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By Brian Mahoney, The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Carmelo Anthony wanted New York and Knicks fans wanted him — if the price was right.
The Knicks probably exceeded it when they acquired him six years ago this month, setting expectations Anthony was eager to face but is increasingly unlikely to ever meet.
But if his time in New York is almost up, if the Knicks really are considering moving on without him, a word of warning.