Carmelo Anthony explains why Kiyan's freshman struggles are part of normal growth and how he's helping his son handle Syracuse-level expectations.

Carmelo Anthony believes Kiyan’s inconsistent freshman season was a natural step in his development, not a disappointment.

Carmelo Anthony built a career that placed him among the defining NBA scorers of his era. His résumé includes an NBA scoring title, 10 All-Star selections and major Olympic success, but the absence of a championship still shapes debates around his legacy.

Kiyan Anthony played his first year in college basketball. His freshman year wasn’t an ideal one. He could only average 8 points, 1.4 rebounds and less than an assist per game in 29 games. He only started 2 games and even his game time was very limited.

Anthony will discuss his scalp care journey through storytelling and social-first "edutainment." At the heart of the campaign is CeraVe's Anti-Dandruff Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner. Developed with dermatologists,

Syracuse guard Kiyan Anthony received praise from his renowned trainer, Chris Brickley, who noted his weight gain and progress this offseason as he gets ready for his sophomore campaign.

Carmelo Anthony knows what Syracuse pressure looks like when everything goes right. Now he is watching his son deal with the other side of it. ... Read More

Carmelo Anthony recently explained why he never joined LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and the Miami Heat, shedding light on the sacrifice he wasn't ready to make during his prime years.

Anthony’s investment in Utopai Studios supports a new model for athletes to develop, own and scale original entertainment properties. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 21, 2026--(BUSIN

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credits: IMAGN ©Credits: IMAGN In a world filled with agents, executives, and larger-than-life personalities, La La Anthony just revealed that the one person who truly holds influence ...

The Nuggets' former All-Star had fond memories with a handful of teammates in Denver.

Carmelo Anthony's podcast co-host thinks that New York Knicks guard Landry Shamet deserves a sandwich in his honor.