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Welcome to shrine of Carmelo Anthony. Carmelo Anthony's game is reminiscent of the prolific scoring small forwards of the 80s - Bernard King, Adrian Dantley, Alex English. He can score from anywhere on the court, rebound like a power forward and consistently get to the free throw line. Shoulders the load of being the leader on offense without being selfish. Weakness : It's a good dimension, but Carmelo
contributes nothing on defense, doesn't have the quickness to be a
great man defender and his passing skill is unproven and not high on
Anthony's agenda. He has lot to learn in pro NBA and I am sure that he will work on
his weakness. You have seen the best of Anthony's basketball, this wondrous 6-8 freshman small forward, from his 27-point Division I debut at New York's Madison Square Garden to his 5-for-5 long-range perfection at Michigan State to his 33-point destruction of Texas in the national semifinals and, finally, to the 20-point, 10-rebound, seven-assist masterwork Monday night against Kansas that helped secure Syracuse's first national championship. High School: As a high school senior, led Oak Hill Academy to a 32-1 record and a No. 3 final national ranking in USA Today. Averaged 21.7 points and 7.4 rebounds. Named First Team All-America by USA Today and PARADE and was named to the McDonald’s All-American Team. In the McDonald’s All-American Game, scored 19 points to help the East to victory. In junior season at Towson Catholic, named Player of the Year in Baltimore and All-Metro Player of the Year by the Baltimore Sun. Averaged 23 points and 10.3 rebounds.
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