Nick Wright: Carmelo Anthony's talent had been under appreciated, he's now thriving in Portland

Name: Nick Wright: Carmelo Anthony's talent had been under appreciated, he's now thriving in Portland
Uploaded: 2020-08-05T10:40:28-04:00
Description: Nick Wright and Antoine Walker break down the career of Carmelo Anthony leading up to this point. Nick feels the media greatly discredited Melo during his time in OKC and Houston when he could clearly still deliver. Portland has been a much better fit.

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Nick Wright and Antoine Walker break down the career of Carmelo Anthony leading up to this point. Nick feels the media greatly discredited Melo during his time in OKC and Houston when he could clearly still deliver. Portland has been a much better fit.

AUGUST 5, 2020・first things first・3:44

Los Angeles Lakers

Carmelo Anthony

National Basketball Association

Nick Wright

First Things First

Nick Wright: Carmelo Anthony's talent had been under appreciated, he's now thriving in Portland

Nick Wright and Antoine Walker break down the career of Carmelo Anthony leading up to this point. Nick feels the media greatly discredited Melo during his time in OKC and Houston when he could clearly still deliver. Portland has been a much better fit.

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