY thing and if that blockbuster transfer will happened, hope they can blend the chemistry properly.

Melo needs to change his attitude in the game, he paired up before with one of the best point guard which Allen Iverson but it did not work out well, I think those time are the only closest of the glory days of Melo and after that I did not see anything more interesting about him.
Both Harden and Paul are play makers but when paying in one team, they need to step up on the rule that is task for them to do.

Melo will never ever win a single crown until he change himself. He will only bring destruction to Houston. Chris Paul is a good play-maker and James Harden is some sort of a one-man team guy buy he knows his game and can distribute the ball too. If I were Houston I would rather spend money on bench players or hire some big guys.

We will see when the season starts. For sure there will be some debriefing and coaching staffs and management know his attitude problem. Houston is one of the most awaited roster today and many will going to tune in with each of their games.

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Quote from: Japinat on July 15, 2017, 03:12:43 AM

Quote from: harizen on July 14, 2017, 02:36:47 PM

The New York Knicks put the Carmelo Anthony trade talks on hold for now.

It's clear now that chances Melo will be played on other team next season is possible or that paused trade talks will reconsider Melo to stay at the team . The closest team on the rumor that Melo could be transfer is the Houston Rockets. Sounds like a big 3 will be formed- Chris Paul - James Harden - Carmelo Anthony. Really a BIG isn't it but I don't see any threat from them especially Melo and Harden. Both are ball hogger and have an attitude of sole playmaking. Anyway, here comes again the CHEMISTRY thing and if that blockbuster transfer will happened, hope they can blend the chemistry properly.

Melo needs to change his attitude in the game, he paired up before with one of the best point guard which Allen Iverson but it did not work out well, I think those time are the only closest of the glory days of Melo and after that I did not see anything more interesting about him.
Both Harden and Paul are play makers but when paying in one team, they need to step up on the rule that is task for them to do.

Melo will never ever win a single crown until he change himself. He will only bring destruction to Houston. Chris Paul is a good play-maker and James Harden is some sort of a one-man team guy buy he knows his game and can distribute the ball too. If I were Houston I would rather spend money on bench players or hire some big guys.

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