Carmelo Anthony competes NBC Sports, Peacocks NBA reporting as a studio analyst

Fresh from his admission to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame's 2025 class, class, Carmelo Anthony confirmed on Saturday that from October he will be studio analyst for NBC Sports and Peacocks NBA reporting. The announcement came during an interview between Anthony and Ahmed solemn in Churchill Downs during reporting on the Kentucky Derby from NBC Sports.

Anthony, a 10-time NBA All-Star and a three-time Olympic gold medalist for the USA, will probably be in the studio one or more nights a week during the 2025-26 season.

When Fareed asked him what he was most excited for to join NBC Sports, Anthony replied: “I think I just built one team and returned to a team -oriented aspect.

“Talk about the game, speak the game and found out what the” why “is about what many people do, what many players do in the game. I think the game in the game has to be talked about. “

Anthony played 19 seasons in the NBA and spent time with the Denver Nuggets, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, Portland Trail Blazers and Los Angeles Lakers. He was a six-time all-NBA selection and won the 2013 goal with New York, a season in which he took third place in the MVP vote. His 28,289 career points rank 10^TH All times and he was appointed to the NBA 75^TH Anniversary team.

Anthony also won the most outstanding players of the NCAA final player and the NCAA newcomer of the year as the selection of the all-America selection of the second team during his lonely college year at Syracuse University, which ended with the Orange winner of the 2003 National Championship. He won a total of four Olympic medals and completed his US basketball career as an Olympic all-time leader in games, points and rebounds.

The NBA will return to NBC in other national networks this autumn after over two decades. NBA on NBC was the backdrop for many important moments when the league became increasingly popular in the 1990s in the 1990s Michael Jordan And his Chicago Bulls dynasty. Anthony was one of many who had their formative experiences with the league by looking at the reporting of NBC.

“When I grew up the NBA on NBC, my love for the game has shaped,” said Anthony. “Now I am thrilled to join the NBC Sports family. I have always used my platform to expand the game, and I am happy to bring the fans a new perspective because we initiate a new era of NBA reporting and programming.”

Entry to NBC Sports marks a supplement to Anthony's media career after advance to work with his podcast “7 p.m. in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony”, which covers the latest NBA messages and stories from Anthony's career as a player. Anthony adds another decorated former player to the NBA reporting from NBC Sports Jamal Crawford And Reggie Miller have already been announced as game analysts. Mike Tirico And Noah Eagle will also serve as play-by-play analysts.