The New York Knicks Carmelo Anthony will also be healthy enough to hit the hardwood later this week at the minicamp, according to ESPN’s Marc Stein.
The plan was Anthony and Durant to arrive in Las Vegas to meet the mandatory attendance Team USA managing director Jerry Colangelo, they both showed interested to be part of the 2016 Olympic team.But both are far long way to go on their recoveries, they need to be cleared first to do training, aren’t overly physical to begin with. The case with Durant, Anthony will also stay clear of the showcase game on Thursday.
Anthony, who has missed 42 games last season with a knee injury, he inevitably went under the knife. The New York finished the season with a mere 17 victories, setting a franchise record for the lowest winning percentage in team history while the eight-time All-Star remained on the sidelines.
