Carmelo Anthony is expected to opt-out of his contract with the New York Knicks and become an unrestricted free agent. There’s several teams knocking at his door including the Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers and a distant possibility, the Miami Heat. But two teams that can really use his help are the Chicago Bulls and Boston Celtics according to Celtics star Rajon Rondo.
NBA: Carmelo Leaning Towards Leaving Knicks & These Two Teams Are the Frontrunners
As NBA free agency nears all eyes are on Carmelo Anthony. The Knicks are desperately trying to hold onto their superstar but his wanting to win now has him considering other options. There’s reportedly two teams in the lead to land his services.
NBA: Pacers Coach Frank Vogel Says Lebron is the Michael Jordan of Our Era & the Heat are the Bulls
Last night the Miami Heat totally dominated the Indiana Pacers at one point even leading by 37 points. They eventually won the game 117-92 eliminating the Pacers from the playoffs and heading to their fourth straight NBA Finals. Following the game, Pacers head coach Frank Vogel addressed the media and said something that definitely caught everyone’s attention.
NBA Report: Tom Thibodeau Would Only Leave Bulls to Coach Knicks
There’s reportedly a rocky relationship between Chicago Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau and the Bulls front office. That along with him being one of the best coaches in the league has several teams knocking on his door but there’s reportedly only one that could get him to bolt.
NBA: Check Out the Interesting Potential Landing Spots For Pau Gasol
Where will Pau Gasol play seems to be a never-ending discussion. Though Gasol has been at the center of Lakers trade talks for the past couple years, he will hit the free agent market on July 1st and get to decide on his own destiny. So what are his options?
(Video) NBA: 25 Years Ago Today! Is This Michael Jordan’s Most Memorable Shot Of His Career?
Bulls Win! Bulls Win! I can still hear that play call from the announcer after Michael Jordan broke the hearts of Cleveland Cavaliers fans. The shot he hit over Craig Ehlo has lived on for decades in commercials and other basketball related videos. It was 25 years ago today when he hit that shot to send the Bulls to the next round of the playoffs, and send the Cavs home. It got me thinking, is this the most famous shot from the most famous player of all time? I know the shot he hit against the Jazz when he crossed over Bryon Russell and hit the foul line jumper and just stood there posing for a second was also great. Hit the jump to take a trip down memory lane.
