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Carmelo Anthony on Cooper Flagg: Coop’s ceiling is out of this world. You led your team in all those statistical categories as a rookie. You’re there. You just cemented yourself as a young face of this league being black or white… If he continues to dominate those categories like that, that success is going to continue to grow and grow and becoming a national success. He don’t have no ceiling.

Carmelo Anthony shouts out Nico Harrison for Cooper Flagg winning ROY 💀 "Shout out to Nico Harrison for seeing this right here. For understanding his vision. Whatever happened or how it happened, Dallas got something back. They got the #1 pick and a rookie who led the squad in PTS, REB, AST, and STL. MJ is the only person to do that so when you talk about Cooper's ceiling as a young face of the league. It's Cooper Flagg"
Carmelo Anthony shouts out Nico Harrison for Cooper Flagg winning ROY 💀
— NBA Courtside (@NBA__Courtside) April 27, 2026
"Shout out to Nico Harrison for seeing this right here. For understanding his vision. Whatever happened or how it happened, Dallas got something back. They got the #1 pick and a rookie who led the squad in… pic.twitter.com/Bg9qyrANsv

NBA Courtside: Carmelo Anthony reacts to Jaden McDaniels calling out Denvers bad defense: "That's grown man talk. You didn't beat around the bush, you called names out.... When you have that type of passion about the point you're trying to make, it's on. It was already a rivalry, its personal now. Now Jokic is sitting back like 'I got something for you now.' Hearing this will take him to a whole other level... This is war, this is chess... If you don't win game 3 though, we'll have to have a conversation."
Carmelo Anthony reacts to Jaden McDaniels calling out Denvers bad defense:
— NBA Courtside (@NBA__Courtside) April 21, 2026
"That's grown man talk. You didn't beat around the bush, you called names out.... When you have that type of passion about the point you're trying to make, it's on. It was already a rivalry, its personal… pic.twitter.com/COszXiq1Qd
Crazy Stats: Paul George has the most career postseason points (2,416) among players who never made the @NBA Finals. Paul George - 2,416 Steve Nash - 2,072 Carmelo Anthony - 1,914 Joe Johnson - 1,828 Donovan Mitchell - 1,783 Damian Lillard - 1,715 Jalen Brunson - 1,701 Terry Cummings - 1,664 Alex English - 1,661 Vince Carter - 1,593
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Oh No He Didn't: Carmelo Anthony: "What does your presence mean to this team, this young team who's actually still trying to figure out who they are at this point?" Jrue Holiday: "I guess I'm old doing this and if I can do it then they can do it"
Carmelo: "What does your presence mean to this team, this young team who's actually still trying to figure out who they are at this point?"
— Oh No He Didn't (@ohnohedidnt24) April 1, 2026
Jrue: "I guess I'm old doing this and if I can do it then they can do it" 😂 pic.twitter.com/rrddZ0LsLu

Former NBA star Jeremy Lin, most known for his “Linsanity” run with the Carmelo Anthony-era New York Knicks, joined the NBA Today crew in the studio on Friday. In one segment, Lin walked studio hosts Malika Andrews and Tim MacMahon through what makes Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Dončić so dynamic.

Through 60 games, Flagg is averaging 20.3 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 4.6 assists in 33.8 minutes per night as a 19-year-old. After scoring 32 points against the Warriors, he now has eight career 30-point games, more than any other teenager in NBA history except LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony. He did it while shooting 12-of-19 from the floor and 2-of-4 from beyond the arc, while making all six of his free throw attempts and finding his teammates for nine assists. “He’s slowing the game down. He’s reading the defense really well,” Max Christie said of Flagg. “When he gets into his backdowns and his moves, he’s taking his time more — he’s not rushed. He’s still making the right play. That’s the first sign of growth.”

Carmelo Anthony on playing with Barack Obama: He's Barry in the gym. He’s Barry. He's Bo in the gym. We wasn't at the White House. We played somewhere else at… It was like Navy or something like that. One of the campuses. We played somewhere. But yeah, I got the call like, "Yo, Obama doing a basketball game, man." He said he needs a shooter. Said he wants you. You have to be there. Damn! I got summoned. I think LeBron was there. We had some older guys and then he invited some of the younger guys. We were just there having a good time man. We played pick up. Q. Did anybody guard him with any gust? Anthony: You guard him but you just can't touch him.

Carmelo Anthony: President Barack Obama been around the game for a long time. He's been a major advocate for basketball, for the NBA as a whole. Him being such a global icon, like being able to bring awareness to the NBA and bring people in positions of power around the NBA, he's doing his job. He's like an ambassador for the NBA.
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What was the first big moment when you realized, “Boy, finally, I’m in the NBA. This is actually happening. It’s real”? Derrick White: Yeah, I mean, the first time I actually had some real minutes. I check in against OKC, and I go to the free-throw line, and I got Carmelo Anthony and Paul George. And I’m from Colorado, and so Carmelo Anthony was basically my whole childhood. So I’m kind of like, “This is amazing that I’m here next to you. I can’t believe it.” So that was kind of my—my eyes are wide open the whole time. I probably turned it over the next play.

Carmelo Anthony: DAMNNNNNNNNN LOL MY BAD Y'ALL I WON'T SPEAK ON ANY TOPICS RELATED TO WINNING ANYMORE LOL JUST WAS TRYING TO SHARE FROM A "GROWTH MINDSET" Back to "small" mindset

Carmelo Anthony believes Anthony Edwards is the best player in the NBA: “I think Ant Edwards is the best player in the NBA. I think he brings everything. He brings in intellect, he takes on the challenge. His stats speak for itself. Getting his team as a young player to multiple WCF. His peers are saying this. His peers are saying ‘Ant is the guy right now.’ If you look at trajectory, the energy, the it factor, early success, winning, carrying an organization. I’d have to say, he is that”

Drew Hanlen: Melo is a hall of famer, gold medalist & one of the best bucket-getters in NBA history. In fact, outside of Kobe, he was the player we studied/stole from more than anyone when JT was in high school. My tweet wasn’t downplaying how good he was as a player. It was addressing Melo’s comments suggesting JT needed to take a backseat in order to win. JT is an NBA champion & 14-6 in playoff series. He knows how to win. Just think the media, especially former players like Melo who knows JT rocks with him, should be celebrating the fact that JT has worked his ass off to give himself a chance to get back on the court this season instead of dropping hot takes.