New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony revealed Tuesday night that he's been dealing with a knee injury since early in the season.
Steve Popper of The Record had the report:
Anthony, 30, is no stranger to various different minor ailments. Rarely has a season passed where he hasn't been forced to battle through an injury. He's in his 12th season in the league and hasn't played a complete 82-game slate since his rookie campaign.
What the Knicks are always hoping to avoid is a more serious ailment. He's the unquestioned leader of the team on the offensive end and New York would struggle mightily to replace his scoring output for an extended period of time.
It should be noted Anthony worked hard during the offseason to improve his fitness level.
Ian Begley of ESPNNewYork.com spoke with the forward's trainer, Idan Ravin, who said there was no specific weight-loss goal. They simply wanted to get him to a point where he could rely on his body as he beings his 30s.
"In anything, you get older, and getting leaner and lighter helps with the longevity of your career ...
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Carmelo Anthony Injury: Updates on Knicks Star’s Knee and Recovery
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