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businessinsider.com Phil Jackson want to trade Carmelo Anthony because he doesn't feel like Melo is the type of player you can build a franchise around. That on top of Kristap Porzingis success has Jackson wanting to start the rebuilding process as soon as possible. Problem is, the contract Melo's is under now has him making around $54 million dollars over the next 2 years, with the 2nd year being a player option. No NBA team is giving up start players or prime lottery picks for an aging superstar who makes a ton of money.  Another problem that Phil Jackson has with trading Melo is that Anthony has a no trade clause in his contract. Any trade involving a team that Melo doesn't want to play for is out of the question. Melo not playing for a team who is bad enough to have a top lottery pick. And any team contending for a championship doesn't want to add a one dimensional player to their lineup. So Melo is stuck in New York. Phil Jackson hates him. The fans are sta...

So I'm on twitter and came across something that scared me. Someone said that Paul George is better than Carmelo Anthony. I said "At what sport?" Melo has proven himself to be one of the top players in the league and if you don't want to give him that credit then definitely a top scorer.  I'll hand it to Paul George defensively. But who's to say that's not a reflection of how the Pacers play basketball? I honestly don't like Paul George game. He is inconsistent offensively but wants to dominate the ball, he allows Lance Stevenson to do whatever he wants to do, and I just don't see him as a top player in this league. Melo has a scoring title, consistently top 5 in scoring and has not shown any signs of fear towards LeBron or Kobe (even though they are better.).  Paul George is up and coming and I don't want to sound like I'm hating on him but I refuse to fall into the hype just yet. George defensively is better than Melo but Melo offen...