Carmelo Anthony was apologetic to his New York Knicks teammates following an emotional outburst right after a recent loss to the Detroit Pistons. In that game, Anthony scored just six measly points on a 2-0f-12 shooting night. The Knicks are currently in transition following the big trade last month, which brought in Anthony and Chauncey Billups from the Denver Nuggets. Anthony says all he wants is for the Knicks to be patient with his game (considering that he is just 2 ½ weeks in with the team) and he also made it clear that he has no qualm about coach Mike D’Antoni’s offensive system, according to the New York Post.
“Not at all. Why would I do that? D'Antoni got a helluva offense. Everybody knows that around this league. It's a matter of me picking my spots in the offense, figuring it out in a timely fashion. "What I the told guys is. let's be patient, man. It's not going to be 100 percent in 2½ weeks. It's going to take some time.”
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