GREENBURGH, N.Y. - New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony, now migraine-free, practiced on Tuesday and plans to play in Wednesday's game against the Chicago Bulls.
Anthony missed Sunday's loss to the Sacramento Kings because of lingering effects from a migraine headache that first surfaced the night before.
"I used to get migraines years ago when I was in Denver but I haven't had one in a while," he said after Tuesday's practice. "So I don't know what triggered it. It just happened. If anybody has had migraines, you know it kind of drains you and kind of takes everything away from you.